Who is this class for?

• This class is designed for Class 12 students studying Sociology as part of the Arts/Humanities stream.

• Ideal for students who want to strengthen their understanding of advanced sociological concepts and prepare effectively for their board examinations.

• Suitable for learners planning to pursue higher studies in Sociology, Social Work, Public Administration, Political Science, or Civil Services.

What will students learn?

• Key topics such as social institutions, social stratification, cultural diversity, social change, and globalization.

• The ability to analyze social problems and processes using sociological perspectives.

• How to connect theories with real-life examples and case studies for deeper understanding.

• Answer-writing techniques to structure responses clearly and score better in exams.

• Development of critical and analytical thinking to evaluate society from multiple perspectives.

• Academic support through regular tests, doubt-clearing sessions, and revision strategies for board exam readiness.

What they need to bring to class?

• Sociology textbook, notebook, pen/pencil, and any assignment material given.

• A habit of reading newspapers and current affairs to connect classroom learning with social realities.

• Most importantly, an open and reflective mindset, ready to engage in discussions, share views, and question existing norms.