📘 Module 1: Indian Polity (Based on Laxmikant)

Topics Covered

Part A: Constitutional Framework

• Historical background of the Constitution

• Making of the Indian Constitution

• Features of the Constitution

• Preamble

• Union & its Territory

• Citizenship

• Fundamental Rights

• Directive Principles of State Policy

• Fundamental Duties

Part B: System of Government

• Parliamentary System

• Federal System

• Centre-State relations

• Inter-State relations

• Emergency provisions

Part C: Central Government

• President, Vice President

• Prime Minister

• Union Council of Ministers

• Parliament

• Supreme Court

Part D: State Government

• Governor

• Chief Minister

• State Legislature

• High Court

Part E: Local Government & Miscellaneous

• Panchayati Raj

• Municipalities

• Constitutional Bodies (EC, UPSC, CAG etc.)

• Non-constitutional bodies

• Tribunals, NGOs, Political Parties

Learning Outcome

Students gain clear conceptual command required for:

• UPSC

• SSC

• State PSC

• CUET

• A-Level comparative polity fundamentals

📘 Module 2: Geography (General Knowledge + A-Level Basics)

Topics Covered

Part A: Physical Geography

• Earth: origin, structure, movements

• Latitude, longitude, time zones

• Rocks and minerals

• Volcanoes & earthquakes

• Atmosphere: climate, weather, winds

• Hydrosphere: oceans, currents, tides

Part B: Indian Geography

• Physical features of India

• Climate

• Rivers & drainage system

• Natural vegetation

• Agriculture, resources, industries

• Population patterns

Part C: A-Level Geography Concepts

• Social & economic geography

• Urbanization

• Development & sustainability

• Resource management

• Case studies & map-based learning

Learning Outcome

• Map reading skills

• Understanding of natural and human processes

• Enhanced GS knowledge for competitive exams

📘 Module 3: General Studies (GS) Foundation

Topics Covered

• Polity

• Geography

• History

• Economy

• Environment

• Science & Technology (basic)

• Current Affairs

• Government schemes

• International relations basics

Skills Developed

• Analytical thinking

• Concept revision

• Interlinking of subjects

• Answer-writing practice

This module is perfect for competitive exam preparation.

📘 Module 4: A & AS Level History

Topics Covered

• 19th & 20th century world history

• Global conflicts

• Modern political ideologies

• Revolutions, wars, treaties

• Colonialism & nationalism

• Historical sources & analysis

• How to write A-Level history essays

📘 Module 5: A & AS Level Economics

Topics Covered

Microeconomics

• Demand & supply

• Elasticity

• Market structures

• Production & cost

• Market failure

Macroeconomics

• National income

• Inflation

• Unemployment

• Fiscal policy

• Monetary policy

• International trade

• Balance of payments.