Key Topics & Exam Pattern in CBSE Class 11 Political Science Syllabus 2025-26
FAQs on CBSE Class 11 Political Science Syllabus 2025-26 - Updated Curriculum
1. What is included in the class 11 political science syllabus 2025‑26?
The class 11 political science syllabus 2025‑26 is structured into two parts as per NCERT and CBSE guidelines:
Part A – Indian Constitution at Work: Covers “Constitution: Why and How?”, “Rights in the Indian Constitution”, “Election and Representation”, “Executive”, “Legislature”, “Judiciary”, “Federalism”, “Local Governments”, “Constitution as a Living Document”, and “The Philosophy of the Constitution.”
Part B – Political Theory: Includes topics such as “Political Theory: An Introduction”, “Freedom”, “Equality”, “Social Justice”, “Rights”, “Citizenship”, “Nationalism”, and “Secularism.”
2. Where can I download the class 11 political science syllabus NCERT PDF?
You can access the class 11 political science syllabus NCERT PDF directly from the CBSE Academic website or through Vedantu. Vedantu provides a downloadable version aligned with the class 11 political science syllabus 2025‑26.
3. Is there a separate class 11 2nd semester political science syllabus?
As of the academic year 2025‑26, CBSE follows an annual syllabus rather than dividing it into semesters. There is no distinct class 11 2nd semester political science syllabus—the curriculum is designed to be covered in a single academic session.
4. What’s new in the class 11 political science syllabus 2025‑26 compared to the previous year?
The class 11 political science syllabus 2025‑26 marks a continuation of the annual structure, with updated topic breakdowns and possibly revised weightage and evaluation format. Vedantu’s version aligns fully with NCERT and CBSE guidelines.
5. Is CBSE using a semester-wise approach, like the class 11 2nd semester political science syllabus, in 2025‑26?
No. For 2025‑26, the class 11 2nd-semester political science syllabus does not apply. CBSE follows a single, comprehensive annual syllabus covering both parts of the curriculum in one continuous academic session.

















