Haryana Board HBSE Class 10th Social Science Syllabus 2025-2026, Download PDFs Here

Syllabus for HBSE Class 10th Social Science 2025–2026: The HBSE 10th Social Science Syllabus for the 2025–2026 school year can be accessed here. View the complete curriculum to find out the courses covered and the format of the Haryana Board's Class 10 exam.

Jun 17, 2025, 13:17 IST
Haryana Board HBSE Class 10th Social Science Syllabus 2025-2026, Download PDFs Here

Haryana Board HBSE Class 10th Social Science Syllabus 2025-2026, Download PDFs Here

On the official website of the Haryana Board of Secondary Education (HBSE), bseh.org.in, you may get the latest syllabus for Class 10. The 2025–2026 academic year's syllabus has been made public. The whole syllabus for HBSE Class 10 Social Science is included in this post. The course structure, including the chapters to be studied, the marking scheme, the exam format, and the question paper design for the academic year 2025–2026, is outlined in the syllabus. View the complete curriculum in PDF format below and download it.

Students need to review and assess the curriculum in order to create a comprehensive study plan that will help them do well on their annual board test.

HBSE Class 10 Social Science Syllabus 2025-26: Key Highlights

Board Name

Haryana Board of Secondary Education (HBSE)

Class

10

Subject

Social Science

Subject Code

017

Exam Duration

3 hours

Academic Year

2025-26

Total Marks

100

Theory Marks

80

Practical Marks

20

HBSE Class 10 Social Science Syllabus 2025-26: Chapter-wise Marks Weightage

Sr. No./ Book

Chapter

Marks

1.Bharat And The

World (23)

Unit-1

1) Sarasvati - Sindhu Civilization

2) Major Civilizations Of The Ancient World

3) Major Philosophies Of The World


Unit-2

4) Medieval Society : Europe And India

5) Christianity And Islam : Rise And Conflict

6) Foreign Invasions on India


Unit-3

7) Colonialism and Imperialism

8) Movement against British Colonialism in India

9) 50 years of Independence

9








7







7

2. Democratic

Politics –II (21)

Unit-1

1) Power sharing

2) Federalism

3) Gender, Religion and Caste


Unit-2

4) Political parties

5) Outcomes of Democracy

12





9

3. Contemporary

India II (21)

Unit-1

1) Resource and Development

2) Forest and Wildlife Resources

3) Water Resources


Unit-2

4) Agriculture

5) Mineral and Energy Resources


Unit-3

6) Manufacturing Industries

7) Lifelines of National Economy

8







7





6

4 .Understanding

of Economic

Development(15)

Unit-1

1) Development

2) Sectors of Indian Economy

3) Money and Credit


Unit-2

4) Globalization and the Indian Economy

5) Consumer Rights

8





7

Total

 

80

Practical

 

20

Grand Total

 

100

HBSE Class 10 Social Science Syllabus 2025-26: Detailed Course Structure

Check the complete list of chapter-wise topics below:

Bharat And The World

1) Sarasvati - Sindhu Civilization

  • Expansion

  • Chronology

  • Town Planning

  • Art Of Sarasvati- Sindhu Civilization

  • Political Life

  • Social Life

  • Economic Life

  • Religious Life

  • Causes Of Decline

2) Major Civilizations Of The Ancient World

  • Egyptian civilization

- Politics , Administration , Economy And Commerce, Culture and

  • Religion

  • Mesopotamian Civilization

  • Greek Civilization

  • Roman Civilization

  • Chinese Civilization

  • Maya Civilization

3) Major Philosophies Of The World

  • Meaning And Characteristics Of Dharma

  • Vedic Philosophy

  • Jainism

  • Buddhism

  • Zoroastrianism

  • Judaism

  • Confucianism

4) Medieval Society : Europe And India

  • European Society

  • Contemporary Indian Society

5) Christianity And Islam : Rise And Conflict

  • Christianity

  • Islam

  • Conflict Of Christianity And Islam

  • Crusades- (Four Great Crusades & Four Smaller Crusades)

  • Impact Of The Conflict

6) Foreign Invasions on India

  • Foreign Invasions On India

- The Early Invasion of Arabs (636 AD to 712 AD)

- Invasion of Muhammad Bin Qasim ( 712 AD)

