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Exam-style questions in the patterns of the UPSC Preliminary examination — statements, chronology, match the lists, pairs and map locations — built only from facts on YugMap, with flashcards and one-page revision sheets for every syllabus topic.

School & board exams (NCERT)

NCERT Class 12 Themes in Indian History I–III and Politics in India since Independence; Class 8 Our Pasts III

📘 NCERT textbooks (official site) ↗

State PSC, SSC and other exams with a history section can use the same topics. Previous years’ question papers →

🏺 Ancient India

Prehistory and the Harappan civilization 7,000–1,501 BCE

✍ Practise 11 🃏 Flashcards 📄 Revision sheet

Study: Bricks, Beads and Bones · Tools & Technology

The Vedic age 1,500–601 BCE

✍ Practise 15 🃏 Flashcards 📄 Revision sheet

Study: Ancient India

Mahajanapadas, Buddhism and Jainism 600–322 BCE

✍ Practise 51 🃏 Flashcards 📄 Revision sheet

Study: Religions & philosophies · Ancient India

The Mauryan Empire 321–186 BCE

✍ Practise 25 🃏 Flashcards 📄 Revision sheet

Study: Mauryan Empire

After the Mauryas: Kushanas, Satavahanas, Sangam age 185 BCE – 319 CE

✍ Practise 52 🃏 Flashcards 📄 Revision sheet

Study: Ancient India

The Gupta age and after 320 CE – 649 CE

✍ Practise 42 🃏 Flashcards 📄 Revision sheet

Study: Gupta Empire

🏰 Medieval India

Early medieval India (650–1206) 650 CE – 1205

✍ Practise 123 🃏 Flashcards 📄 Revision sheet

Study: Medieval India

The Delhi Sultanate, Vijayanagara and the Bahmanis 1206 – 1525

✍ Practise 127 🃏 Flashcards 📄 Revision sheet

Study: Medieval India

The Mughal Empire 1526 – 1756

✍ Practise 147 🃏 Flashcards 📄 Revision sheet

Study: Mughal Empire

🏭 Modern India

Company rule (1757–1856) 1757 – 1856

✍ Practise 74 🃏 Flashcards 📄 Revision sheet

Study: Modern India

The Revolt of 1857 1857 – 1858

✍ Practise 42 🃏 Flashcards 📄 Revision sheet

Study: The freedom movement

Reform movements and the Freedom Struggle 1859 – 1947

✍ Practise 140 🃏 Flashcards 📄 Revision sheet

Study: The freedom movement · Undivided India and India today

Post-independence consolidation and reorganisation 1948 – present

✍ Practise 80 🃏 Flashcards 📄 Revision sheet

Study: How India’s states were formed

🎨 Art, literature and architecture

Art, literature and architecture

✍ Practise 80 🃏 Flashcards 📄 Revision sheet

Study: Deep topics: Art · Deep topics: Literature

🧰 More ways to revise

FlashcardsSpaced repetition: cards you miss come back sooner, cards you know come back later. GlossaryKey terms — mansabdari, jagir, ryotwari, satyagraha and more — each from its NCERT chapter. Learner resourcesOfficial libraries, archives, open research and previous years’ papers.

How these questions are made: every answer is a fact already on YugMap (events, rulers, personalities, sites, state formation), and wrong options are provably wrong — a year at least 25 years away, another dynasty’s ruler, another state. Questions follow the exam’s patterns but are not copied from any paper.