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Classroom 0 PFC RB Modern History Lecture PDF

The document outlines the UPSC syllabus for Indian history, focusing on the Indian National Movement and significant historical events from the mid-18th century to the present. It includes a breakdown of questions from the last five years, highlighting key topics such as the Freedom Struggle and British policies. Additionally, it discusses the importance of studying history and provides an overview of various historical periods and events, including the advent of Europeans in India and the impact of colonialism.

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Classroom 0 PFC RB Modern History Lecture PDF

The document outlines the UPSC syllabus for Indian history, focusing on the Indian National Movement and significant historical events from the mid-18th century to the present. It includes a breakdown of questions from the last five years, highlighting key topics such as the Freedom Struggle and British policies. Additionally, it discusses the importance of studying history and provides an overview of various historical periods and events, including the advent of Europeans in India and the impact of colonialism.

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PFC - MIH LECTURE 1

UPSC SYLLABUS
PRELIMS
History of India and Indian National Movement.
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WHAT IS HISTORY, PRE-HISTORY
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DIVISION OF HISTORY
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Ancient Civilisations - Greek, Egyptian & Mesopotamian

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Indian Subcontinent

Ancient Dynasties - Mauryas, Guptas and Harsha (till 647 A.D.)


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UPSC 2019 Prelims - HOMEWORK

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