Class 9 Social Science
A complete Class 9 Social Science course built on the four NCERT textbooks: India and the Contemporary World I (History), Contemporary India I (Geography), Democratic Politics I and Economics. All 20 chapters are taught in short concept lessons with...
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A complete Class 9 Social Science course built on the four NCERT textbooks: India and the Contemporary World I (History), Contemporary India I (Geography), Democratic Politics I and Economics. All 20 chapters are taught in short concept lessons with worked examples, timelines, map practice, mistake clinics and exam-style revision questions. What you will cover: • History: the French Revolution, socialism and the Russian Revolution, Nazism, forest society and colonialism, pastoralists • Geography: India's size and location, physical features, drainage, climate, natural vegetation and wildlife, population • Democratic Politics: what democracy is, constitutional design, electoral politics, working of institutions, democratic rights • Economics: the village of Palampur, people as resource, poverty, food security Syllabus-aware: the lessons follow the rationalised NCERT textbooks (Reprint 2025-26). The few sections NCERT has dropped from those books, such as plate tectonics, drainage patterns, jet streams and the age-sex composition of population, appear only as clearly labelled background reading. Always confirm the exact chapter list for your exam with your school. Practise as you go: every topic ends with a 5-question quick check, every chapter has a practice test that draws 10 fresh questions per attempt from a 420-question bank, and a full-syllabus practice test closes the course. Expect roughly 50 hours of self-paced study.
Take away something useful.
- The French Revolution
- Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution
- Nazism and the Rise of Hitler
- Forest Society and Colonialism
- Pastoralists in the Modern World
- India: Size and Location
- Physical Features of India
- Drainage
- Climate
- Natural Vegetation and Wildlife
- Population
- What is Democracy? Why Democracy?
- Constitutional Design
- Electoral Politics
- Working of Institutions
- Democratic Rights
- The Story of Village Palampur
- People as Resource
- Poverty as a Challenge
- Food Security in India
Everything you get.
Short concept lessons, timelines, worked examples and mistake clinics
42 topic quick checks with explanations
20 chapter practice tests plus a full-syllabus test, 10 fresh questions per attempt
Exam-style revision questions in every chapter
Clear labels for background topics outside the rationalised textbooks
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