CBSE Board Exam 2024: Part-wise tips to score 90+ in Class 12 Political Science

The Central Board of Secondary (CBSE) is all set to conduct the upcoming board examination 2024 from February 15. Students from the Humanities Stream will appear for the political science board exam on March 22, 2024.

Preparing for the CBSE Class 12 Political Science exam requires a strategic approach to cover the syllabus comprehensively and effectively.
Follow these detailed topic wise tips and tricks to score maximum marks in the upcoming board examination shared by Vinita Saraswat, PGT – Political Science, Seth Anandram Jaipuria School, Ghaziabad.

Make short notes in your own words on the important themes to help you comprehend and recall the answers.

PART A-CONTEMPORARY WORLD POLITICS

New Centres of Power carry enough weightage and require students to be aware of the specific countries and their history of growth for better understanding. Try to relate and comprehend the ideas behind each concept. To cover the important points, read the NCERT thoroughly.
South Asia and the Contemporary World consists of numerous facts and happenings that need to be memorised effectively and should be at their fingertips.
Globalisation deals with familiar topics. The previous year’s question papers proved effective for this topic. For faster completion of the chapter, go through the questions given in the NCERT.

PART B-POLITICS IN INDIA SINCE INDEPENDENCE

Parties and the Party Systems in India require you to have a basic understanding of the current political scenario and Indian political parties.
Democratic Resurgence deals with the democratic movements and revolutions of India. Memorise the crucial names of the pioneers and the movements they initiated. Connect the years and create flow-charts/mind maps for remembering the dates and events.
Indian Politics: Trends and Developments: Must try to write a few lines about the points like- history of the political party, development etc., which are not mentioned in your textbooks. This will impress the examiner and there are chances of scoring higher points.