As you want to get the syllabus of Education Common Entrance Test of Social Studies (History) so here it is for you:

I. History of India upto 1526 A.D.
1. Pre historic, Paleolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic culture.
2. Harappa Civilization – origin, extent, urban planning – Nature of polity and economic organization.
3. Rise of new Religious movements: Jainism and Buddhism in 6th century B.C.
4. The Mouryan empire – Ashoka’s dhamma, its nature and propagation, Mouryan Administration State, Economy, Art and Architecture.
5. Post-Mouryan period, Socio-cultural developments with special reference to Satavahanas and Kushans.
6. Developments in the Gupta period – Administrative system, society, Economy, An and Architecture, Literature, Philosophy, Science and Technology.
7. Chalukyan period – vatapi Chalukyas, Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Rashtra Kutas – Development of society, economy and culture, Religious movements.
8. Pallavas and Their contribution to society and culture – Art and Architecture.
9. Rise and fall of Delhi sultanate- Socio- Economic and cultural study.
10. Impact of Islam on Indian culture and Bhakti and Sufi movement.
11. Vijayanagar – Bahamani Kingdoms – Society, economy, Art and Architecture.

II. History of India (1526-1964 A.D.)

A. Later Medieval India:

1. Consolidation, Expansion and Diplomacy under Moghul empire upto 1707.

2. General conditions under Moghul rule:
• Social conditions: Velemas Nobility – Zamindars, Peasantry – Artisans – Slaves and status of women.
• Economic conditions: Agriculture, Trade and Commerce.

3. Study of Art and Architecture, Literature, Education and Fine Arts (1526-1761 A.D).

4. Rise, growth and decline of Marathas – Administration of Sivaji.

B. Modern India:

5. Advent of European powers: Portuguese, French and English.

6. Expansion and Consolidation of British empire:
• Ideologies of expansion: Mercantilism, orientalism; utilitarianism and Evangelicalism.
• Tools of expansion: War and Diplomacy – Carnatic, Bengal, Subsidiary alliance and Doctrine of Lapse.

7. Economic Changes:
• Land revenue settlements; permanent settlement, ryotwari and mahalwari, conditions of peasants, rural indebtedness, and recurrent famines.
• Nature of colonial economy: Commercialisation of agriculture and its effects, Decline of cottage industries, causes for poverty in India.

8. Social Changes:
• Spread of western education,
• Rise of professional classes and the emerging intelligentia.
• Growth of the press; English and in Indian languages,
• Indian renaissance
• Socio-Religious movements
• Status of women.

9. Popular resistance to company rule:
• Peasant and Tribal movements (brief survey)
• Revolt of 1857-causes, nature and results.

10. National Movement:
• Emergence of Indian National Movement – Indian National Congress – Moderates, extremists and Revolutionaries.
• Rise of Gandhi-Nature of Gandhian movements
• Indian polity-(1939-1945) -Quit India movement.
• Subhas Chandra Bose and Indian National Army.
• Emergence of communal trends – Communal politics and partition.

11. India 1947-1964.
• Integration of the Indian, Princely States.
• Making of the constitution.

III. History of Modern Europe (1789-1960)
1. French Revolution: Causes – Course – Constitutional assembly – National convention – Directory – Effects of the Revolution.
2. Emergence of Napoleon Bonaparte – Expansion, Consolidation and down fall.
3. Vienna congress – Concert of Europe – Metternich – Revolutions of 1830 and 1848.
4. Second Republic in France – Napoleon III – Paris commune – the rise of IIIrdFrench Republic.
5. National movements: Unification of Italy – Unification of Germany.
6. Revolution in Turkey – Balkan wars.
7. Scramble for African and Asian colonies – Theories and mechanisms of Imperialism.
8. First world war-causes and effects. Treaty of Versailles.
9. Rise of Fascism and Nazism.
10. League of Nations – Achievements and failures.
11. Second world war – causes, course and effect.
12. Post second world war developments – U.N.O, Cold war – Rise of third block.