White and Red Book of NCERT MCQs Class 6 to 12 Objective Questions (Hindi Medium) (3975)

White and Red Book of NCERT MCQs Class 6 to 12 Objective Questions (Hindi Medium) (3975)
Contents :
HISTORY
Ancient History: Class–VI
1. What, Where, How and When
2. From Hunting Gathering to Growing Food
3. In the Earliest Cities
4. What Books and Burials Tell us
5. Kingdom, Kings and an Early Republic
6. New Questions and Ideas
7. Ashoka, The Emperor who gave up War
8. Vital Villages, Thriving Towns
9. Traders, Kings and Pilgrims
10. New Empires and Kingdoms
11. Buildings, Paintings, and Books
Ancient History: Class–XI
1. The Importance of Ancient Indian History
2. The Construction of Ancient Indian History
3. The Geographical Setting
4. The Stone Age
5. The Stone-Copper Phase
6. The Harappan Civilisation
7. Advent of Aryans and the Age of Rig Veda
8. Later Vedic Phase: Transition to State and Social Formation
9. Jainism and Buddhism
10. Territorial State and the First Magadha Empire
11. Iranian and Macedonian Invasions
12. State and Varna Society in the Age of the Buddha
13. The Age of the Mauryas
14. Significance of the Mauryan Rule
15. Central Asian Contacts and Their Results
16. The Age of the Satvahanas
17. The Dawn of History in the Deep South
Medieval History: Class–VII
1. Tracing Changes Through a Thousand Years
2. New Kings and kingdoms
3. Delhi Sultans
4. Mughal Empire
5. Ruler and Buildings
6. Towns, Traders and Crafts persons
7. Tribes, Nomads and Settled Communities
8. Devotion path to the divine
9. The Making of Regional Culture
10. Eighteenth-Century Political Formations
Medieval History: Class–XI
1. India and the World
2. Northern India: Age of the Three Empires (800-1000)
3. South India: The Chola Empire (900-1200 CE)
4. Economic and Social Life, Education and Religious Beliefs (800-1200 CE)
5. The Age of Conflict (Circa 1000-1200)
6. The Delhi Sultanate-I
7. The Delhi Sultanate II
8. Government and Economic and Social Life under the Delhi Sultanate
9. The Age of Vijayanagara and the Bahmanids, and the Coming of the Portuguese (C. 1350- 1565)
10. Struggle for Empire in North India-I (C. 1400-1525 CE)
11. Cultural Development in India (1300-1500 CE)
12. Struggle for Empire in North India-II Mughals and Afghans (1525-1555 CE)
13. Consolidation of the Mughal Empire; Age of Akbar
14. The Deccan and South India (Up to 1656 CE)
15. India in the First Half of 17th Century
16. Economic and Social Life under the Mughals
17. Cultural and Religious Developments
18. Climax and Disintegration of Mughal Empire-I
19. Climax and Disintegration of Mughal Empire- II
20. Assessment and Review
Modern History: Class–VIII
1. How, When and Where
2. From Trade to Territory
3. Ruling Counting Side
4. Tribals, Dikus and the Vision of a Golden Age
5. When People Rebel-1857 and After
6. Women Caste and Reform
7. Making of National Movement
8. India after Independence
Modern History: Class –XI
1. The Decline of the Mughal Empire
2. Indian States and Society in the 18th Century
3. The Beginnings of the European Settlements
4. The British Conquest of India
5. The Structure of the government and the Economic Policies of the British Empire in India, 1757-1857
6. Administrative Organisation and Social and Cultural Policy
7. Social and Cultural Awakening in the First Half of the 19th century
8. The Revolt of 1857
9. Administrative Changes After 1858
10. India and Her Neighbours
11. Economic Impact of the British Rule
12. Growth of New India- the Nationalist Movement 1858-1905
13. Growth of New India; Religious and Social Reforms After 1858.
14. National Movement 1905-1918
15. Struggle for Swarajya
World History: Class–IX
1. The French Revolution
2. Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution
3. Nazism and the Rise of Hitler
4. Forest Society and Colonialism
5. Pastoralist in the Modern World
World History: Class–X
World History: Class–XII
Art & Culture: Class–XI
Art & Culture: Class–XII
GEOGRAPHY
Geography: Class–VI
Geography: Class–VII
Geography: Class–VIII
Geography: Class–IX
Geography: Class–X
Geography: Class–XI
Geography: Class–XII
Geography: (India People and Economy) Class–XII
ENVIRONMENT
Environment: Class–XII
POLITY
Polity: Class–VI
Polity: Class–VII
Polity: Class–VIII
Polity: Class–IX
Polity: Class–X
Polity: Class–XI
Polity: Class–XII
ECONOMICS
Economics: Class–IX
Economics: Class–X
Economics: Class–XI
Economics: Class–XII
Micro Economics: Class–XIII
GENERAL SCIENCE
Physics: Class–VI
Physics: Class–VII
Physics: Class–VIII
Physics: Class–IX
Physics: Class–X
Chemistry: Class–VI
Chemistry: Class–VII
Chemistry: Class–VIII
Chemistry: Class–IX
Chemistry: Class–X
Biology: Class-VI
Biology: Class-VII
Biology: Class-VIII
Biology: Class-IX
Biology: Class-X