BodhiScoreHaryana Board Class 10 Social Science Syllabus 2026-27
Exam scheme
Annual exam on the full syllabus. Written 80, internal assessment 20. Subject code 017.
| Book | Units / chapters | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| Bharat and the World | Units 1–3 (nine history chapters) | 23 |
| Democratic Politics-II | Power sharing; Federalism; Gender, Religion and Caste; Political parties; Outcomes of Democracy | 21 |
| Contemporary India II | Resources; Forest and Wildlife; Water; Agriculture; Minerals and Energy; Manufacturing; Lifelines | 21 |
| Understanding of Economic Development | Development; Sectors; Money and Credit; Globalisation; Consumer Rights | 15 |
History — Bharat and the World
- Sarasvati–Sindhu Civilization (expansion, chronology, town planning, art, political/social/economic/religious life, decline)
- Major civilizations of the ancient world (Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Greek, Roman, Chinese, Maya)
- Major philosophies of the world
- Medieval society: Europe and India
- Christianity and Islam: rise and conflict
- Foreign invasions on India
- Colonialism and imperialism
- Movement against British colonialism in India
- 50 years of Independence
Democratic Politics-II
Power sharing; federalism; gender, religion and caste; political parties; outcomes of democracy.
Geography — Contemporary India II
Resources and development; forest and wildlife; water resources; agriculture; mineral and energy resources; manufacturing industries; lifelines of the national economy.
Economics
Development; sectors of the Indian economy; money and credit; globalisation and the Indian economy; consumer rights.
The official PDF also lists map work for history (world) and geography (India).
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