The study of human social behaviour, including its origins, evolution, organisations, and institutions, is known as Sociology. It appears to be simple. Isn't that so? However, passing a social science exam is not easy. Here are some recommendations to assist you sail the 'Sociology' boat as the CBSE board examination approaches.
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Let's take a brief glance at the course outline:
Indian Society
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Demographic Structure & Indian Society3. Social Institutions-Continuity and change
4. Market as a Social Institution
5. Pattern of Social Inequality and Exclusion
6. Challenges of Cultural Diversity
7. Suggestions for Project Work Non evaluative
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Change and Development in Indian Society
9. Cultural Change
10. The Story of Democracy
11. Change and Development in Rural Society
12. Change and Development in Industrial Society
13. Globalization and Social Change
14. Mass Media and Communications
15. Social Movements
Tips:
Prepare thoroughly for the subject.
Leave no topic till the final day or the last minute.
Make a list of your ideas.
Notes assist in going through things in depth and in a well-organized manner.
They aid in the systematic memorization of the subject.
Answers should not be mumbled.
Make an effort to comprehend them.
If you muddle the answers, you'll become completely reliant on your recollection.
And if that memory fails you in the exam room, you'll have a problem.
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Don't try to learn from a variety of sources.
Only use CBSE or NCERT textbooks.
There will be no room for ambiguity.
It's best to stay away from mind-boggling.
Do not put strain on your mind.
Maintain a relaxed state of mind in order to absorb as much information as possible.
Studying in a group.
Discuss your notes and responses to ensure that you have a good understanding of all of the topics.
Studying in a group.
Discuss your notes and responses to ensure that you have a good understanding of all of the topics.
Solve a lot of question papers and practise papers to make sure you know what you're talking about.
Finish the curriculum well ahead of time to provide time for review.
It is critical to revise before taking board exams.
Make mnemonics for the most significant concepts you'll need to remember.
It's easier to remember this way.
For a brief summary of the previous days, highlight the essential sections.
Do not leave the book open until you enter the exam room.
It strains the mind and causes confusion and uneasiness.
When travelling to the examination location, leave the books at home.
Best wishes!
