The National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) was established in November 1989 with the primary objective to provide a world-class standard in education.
C Level Social Science Syllabus
The syllabus plays a significant role in preparing students for examinations, and assures students to gain the required knowledge to explore new and diverse future career avenues.
The National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) develops the curriculum by self-learning material and expertise from several reputed academics and vocational education institutions. NIOS syllabus for C Level Social Science contains all basic subjects in an essential manner. NIOS C level Social Science syllabus comprises chapters of History, Geography, Economics and Political Science. The entire course has been divided into twenty chapters, with self-assessment provided at the end of each chapter. The total duration of the lesson plan is for 100 hours, which has been distributed according to the topics and subtopics.
Check the links given below for more information about each chapter given in the NIOS OBE – C level Social Science syllabus.
To view the chapter details, click on the relevant link:
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Chapter 1: Evolution of Human Civilisation |
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Chapter 2: The Vedic Civilisation |
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Chapter 3: Life during Post Vedic Civilisation |
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Chapter 4: Social, Economics and Political Systems after the Mauryas |
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Chapter 5: Delhi Sultanate |
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Chapter 6: The Mughals and after Them – The Marathas and the Rajputs |
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Chapter 7: The Rule of British Company |
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Chapter 8: Freedom Struggle – British Rule and Independent India |
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Chapter 9: Our Country India – Physical Features |
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Chapter 10: Minerals and Energy Resources of India |
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Chapter 11: Agriculture in India |
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Chapter 12: Development of Industries |
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Chapter 13: Modes of Transportation and Communication |
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Chapter 14: Population Explosion and Population Control |
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Chapter 15: Financial Life |
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Chapter 16: Nature of Governance Systems |
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Chapter 17: Indian Constitution |
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Chapter 18: State Government |
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Chapter 19: Democracy and Local Self-Governance |
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Chapter 20: India on the Path of Progress |
The syllabus is the course outline of what students will learn for a given semester. It helps them know what to expect and gives them an idea of what they should study. To explore other resources for your exams, register at BYJU’S NIOS.
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