Sekhar History Classes
A systematic way of learning history
One place for History Optional, Prelims and GS Mains — study material, past-year questions, model answers, maps, a history dictionary and practice tests that track your progress.
- Indus Valleyc. 2500 BCE
- Vedic Agec. 1500 BCE
- Mauryas321 BCE
- Guptas319 CE
- Cholas850 CE
- Delhi Sultanate1206 CE
- Mughals1526 CE
- Modern India1857 CE
From Harappa to Independence — covered end to end
Choose your stream
Built around how UPSC actually tests history
Each stream has its own material, organised the way that paper demands — factual depth for Prelims, structure for Mains, breadth and maps for the Optional.
History Optional
Paper-wise notes organised chapter by chapter, PYQ model answers and map material for the Optional papers.
Open History Optional Material →PrelimsPrelims
Topic-wise study material with collapsible sections, practice MCQs after every topic and a searchable question bank.
Open Prelims Material →MainsGS Mains
Structured mains notes built for answer writing — themes, keywords and linkages you can revise the night before.
Open GS Mains Material →Beyond the notes
Tools that make revision stick
History Dictionary
Quick definitions of terms, dynasties, treaties and acts.
Map Material
Historical and archaeological sites, filterable by type and state.
PYQ Model Answers
Past-year questions answered the way the examiner expects.
Progress Tracking
Mark topics done, attempt MCQs and watch your dashboard fill up.
The method
Read. Practice. Track.
No scattered PDFs, no guessing what is left. The platform turns the syllabus into a loop you can repeat until the exam.
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Read
Work through the material stream by stream — clean, structured notes with an index and an on-page table of contents, never a wall of text.
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Practice
Attempt practice MCQs at the end of each topic and study PYQ model answers, so every reading session ends with retrieval.
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Track
Your dashboard shows chapter-wise progress across Prelims, Mains and Optional — always know what is done and what is pending.
History rewards the systematic. Start today.
Create a free account to attempt practice questions, save your progress and pick up exactly where you left off.