NCERT Book List for IAS Exam

Hello, I want to know the details of the NCERT Books that I need to study for giving the IAS exam.

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Hello, here I am providing you the list of books that you need to study for the IAS Exams as under:

Geography
6th – The Earth : Our Habitat
7th – Our Environment
8th – Resources & Development
9th – Contemporary India 1
10th – Contemporary India 1I
11th – Fundamentals of Physical Geography, —
11th – India – Physical Environment
12th – Fundamentals of Human Geography, —
12th – India – People & Economy

Science
6th – ◦9: The Living Organisms & their Surroundings
7th – ◦7: Weather, Climate & Adaptations of Animals, ◦9: Soil
8th – ◦1: Crop Production & Management, ◦5: Coal & Petroleum, ◦7: Conservation of Plants & Animals, ◦12: Friction, ◦18: Pollution of Air & Water
9th – ◦14: Natural Resources
10th – ◦14: Sources of Energy, ◦15: Our Environment, ◦16: Management of Natural Resources
12th (Biology) – ◦Unit X: Ecology (13 – Organisms & Population, 14 – Ecosystem, 15 – Biodiversity & Conservation, 16 – Environmental Issues)

Political Science
9th – Democratic Politics I
10th – Democratic Politics II
11th – Indian Constitution at Work
11th – Political Theory
12th – Contemporary World Politics (–8th – Environment & Natural Resources)
12th – Politics in India Since Independence

Sociology
12th – Social Change & Development in India

Culture/Fine Arts
11th – An Introduction to Indian Art

History
6th – Our Pasts 1
7th – Our Pasts II
8th – Our Pasts III – Part 1, Part 2
9th – India & the Contemporary World 1
10th – India & the Contemporary World II
11th – Themes in World History (Focus on –Industrial Revolution)
12th – Themes in Indian History I, Themes in Indian History II, Themes in Indian History III

Economics
9th – Economics
10th – Understanding Economic Development
11th – Indian Economic Development
11th – Statistics for Economics
12th – Introductory Microeconomics
12th – Introductory Macroeconomics, —Class XII – Supplementary reading material in Economics – Introductory Macroeconomics