- Invasion of Mahmud Ghaznavi

- Invasion of Muhammad Ghori

- Invasion of Mongols

- Invasion of Timur

- Invasion of Babur

- Invasion of Nadirshah

- Invasion of Ahmedshah Abdali

  • Effects of Foreign Invasions on India

7) Colonialism and Imperialism

  • Colonialism

  • Causes For The Establishment of Colonies

  • Conditions Conducive to the Expansion of Imperialism

  • Development of Imperialism

- Imperialism in Asia

- Imperialism in Africa

  • Impact of Imperialism

8) Movement against British Colonialism in India

  • Struggle against Imperialism before 1857 AD

  • Great Freedom Struggle of 1857 AD

  • Struggle between 1857 AD and 1900AD

  • Struggles and Movements of Nationalists

  • Revolutionary Movement ( 1894 AD – 1947 AD)

  • Non Violence Movement

9) 50 Years of Independent India

  • Partition of Country

  • Integration of Princely States

  • Making of the Constitution

  • Country ‘ s First Election

  • Reorganization of States

  • Independence of the Regions under French and Portuguese

  • Non – Aligned Movement

  • Green Revolution

  • Period of Emergency

  • Shah Bano Case

  • Economic Planning and Development

  • India ‘ Scientific Advancement

  • India ‘ Foreign policy

Democratic Politics –II

1) Power Sharing

  • Belgium and Sri Lanka

  • Majoritarianism in Sri Lanka

  • Accommodation in Belgium

  • Why is Power Sharing Desirable ?

  • Forms of Power Sharing

2) Federalism

  • What is Federalism ?

  • What makes India a Federal Country ?

  • How is Federalism Practised ?

  • Decentralization in India

3) Gender, Religion and Caste

  • Gender and Politics

- Public Private Division

- Women ‘s Political Representation

  • Religion , Communalism and Politics

- Communalism

- Secular State

  • Caste and Politics

- Caste Inequalities

- Caste in Politics

- Politics in Caste

4) Political Parties

  • Why do we Need Political Parties?

- Meaning

- Functions

- Necessity

  • How many Parties should we have?

  • National Parties

  • State Parties

  • Challenges to Political Parties

  • How can Parties be reformed?

5) Outcomes of Democracy

  • How do we assess Democracy‘s Outcomes?

  • Accountable , Responsive and Legitimate Government

  • Economic Growth and Development

  • Reduction of Inequality and Poverty

  • Accommodation of Social Diversity

  • Dignity and Freedom of Citizens

Contemporary India II

1) Resources and Development

  • Development of Resources

  • Resource Planning

- Resource Planning in India

- Conservation of Resources

  • Land Resources

  • Land Utilisation

  • Land use Pattern in India

  • Land Degradation and Conservation Measures

  • Soil as a Resource

- Classification of Soil

- Soil Erosion and Soil Conservation

2) Forest and Wildlife Resources

  • Flora and Fauna in India

  • Conservation of Forest and Wildlife in India

  • Types and Distribution of Forest and Wildlife Resources

  • Community and Conservation

3) Water Resources

  • Water Scarcity and the need for Water Conservation and Management

  • Multipurpose River Projects and Integrated Water Resource Management

  • Rainwater Harvesting

4) Agriculture

  • Types of Farming

- Primitive Subsistence Farming , Intensive Subsistence Farming ,

Commercial Farming

  • Cropping Pattern

- Major Crops

- Food Crops other than Grains

- Non Food Crops

  • Technological and Institutional Reforms

5) Mineral and Energy Resources

  • What is a Mineral?

  • Mode of Occurrence of Minerals

- Where are these minerals found?

- Ferrous Minerals

- Non Ferrous Minerals

- Non Metallic Minerals

- Rock minerals

  • Conservation of Minerals

  • Energy Resources

- Conventional Sources of Energy

- Non Conventional Sources of Energy

  • Conservation of Energy Resources

6) Manufacturing Industries

  • Importance of Manufacturing

- Classification of Industries

Agro based Industries; Mineral based Industries, Chemical Industries,

Cement Industries, Fertiliser Industries, Automobile Industries,

Information Technology and Electronics Industries.

