This course investigates global political systems, international relations, and contemporary political issues. Adhering to CBSE guidelines, it incorporates case studies for practical application, enhancing students' understanding of the global political landscape.

Class 12 Political Science Syllabus

Module 1: Cold War Era (Periods: 28)

• Overview of the Cold War and the Non-Aligned Movement
• Analyzing the Disintegration of the Soviet Union
• Exploring Post-Cold War Developments and Their Impact on Global Politics

Module 2: Political Developments in Latin America, Africa, and Asia (Periods: 30)

• Examining Latin American Revolutions and Their Outcomes
• National Liberation Movements in Africa: Historical Context and Impact
• Understanding Political Movements in Asia and Their Global Relevance

Module 3: Contemporary Issues in World Politics (Periods: 26)

• The Role of Globalization in Shaping World Trade
• Environmental Issues and Sustainable Development in International Politics
• Analyzing Challenges to World Peace and Security

Assessment Structure

• Continuous assessment through class participation and discussions to foster engagement
• Midterm examinations to evaluate comprehension of key topics
• Comparative analysis of political systems to deepen analytical skills
• Research paper on a contemporary global issue to encourage critical thinking and independent research

Why This Course?

Comprehensive Understanding of Global Politics

This course provides an in-depth exploration of significant political developments, equipping students with the knowledge to navigate complex international relations.

Focus on Historical Context

By examining the Cold War and various political movements, students gain insights into the historical underpinnings of contemporary political dynamics.

Engagement with Current Global Issues

The course encourages students to analyze pressing issues such as globalization and environmental sustainability, fostering a well-rounded perspective on world politics.

Career Preparation

Ideal for students interested in political science, international relations, or public policy, this course lays a strong foundation for future academic pursuits or careers in diplomacy, research, or advocacy.