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SYLLABUS FOR WRITTEN
EXAMINATION FOR TGT (Social
Science)
HISTORY
● Contemporary World
a. Industrial Revolution
b. Economic Depression
c. Labour &Peasant class issues
d. Growth of industries in India in
twentieth
e. Century
f. e. Features of colonial society
in India
● French Revolution
g. Causes
h. Events
i. Impact
j. Consequences
● The Revolt of 1857
● Indian Freedom Struggle –
1885 to 1947
● Russian Revolution-1917,
Causes, Events, Impact on Russia
and the World, Consequences
● Rise of Socialism
· Philosophy of Karl Marx
· Socialism in Europe
· Impact of Socialism
● Rise of Fascist Forces in
Germany & Italy
● The Two World Wars and
the establishment of UN
GEOGRAPHY
Introduction to solar system;
origin of earth,
Motions of the Earth: Rotation,
Revolution, Occurrence of Day
and Night; change of seasons;
Latitudes and Longitudes;
Finding time.
Earth ’s Interior: Origin of
continents and ocean basins
Wegener’s Continental drift
theory, Theory of Plate Tectonics,
Earthquakes and Volcanoes,
Folding and faulting
Rocks and minerals: Types of
rocks; soil formation; major types
and characteristics.
Agents of gradation: Weathering,
mass wasting, running water,
wind, glaciers, sea waves and
Karsat topography
Climate:
Atmosphere - Composition and
structure, elements of weather
and climate
Insulation -Heat Budget, Heating
and cooling of atmosphere,
Conduction, Convection, Solar
Radiation, Terrestrial raditiation,
Advection, Temperature, Factors
controlling temperature,
distribution of temperature-
horizontal and vertical
Pressure -Pressure belts, winds,
cyclones and anti-cyclone,
Evaporation, condensation and
precipitation and their forms:
Humidity, rainfall and its types.
World climates- Classification,
greenhouse effect, global
worming and global climate
change.
Water (Oceans): Distribution of
water bodies on the Earth ’s
surface; hydrological cycle.
Ocean- Submarine relief,
distribution of temperature and
salinity; movement of ocean
water’s-waves, tides currents of
Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Ocean
Maps and Scales- Definition and
classification
Finding directions, conventional
signs
Techniques of representing relief
features on map; contours,
Hachures, Hill shading, layer
tinting.
Representation of climatic data;
line and Bar Graph, (Climograph)
Isotherms, isobars and isohyets
Biosphere: Ecology, type of Eco-
System, structure and functions
of Eco-system-Food Chain, Food
Web, World Biomes, Ecological
Balance , Biodiversity and its
conservation.
India (Size and Location)
Physical features of India
Geological Structure,
Physiographic divisions, drainage
system and its evolution.
Climate: origin and mechanism of
Indian monsoon, Seasons of
India, Classification of Climate of
India (Coeppen’s) Soil: Types and
distribution: Natural vegetation:
types and distribution.
Population:
Growth and Distribution of
population: Causes & Factors
Migration-Causes and
consequences
Population theories & their
relevance- Malthus, Demographic
transition - theory
Population composition and its
Attributes: Population and
sustainable development;
Population as a resource;
Population problems and polices
with reference to India.
Resources and Development
Meaning, nature and
Components of resources and
environment; Resources,
environment and technology
interface: classification of
resources.
Distribution, utilization, economic
and environmental significance
and conservation of water,
Minerals, Forests and fisheries;
production and distribution of
major crops, wild life resource
and energy resources.
Agriculture
Wet and dry agriculture,
Intensive, Extensive, shifting,
commercial and plantation
agricultural development and
problems, crop intensity, major
crops.
Manufacturing Industries
Classification, locational factors,
types and distribution, industrial
clusters of India, Production and
distribution of sugar, Cotton
Textile Iron and steel, chemicals
and electronic industries.
Life lines of National Economy
Means of transportation and
communication, Roads, Railways,
waterways and airways, oil and
gas pipelines, National electric
grid, radio, television satellite and
computers
International trade - Changing
pattern of India’s foreign trade,
sea ports and airports: Tourism
as trade.
Understanding Disaster and
Hazards.
Type of Disasters- Natural &
Manmade.
1. Disaster Management :
Becoming a Disaster manager.
Components of Disaster
management.
2. Disaster risk reduction:
Disaster risk management.
Understanding Disaster
mitigation. Specific Hazards and
mitigation.
3. Common manmade Disasters
and their prevention
4. Community based Disaster
Management and social planning
for Disa

SYLLABUS FOR WRITTEN
EXAMINATION FOR TGT (Social
Science)
HISTORY
● Contemporary World
a. Industrial Revolution
b. Economic Depression
c. Labour &Peasant class issues
d. Growth of industries in India in
twentieth
e. Century
f. e. Features of colonial society
in India
● French Revolution
g. Causes
h. Events
i. Impact
j. Consequences
● The Revolt of 1857
● Indian Freedom Struggle –
1885 to 1947
● Russian Revolution-1917,
Causes, Events, Impact on Russia
and the World, Consequences
● Rise of Socialism
· Philosophy of Karl Marx
· Socialism in Europe
· Impact of Socialism
● Rise of Fascist Forces in
Germany & Italy
● The Two World Wars and
the establishment of UN
GEOGRAPHY
Introduction to solar system;
origin of earth,
Motions of the Earth: Rotation,
Revolution, Occurrence of Day
and Night; change of seasons;
Latitudes and Longitudes;
Finding time.
