This academic program provides a comprehensive study of early Indian history as outlined in the NCERT Part I syllabus for Class 12. The course is structured around four central themes: the Harappan Civilisation, the emergence of early states and economies (c. 600 BCE-600 CE), social structures like kinship and caste, and the development of major religious traditions including Buddhism and Jainism. Students will master the 'historian's craft' by analyzing archaeological evidence, inscriptional data, and textual sources like the Mahabharata. Each module is strictly syllabus-focused, featuring pointwise academic summaries, previous year questions categorized by marks weightage, and source-based assessments designed for board examination success.