CBSE Class 12 History — Themes in Indian History Part III Revision Kit
Every date, name, number, term and source of Themes 9 to 12, from the Permanent Settlement to the Constituent Assembly, with the map places and the committees table.
- Space weighted by unit marks
- Charts from the book's own data
- Traps corrected
- Final test with answers
What is inside
- 1Part III of the History paper, on seven pages — Themes 9–12 · 1793 to 1950 · 25 theory marks + the 1857 and National Movement map items
- 2Theme 9 (I): Bengal and the Rajmahal hills — Colonialism and the Countryside · the Permanent Settlement, jotedars, the Fifth Report, the hoe and the plough
- 3Theme 9 (II): the Bombay Deccan — Ryotwari, debt and the cotton boom · the 1875 riots · reading official sources
- 4Theme 10: the Revolt of 1857 — Rebels and the Raj · pattern, leaders, rumours, Awadh, the rebels' vision, repression and images
- 5Theme 11 (I): Gandhiji, 1915–1931 — Mahatma Gandhi and the Nationalist Movement · from Champaran to Non-cooperation, the Salt March and the Round Tables
- 6Theme 11 (II) and Theme 12 (I) — Quit India, the last days, sources on Gandhi · the Constituent Assembly, its members and committees, the Objectives Resolution
- 7Theme 12 (II), map work and a final test — Framing the Constitution · the Centre, language, secularism · Part III map places · 12 questions with answers
How to revise with it, page by page
Use it alongside the textbook, not instead of it.
What went into these seven pages
Written from the primary documents, not from other people's notes:
- NCERT Themes in Indian History Part III (Class 12) and the CBSE Class 12 History curriculum 2026–27.
- Audited twice before printing: gpt-5.4 + ChatGPT. Every flagged line was checked against the NCERT textbook and fixed or kept with the book's page; where the book itself misprints a value the kit says so. AI reviews are editorial aids, not official certification.
Original revision material; not an official CBSE or NCERT publication.
Questions
Is it only for the last week before the exam?
No. It is a cheatsheet of the important points, formulas and facts. Keep it on your phone and use it all through your preparation: before a mock, when a topic slips, and for one full read in the final days.
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Which book and session is this for?
CBSE Class 12 History (subject code 027), NCERT Themes in Indian History Part III, 2026–27 curriculum. One kit covers one book.
What does the purchase include?
One seven-page PDF, including the free first page. The other six pages unlock after payment.
Is this an official CBSE or NCERT publication?
No. These are independent study notes by ProSyllabus, not affiliated with or endorsed by NCERT or CBSE. Page references (p. N) are to the 2026-27 NCERT textbook, so you can open the book at the exact page. Use it alongside the textbook; it does not replace it or guarantee a score.
How was it checked?
Audited twice before printing: gpt-5.4 + ChatGPT. Every flagged line was checked against the NCERT textbook and fixed or kept with the book's page; where the book itself misprints a value the kit says so. AI reviews are editorial aids, not official certification.
What does this kit cover?
Every date, name, number, term and source of Themes 9 to 12, from the Permanent Settlement to the Constituent Assembly, with the map places and the committees table.
Found a mistake? Report it — if we accept it, we fix the kit for every buyer and thank you by name on this page.
Independent study notes by ProSyllabus. Not affiliated with or endorsed by NCERT. Page references are to the 2026-27 NCERT textbook.