CBSE Class 11 Political Science — Revision Notes
CBSE Class 11 Political Science revision notes, chapter by chapter across 18 chapters. Starts with Political Theory, Constitution Why And How and Freedom.
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Chapter-Wise Revision Notes — 18 Chapters
- 1. Meaning of Politics
- 2. What Political Theory Studies
- 3. Human Beings and the Roots of Political Theory
- 4. Political Thinkers and Their Ideas
- Why a Constitution is Needed
- Four Functions of a Constitution
- Authority and Effectiveness of a Constitution
- How the Indian Constitution Was Made
- 1. The Ideal of Freedom
- 2. Meaning of Freedom
- 3. Swaraj in Indian Political Thought
- 4. Sources of Constraints
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This page has revision notes for 18 chapters of CBSE Class 11 Political Science for the 2026-27 session. Each chapter links to its own page with the full set.
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18 chapters
Political Theory: An Introduction
Constitution Why And How
Freedom
Rights In The Indian Constitution
Equality
Election and Representation
Social Justice
Executive
Rights
Legislature
Citizenship
Judiciary
Nationalism
Federalism
Secularism
Local Governments
Constitution as a Living Document
The Philosophy of the Constitution
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