HBSE 9th Social Science Syllabus 2024-2025: The HBSE Class 9 Social Science syllabus for the academic year 2024-25 is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of history, geography, political science, and economics. This curriculum not only covers essential knowledge but also develops critical thinking and analytical skills. Key topics include the Contemporary India, the physical features and climatic conditions of India, democratic politics, and the basics of the Indian economy.
From an exam perspective, this syllabus is crucial as it lays the groundwork for more advanced studies in higher classes and competitive exams. Check out the latest Haryana Board Class 9 Social Science syllabus 2024-25 here and download its PDF.
HBSE Class 9 Social Science Course Structure 2024-25
Check the complete unit-wise course structure with unit-wise marks.
Sr. No. | Chapter | Marks |
1 History: Our Bharat-IV (23) | Unit-1 1) Social and Cultural Renaissance of India 2) Elements of National Awakening 3) Moderates and Nationalists( from 1857AD to 1919AD) Unit-2 4) Indian Revolutionary Movement (from 1857AD to 1918AD) 5) Indian Revolutionary Movement ( from 1919AD to 1947 AD) 6) Mahatma Gandhi and Indian Freedom Struggle for Independence Unit-3 7) Role of Indian National Army and NetaJi 8) Partition of India, integration of Princely States and Rehabilitation of the Displaced, 9) Role of Haryana in the Indian National Movement. | 8 8 7 |
2 Contemporary India-I (21) | Unit-1 1) India- Size and Location 2) Physical Features of India 3) Drainage Unit-2 4) Climate 5) Natural Vegetation and Wild Life 6) Population | 11 10 |
3 Democratic Politics-I (21) | Unit-1 1) What is Democracy? Why Democracy? 2) Constitutional Design 3) Electoral Politics | 11 |
Unit-2 4) Working of Institutions 5) Democratic Rights | 10 | |
4 Economics : (15) | Unit-1 1) The story of Village Palampur 2) People as Resources Unit-2 3) Poverty as a Challenge 4) Food Security | 7 8 |
Total | 80 | |
Internal Assessment | 20 | |
Grand Total | 100 |
HBSE Class 9 Social Science Syllabus 2024-25
Check here the unit-wise syllabus for the Haryana Board 9th SST for 2025 exams.
OUR BHARAT - IV |
1) SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RENAISSANCE OF INDIA · Raja Ram Mohan Roy and Brahma Samaj · PrarthnaSamaj · Swami Dayanand and AryaSamaj · Swami Vivekanand and Ramkrishn Mission · Cultural Nationality and Maharishi Arvind and Dr.Hedgewar · Movements against Casteism and Untouchability ( elevation of disadvantaged castes ) |
2) Elements of National Awakening · Movements of Social Reforms · Resistance to the Exploitative Economic Policy of the British · The Great Revolution of the 1857 AD · Impact of Research on the Glorious history of India · Racial Arrogance in the British and the Maltreatments of Indians · Role of Newspapers · Role of National literature · Lord lytton ‘ Repressive Policies · Contribution of Western Education and Indian intellectuals · Influence of the Contemporary International Events · Establishment of the Various Political Organisations |
3) Moderates and Nationalists ( From 1857 AD to 1919 AD ) · Moderates · Nationalists · Movement against Partition of Bengal · Swadeshi and Boycott Movement · Luckhnow Pact |
4) Indian Revolutionary Movement (fron 1857 AD to 1918 AD ) · Beginning of the Revolutionary Movement · Aims and Methods of the Revolutionaries · Spread of Revolutionary Movements · Indian Revolutionaries in Abroad |
5) Indian revolutionary movement ( from 1919 AD to 1947 AD ) · Jallianwala Bagh Massacre · Hindustan Prajatantra Sangh and Kakori incident · Bhagatsingh , Rajguru and Sukhdev · Armoury raid of Chittagong · Martyrdom of Chandrashekhar Azad and Udham Singh · Revolt of Royal Indian Navy |
6) Mahatma Gandhi and Indian struggle for Independence · Early life · Early Satyagrah of Mahatma Gandhi · Satyagrah against Rowlatt Act · Khilafat Movement · Non- Cooperation Movement · Civil disobedience Movement · Individual Satyagrah · Quit India Movement · Gandhi Jinnah Talk · Independence of India · Mahatma Gandhi after Independence |
7) Role of Indian National Army and Netaji · Early life of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose · His entry into National Politics · Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose as President of Congress · Second World War and Subhash Chandra Bose ‘ arrival in Germany · Formation of Indian National Army |
8) Partition of India , Integration of Princely States and Rehabilitation of displaced · Indian Independence act 1947 · Partition of India · Reason for Partition of India · Integration of Princely States · Rehabilitation of the Displaced |
9) Role of Haryana in the Indian national movement |
· Rule of British East India Company · Role of Haryana in the National Movement · Chaudhary Chhotu Ram · Haryana as a Separate state |
DEMOCRATIC POLITICS – I |
1) What is Democracy ? Why Democracy ? · What is Democracy ? · Features of Democracy · Why Democracy ? · Broader meaning of Democracy |
2) Constitutional Design · Democratic Constitution in South Africa · Why do we need a Constitution ? · Making of The Indian Constitution · Guiding Values of The Indian Constitution |
3) Electoral Politics · Why elections ? · What is our System of Elections ? · What makes Election In India Democratic ? |
4) Working of Institutions · How Is The Major Policy Decision taken ? · Parliament · Political Executive · The Judiciary |