  • Industrial Pollution and Environmental Degradation

- Air Pollution, Water Pollution, Thermal Pollution , Noise Pollution

- Control of Environmental Degradation

6) Lifelines of National Economy

Transport-

  • Roadways

  • Railways

  • Pipelines

  • Waterways

  • Major Seaports

  • Airways

  • Communication

  • International Trade

  • Tourism as a Trade

HBSE Class 10 Social Science Syllabus: Map work

History Section:- ( World Map)

Chapter -1 Saraswati – Sindhu Civilization

  • Major cities:- Harppa, Mohanjodaro, Dholavira, Lothal, Rakhigarhi

Chapter -2 Ancient Civilization of the World

  • Show area of the origin and expansion of ancient civilizations of

  • the world at present on world map:-

  • Egypt Civilization , Mesopotamia Civilization, Greek Civilization ,

  • Roman Civilization, China Civilization, Maya Civilization

Chapter -3 Major Philosophy of the World

Show area of the origin of major philosophy of the world on world

map:-

  • Vedic Philosophy, Jaina Philosophy, Buddha Philosophy,

  • Zoroastricinism ,Judaism, Confucius Philosophy

  • Chapter- 7 Colonialism and Imperialism

  • Show Imperial powers of Europe on world map:-

  • England, France, Portugal, Russia, Germany, Italy

Geography Section:- (India Map) (Identification, locating and labelling)

Chapter 1: Resources and Development

  • Major Soil Types- Alluvial, Black, Arid, Laterite

Chapter 3: Water Resources

  • Dams:- Bhakra Nangal, Nagarjuna Sagar, Hirakund, Sardar Sarovar

Chapter 4: Agriculture

  • Major areas of Rice and Wheat, Sugarcane, Tea

  • Largest / Major Producer States of

Chapter 5: Mineral and Energy Resources

  • Coal Mines :- Jharia, Raniganj, Neyveli, Bokaro

  • Oil Fields :- Digboi, Mumbai High, Ankaleshwar,

  • Nuclear Power Plants :- Narora, Rawat Bhata, Tarapur, Kaiga,

Chapter 6: Manufacturing Industries

  • Iron and Steel Plants :- Jamshedpur, Bhilai, , Salem,

  • Rourkela

  • Software Technology Parks :- Srinagar, Noida, Gandhinagar,

  • Bengaluru,Guwahati, Thiruvanthapuram

Chapter 7: Lifelines of National Economies

  • Major Ports:- Kandla, Mumbai, Kochchi,Chennai, Vishakhapatnam,

  • Kolkata

  • Major Airports :- Amritsar ( Raja Sansi – Sri Guru Ramdas Ji ),

  • Delhi( Indira Gandhi ), Mumbai (Chhatrapati Shivaji ), Chennai (Meenam Bakkam ), Kolkata (Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose),

Note: Examiner are strictly directed to follow map section as per given in syllabus mentioned above.

To download the HBSE Class 10 Social Science Syllabus 2025-26, click on the link below

Download HBSE Class 10 Social Science Syllabus 2025-2026 PDF

HBSE Class 10 Social Science Syllabus: Question Paper Design (2025-26)

Type of Question

Marks

Number

Description

Total Marks

Essay Type

Questions

5

3

Internal options will be given in

all the questions. One question

from each section viz. History,

Geography, Pol. Sc

15

Short Answer

Type Questions

3

4

Write any three points. No. of

questions (History-1, Geog.-1,

Pol.Sc.-1, Eco-1 )

12

Very Short

Answer Type

Question

2

8

Write any 2 points. No. of

questions (History-2, Geog.-2,

Pol.Sc.-2, and Eco.-2)

16

Objective Type

Questions

1

20

  • History-6 Marks,

  • Geog-3 Marks,

  • Pol. Sc.-7 Marks

  • Economics-4 Marks


12 Multiple Choice Questions

03 One Word Answer

03 Fill in the blanks

02 Assertion Reason Based

Questions

20

Case Study Based

Questions

3

4

Questions will be based on the

given case study from Pol. Sc.,

Geography, History and

Economics.

Each will comprise 3

questions for 01 mark

12

Map Skill Based

Questions

5

1

One Location based question

consist two section “A” and “B”

will be asked from History and

Geography.

(History-2, Geography-3)

5

Total

 

40

 

80

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FAQs

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    Four books are there for Social Science.
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    Yes, Map Work is in both History and Geography Section

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