Earth ’s Interior: Origin of
continents and ocean basins
Wegener’s Continental drift
theory, Theory of Plate Tectonics,
Earthquakes and Volcanoes,
Folding and faulting
Rocks and minerals: Types of
rocks; soil formation; major types
and characteristics.
Agents of gradation: Weathering,
mass wasting, running water,
wind, glaciers, sea waves and
Karsat topography
Climate:
Atmosphere - Composition and
structure, elements of weather
and climate
Insulation -Heat Budget, Heating
and cooling of atmosphere,
Conduction, Convection, Solar
Radiation, Terrestrial raditiation,
Advection, Temperature, Factors
controlling temperature,
distribution of temperature-
horizontal and vertical
Pressure -Pressure belts, winds,
cyclones and anti-cyclone,
Evaporation, condensation and
precipitation and their forms:
Humidity, rainfall and its types.
World climates- Classification,
greenhouse effect, global
worming and global climate
change.
Water (Oceans): Distribution of
water bodies on the Earth ’s
surface; hydrological cycle.
Ocean- Submarine relief,
distribution of temperature and
salinity; movement of ocean
water’s-waves, tides currents of
Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Ocean
Maps and Scales- Definition and
classification
Finding directions, conventional
signs
Techniques of representing relief
features on map; contours,
Hachures, Hill shading, layer
tinting.
Representation of climatic data;
line and Bar Graph, (Climograph)
Isotherms, isobars and isohyets
Biosphere: Ecology, type of Eco-
System, structure and functions
of Eco-system-Food Chain, Food
Web, World Biomes, Ecological
Balance , Biodiversity and its
conservation.
India (Size and Location)
Physical features of India
Geological Structure,
Physiographic divisions, drainage
system and its evolution.
Climate: origin and mechanism of
Indian monsoon, Seasons of
India, Classification of Climate of
India (Coeppen’s) Soil: Types and
distribution: Natural vegetation:
types and distribution.
Population:
Growth and Distribution of
population: Causes & Factors
Migration-Causes and
consequences
Population theories & their
relevance- Malthus, Demographic
transition - theory
Population composition and its
Attributes: Population and
sustainable development;
Population as a resource;
Population problems and polices
with reference to India.
Resources and Development
Meaning, nature and
Components of resources and
environment; Resources,
environment and technology
interface: classification of
resources.
Distribution, utilization, economic
and environmental significance
and conservation of water,
Minerals, Forests and fisheries;
production and distribution of
major crops, wild life resource
and energy resources.
Agriculture
Wet and dry agriculture,
Intensive, Extensive, shifting,
commercial and plantation
agricultural development and
problems, crop intensity, major
crops.
Manufacturing Industries
Classification, locational factors,
types and distribution, industrial
clusters of India, Production and
distribution of sugar, Cotton
Textile Iron and steel, chemicals
and electronic industries.
Life lines of National Economy
Means of transportation and
communication, Roads, Railways,
waterways and airways, oil and
gas pipelines, National electric
grid, radio, television satellite and
computers
International trade - Changing
pattern of India’s foreign trade,
sea ports and airports: Tourism
as trade.
Understanding Disaster and
Hazards.
Type of Disasters- Natural &
Manmade.
1. Disaster Management :
Becoming a Disaster manager.
Components of Disaster
management.
2. Disaster risk reduction:
Disaster risk management.
Understanding Disaster
mitigation. Specific Hazards and
mitigation.
3. Common manmade Disasters
and their prevention
4. Community based Disaster
Management and social planning
for Disasters.
5. Tsunami: The killer sea waves.
6. Survival skills: During and After
Disaster.
7. Alternative Communication
system.
8. Safe construction Practices
9. Sharing Responsibilities
10. Planning Ahead
Components of production
People as Resource
· Economic activities/ non
economic activities
· Population
· Education
· Health
· Unemployment/Employment
Poverty as a challenge
· Poverty line
· Poverty & inequality
· Policies for poverty reduction
· Poverty estimates
Food security in India
· Food security
· Green revolution
· Buffer stock
· Issue Price/Support price
· Role of co-operative societies
in food security
Development
Growth/Development and
structural development:
· Growth and distribution,
sustainable agricultural growth
· Growth structural changes
· Population and human
resource development
· Purchasing power parity (PPP)
· Main features of Indian
Economy at the time of
Independence
· Economic development
· Gross enrolment ratio
· Foreign trade & Economic
development
· Development & under
development
· Distribution of Income/factors
of development
Sectors of the Economy
· Classification of Sectors like-
Primary/Secondary/ Organized/
unorganized/Public/Private
sector
· Small and Large Industry
· Performance of the Public
Sector
· Privatization
· Employment growth in the
Industrial sector
Money & Credit
· Indian Monetary System
· Function of money
· Banks :
o Central Bank function
o Commercial Banks
· Self help Groups (SHGs)
· Debt trap
· Demand of money & supply of
money
· Financial markets
· Money and capital market
· Monetary aggregates in India.
CIVICS
· Power sharing
· Federalism
· Democracy and Diversity
· Political parties
· Elections
· Challenges to Democracy
· Popular struggle and
movements –like in Nepal, Bolivia
· Democracy
§ Concept
§ Salient Features
§ Local Self Government
§ Elections
§ Democracy in India & the
World
· Indian Constitution
§ Framing of the constitution
§ Adoption of the constitution
§ Working of Institutions –
Parliament ,
§ Judiciary
§ Fundamental Rights

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