5) Democratic Rights · Life without Rights · Rights in A Democracy · Rights In The Indian Constitution · Expanding Scope Of Rights |
CONTEMPORARY INDIA – I |
1) India : Size and Location · Location · Size · India and The World · India ‘ s Neighbours |
2) Physical Features of India · Major Physiographic Divisions - The Himalayan Mountains - The Northern Plains - The Peninsular Plateaus - The Indian Desert - The Coastal plains - The Islands |
3) Drainage · Drainage System In India · The Himalayan Rivers - Indus River System , Ganga River System , Brahmputra River System · The Peninsular Rivers -The Narmada Basin , The Tapi Basin , The Godavari Basin , The Mahanadi Basin , The Krishna Basin , The Kaveri Basin · Lakes · Role of River In Economy · River Pollution |
4) Climate · Climate Controls · Factors Affecting India ‘ Climate · The Seasons - Advancing Monsoon Season ( The Rainy Season ) , Retreating / Post Monsoons ( The Transition Season ) |
· Distribution of Rainfall · Monsoon As A Unifying Bond |
5) Natural Vegetation And Wildlife · Ecosystem · Types of Vegetation -Tropical Evergreen Forests , Tropical Deciduous Forests , Thorn Forests and Shrubs , Mountain Forests , Mangrove Forests . · Wildlife |
6) Population · Population Size and Distribution - India ‘ s Population Size and Distribution by Numbers , - India ‘ s Population Distribution by Density · Population Growth and Process of Population Change - Population Growth - Process of Population Change / Growth - Adolescence Population - National Population Policy |
ECONOMICS |
1) The Story Of Village Palampur · Overview · Organisation Of Production · Farming In Palampur · Non -Farm Activities In Palampur |
2) People As A Resource · Overview · Economic Activities by Men And Women · Quality Of Population · Unemployment |
3) Poverty As A Challenge · Overview · Two Typical Cases of Poverty · Poverty As Seen By Social Scientists · Poverty Line |
· Poverty Estimates · Vulnerable Groups · Interstate Disparities · Global Poverty Scenario · Causes Of Poverty · Anti Poverty Measures · The Challenges Ahead |
4 ) Food Security In India · Overview · What Is Food Security? · Why Food Security? · Who Are Food Insecure? · Food Security In India · What Is Buffer Stock? · What Is Public Distribution System? · Current Status Of The Public Distribution System · Role Of Cooperatives in Food Security |
Map work History section:-
Chapter-4 Indian Revolutionary Movement (from 1857 AD to 1918 AD )
The region where Kuka Movement was spread (Punjab), Alipur conspiracy case (Calcutta) Cellular Jail (Andaman)
Chapter -5 Indian Revolutionary Movement (from 1919 AD to 1947 AD )
Jalianwalabagh Massacre (Amritsar), The place where Bhagat Singh threw bomb (National Assembly Delhi, The place where Bhagat Singh was hanged (Lahore), The place where train was looted by revolutionaries (Kakori , Uttar Pardesh), Royal Navy revolt 1946 (Mumbai)
Chapter-6 Mahatama Gandhi and Independence Struggle of India
Birth place of Mahatama Gandhi (Porbandar , Gujarat), The places where Mahatama Gandhi lead his starting Satyagraha (Champaran, Khera , Ahemdabad -Strike by Cotton Mill workers), , The place from where Civil- Disobedience movement was started (Dandi, Gujarat) The place from where Quit India Movement was started in 1942 (Mumbai), Puran Swaraj resolution was passed (Lahore)
Geography Section:- (India Map) (Identification, locating and labelling) Chapter -1 India – Size and Location
- India : States and Capitals
- IST , Tropic of Cancer
India’ Neighbours
Chapter -2 Physical Features of India
- Mountain Ranges : The Aravali,The Shivalik, The The Satpuras , Eastern and Western Ghats
- Mountain Peaks : Mt. Everest , Kanchenjunga , K2
- Plateaus : Deccan Plateau, Chhotanagpur Plateau , Malwa Plateau
Plains : Ganga- Brahamputra Plain , East Coastal Plains , West Coastal Plains
- Islands : Andaman and Nicobar Islands , Lakshadweep Islands Chapter -3 Drainage
- Rivers : a) The Himalayan Rivers - Indus ,Ganges, Satluj ,Brahamputra
- b) The Peninsular Rivers – Narmada, Tapi ,Mahanadi ,Godavari , Krishna ,Kaveri
- Lakes : Wular , Sambhar , Chilika
- Sunderban Delta- Mojuki Island Chapter-4 Climate
- Area receiving Highest Rainfall : Mawsynram
- Area receiving Winter Rainfall : Tamil Nadu Coast
Chapter- 5 Natural Vegetation and Wildlife
- Vegetation Types : Tropical Evergreen Forest , Tropical Deciduous Forest, Thorn Forest , Mountain Forest , Mangrove Forest
- Wildlife Reserves : Dachigam , Rajaji , Corbet , Sariska , Ranthambhor, Gir , Kanha , Simplipal, Kaziranga
Chapter 6- Population
- State having Highest and Lowest Density of Population
- States with high sex ratio
HBSE Class 9 Social Science Question Paper Design 2024-25
Check the latest question paper design here;
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 | 20 |
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| 12 Multiple Choice Questions 03 One Word Answer 03 Fill in the blanks 02 Assertion Reason Based Questions |
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Case Study Based Questions | 3 | 4 | Questions will be based on the given case study from Pol. Sc., Geography, History and Economics. | 12 |
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Map Skill Based Questions | 5 (2+3) | 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 |
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