AP Intermediate History (BIEAP) study plan

Build a dated timeline of Modern Indian History from 1857 to 1947, marking at least 20 turning points

Explain the causes, course, and consequences of the Revolt of 1857 in your own words without notes

Trace the rise and phases of the Indian National Congress from 1885 to the partition of Bengal

Sketch the major political formations of Ancient India (Janapadas, Magadha, Mauryas) in chronological order

Write 10 one-line definitions of key terms such as Swadeshi, moderates, extremists, and Mahajanapada

Compare the Gandhian mass movements (Non-Cooperation, Civil Disobedience, Quit India) on cause, method, and outcome

Summarise the constitutional developments from the Government of India Act 1919 to the Cabinet Mission Plan

Explain the roles of at least six nationalist leaders and one line on each leader's distinctive contribution

Analyse the socio-religious reform movements and their link to political awakening

Answer two 10-mark-style questions on Modern India under timed conditions

Sequence the Delhi Sultanate dynasties and identify two administrative features of each

Map the territorial expansion and administrative reforms of the Mughal emperors from Babur to Aurangzeb

Describe the Vijayanagara and Bahmani kingdoms' conflict and cultural patronage

Outline the Indus Valley Civilisation's town planning, economy, and decline theories

Explain the Vedic period's social and religious changes and the rise of Buddhism and Jainism

Trace the Satavahana dynasty's political history and contributions to trade, coinage, and Prakrit literature

Describe the Ikshvaku and Pallava periods in the Andhra region with at least five dated events

Explain the role of the Kakatiyas in irrigation, temple architecture, and regional administration

Identify the major medieval South Indian powers and their interactions with the Deccan

Locate at least 10 key Andhra heritage sites on a blank outline map

Narrate the Reddy and Gajapati kingdoms' rise and their cultural output

Explain the Andhra movement, the formation of Andhra State in 1953, and the States Reorganisation context

Describe the contributions of at least four modern Andhra leaders to the freedom struggle and statehood

Analyse the linguistic and cultural factors behind the demand for a separate Andhra state

Answer one long-answer question on Andhra history under timed conditions

Build a timeline of the major world events from the Renaissance to the Second World War

Explain the causes and consequences of the French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution

Compare the First and Second World Wars on causes, alliances, and outcomes

Describe the Russian Revolution and the rise of fascism in Europe

Outline the Cold War's origins and the Non-Aligned Movement's relevance to India

Classify Indian heritage into tangible, intangible, and natural categories with two examples each

Summarise the major Indian philosophical schools and their core doctrines

Explain India's key foreign policy principles and its role in major multilateral groupings

Describe at least five contemporary challenges such as climate policy, digital governance, and social inclusion

Connect cultural heritage to present-day tourism and conservation debates

Complete two full-length mock tests under exam conditions and record section-wise scores

Revisit every weak area flagged by the mocks and rewrite the relevant notes

Recite the master timeline of all seven domains from memory

Practise 30 objective questions covering dates, terms, and personalities

Finalise a one-page formula sheet of names, dates, and terms for last-day revision