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OFFICIAL SYLLABUS
| Month | Book's Name | Topic | |
| May | India and the Contemporary World-1 | Economics | French Revolution |
| Political Science | Story of Palampur Village | ||
| Geography | India-Size and Position | ||
| July | India and the Contemporary World-1 | Economics | Socialism and the Russian Revolution in Europe |
| Political Science | People as a Resource | ||
| Geography | Physical Nature of India | ||
| August | India and the Contemporary World-1 | Economics | Nazism and the Rise of Hitler |
| Political Science | What is democracy? Why democracy? | ||
| September | Economics and Political Science | Constitution making (The democratic constitution in South Africa has been removed. | |
| October | Economics | Poverty a challenge | |
| Political Science | Electoral Politics | ||
| Geography | Climate | ||
| November | Economics and Political Science | Working of Institutions | |
| December | Geography | Natural flora and fauna | |
prescribed text books
1. India and the Contemporary World - I
1. French Revolution :
i. French society in the late eighteenth century.
ii. Beginning of revolution.
iii. Abolition of monarchy and establishment of republic in France.
iv. Has there been a revolution for women too?
v. Abolition of slavery.
vi. Revolution and everyday life.
2. Socialism and Russian Revolution in Europe:
i. Era of social change.
ii. Russian Revolution.
iii. The February Revolution in Petrograd.
iv. What changed after October?
v. The Russian Revolution and the Global Impact of the Soviet Union.
3. Nazism and the Rise of Hitler:
i. Birth of the Weimar Republic.
ii. The Rise of Hitler
iii. The Nazis' World View |
iv. The Status of Youth in Nazi Germany.
v. Crimes against the general public and humanity
vi. Crimes against the general public and humanity.
2. Economics and Political Science
i. Story of Palampur Village :- Overview, Organization of Production, Farming in Palampur, Non-Agricultural Activities in Palampur.
ii. People as Resources Overview, Economics of Men and Women activities, quality of population, education, health, unemployment.
iii. Poverty: A Challenge:- Observation, two specific cases of poverty Poverty in the eyes of social scientists, estimates of poverty, vulnerable groups, inter-state inequalities. Global Poverty Scenario Due to poverty, An
...PAPER FORMAT
There will be one Paper in this Subject.
Time Duration: 2:30 hrs
Maximum Marks: 80
Unit & their weightage
| S.No | Topic | No. of Questions | Marks |
| 1. | The French Revolution | 08 | 15 Marks |
| 2. | Socialism and the Russian Revolution in Europe | ||
| 3. | Nazism and the Rise of Hitler | ||
| 4. | India Size and Location | 18 | 25 Marks |
| 5. | Physical form of india | ||
| 6. | Climate | ||
| 7. | Natural flora and fauna | ||
| 8. | What is democracy and why? | 18 | 25 Marks |
| 9. | Constitution making | ||
| 10. | Electoral politics and functioning of institutions | ||
| 11. | Story of Palanpur Village | 08 | 15 Marks |
| 12. | People as resources | ||
| 13. | Poverty a challenge |
Internal Assessment - 20 Marks
| S.no | Topic | Marks |
| 1. | SAT | 10 Marks |
| 2. | Attendance | 05 Marks |
| 3. | Project-based learning | 05 Marks |
| TOTAL | 20 Marks |
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OFFICIAL HARYANA BOARD CLASS 9th DATESHEET 2023
Date-sheet (Theory Papers) for Classes 9th Annual Exam March 2023
Date of Commencement of Exam - 23-02-2023 & Time 08:30 AM to 11:30 AM
| Date & Day | Subject | Timing |
| 03 March 2023 (Friday) | Social Science | 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM |
| Date & Day | Subject | Timing |
| 23 February 2023 (Thursday) | Punjabi (All Haryana), IT/ITES (Information Technology & Enabling Services) (For Govt. Model Sr. Sec. School, SLCE Sec-28 Faridabad only | 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM |
