NCERT reference · Class 7
29 chapters covering medieval Indian history, physical and human geography, and how society and government work — grouped by subject for structured revision.
12
chapters covered
5
themes
80
marks in exam
Study map
History (10 chapters)
Medieval India — Sultans, Mughals, Bhakti, regional cultures.
Geography (10 chapters)
Earth's interior, rocks, weather, vegetation, human habitats.
Civics (9 chapters)
Equality, state government, gender, media, markets.
Syllabus by subject
India's varied physical landscape — mountains, plains, deserts, and coasts; how weather is measured and changes daily; India's distinct climate zones and how they affect agriculture, clothing, and daily life.
Early Indian states and urban centres; the Maurya and other empires; political reorganisation after the Mauryas; the Gupta period's achievements in science, literature, and art.
Why certain places, rivers, and mountains hold sacred significance in Indian traditions — the relationship between geography, history, and religious heritage.
Different forms of government (monarchy, democracy, republic); the significance of a constitution; the evolution of exchange from barter to modern money; how markets function and connect buyers and sellers.
Practice bridge
Step 1
Generate 10 questions on India's geographical diversity, climate zones, and weather patterns.
Step 2
Create History MCQs on early empires, the Gupta era, and cultural achievements.
Step 3
Ask for Civics and Economics questions on types of government, the Constitution, and how markets work.
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