| 24 February 2023 (Friday) | Sanskrit/Urdu/ Retail/ Security/ Automobile/ IT&ITES/ Patient Care Assistant/ Physical Education & Sports/ Beauty & Wellness/ Travel Tourism & Hospitality/ Agriculture Paddy Farming/ Banking and Finance Services/Banking and Insurance Services / Apparel Fashion Design/ Physical & Health Education/ /Drawing/ Agriculture/ Computer Science/Home Science/Music Hindustani (All Options)/ Animal Husbandry/ Dance (All Options) | 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM |
| 27 February 2023 (Monday) | Hindi | 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM |
| 01 March 2023 (Wednesday) | English | 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM |
| 03 March 2023 (Friday) | Social Science | 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM |
| 07 March 2023 (Tuesday) | Science | 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM |
| 10 March 2023 (Friday) | Mathematics | 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM |
| 13 March 2023 (Monday) | Sanskrit Grammer (Only for Gurukul/Sanskrit Vidyapeeth) (Modern Arsha Method / Arsha Method) | 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM |
| 14 March 2023 (Tuesday) | Sanskrit Literature (Only for Gurukul/Sanskrit Vidyapeeth) (Modern Arsha Method / Arsha Method) | 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM |
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Analysis
1. There are total 52 questions in this question paper, which are divided into four sections History, Political Science, Geography, Economics.
2. Section A (History) - In this section 1 to 10 has 10 questions in 15 marks.
3. Question no. 1 carries 5 marks, Question no. 2 carries 2 marks and Question no. 3 to 10 carries 1 marks of each questions.
4. Section B (Political Science) - In this section 11 to 26 has 16 questions in 25 marks.
5. Question no. 11 carries 5 marks, Question no. 12 & 13 carries 3 marks, Question no. 14 carries 2 marks and 15 to 26 carries 1 marks of each questions.
6. Section C (Geography) - In this section 27 to 44 has 18 questions in 25 marks.
7. Question no. 27 to 41 carries 1 marks of each question, Question no. 42 carries 2 marks, Question no. 43 carries 3 marks and 44 carries 5 marks.
8. Section D (Economics) - In this section 45 to 52 has 8 questions in 15 marks.
9. Question no. 45 to 49 carries 1 marks of each question, Question no. 50 carries 2 marks, Question no. 51 carries 3 marks and Question no. 52 carries 5 marks.
And
There is no overall choice, However, Internal choice is given in 2 long question carrying 5 marks. Question no. 44 & 52. You have to attempt only one of the choices in such questions.
Comment
1. The difficulty level of the Social Science paper : Easy to Moderate.
2. Few of the questions of 3 marks were tricky.
3. The pattern of the Social Science paper was similar to the latest Social Science Sample Paper .
4. All the questions in the paper were asked from the latest syllabus and based on NCERT textbooks.
5. The average range of expected marks was 60 to 70+ (out of 80).
1. There are total 52 questions in this question paper, which are divided into four sections History, Political Science, Geography, Economics.
2. Section A (History) - In this section 1 to 10 has 10 questions in 15 marks.
3. Question no. 1 carries 5 marks, Question no. 2 carries 2 marks and Question no. 3 to 10 carries 1 marks of each questions.
4. Section B (Political Science) - In this section 11 to 26 has 16 questions in 25 marks.
5. Question no. 11 carries 5 marks, Question no. 12 & 13 carries 3 marks, Question no. 14 carries 2 marks and 15 to 26 carries 1 marks of each questions.
6. Section C (Geography) - In this section 27 to 44 has 18 questions in 25 marks.
7. Question no. 27 to 41 carries 1 marks of each question, Question no. 42 carries 2 marks, Question no. 43 carries 3 marks and 44 carries 5 marks.
8. Section D (Economics) - In this section 45 to 52 has 8 questions in 15 marks.
9. Question no. 45 to 49 carries 1 marks of each question, Question no. 50 carries 2 marks, Question no. 51 carries 3 marks and Question no. 52 carries 5 marks.
10. Internal choice is given in 2 long question carrying 5 marks. Question no. 44 & 52.
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