+2 Board Exam 2026 | Complete History PYQ Part 2 | Important MCQ 1 Mark | Odisha

Описание: Welcome to Part 2 of our special series for CHSE Odisha +2 History Board Exam 2026. Previous Year Questions (PYQs) are the most effective way to understand the exam pattern and score top marks in your board exams.
In this video, we have analyzed and solved the 1-Mark Objective Questions from the 2020 Annual History Paper. We cover critical topics from Ancient, Medieval, and Modern Indian History that are highly likely to be asked again.
Topics Covered in Part 2:
Rig Vedic Age: Most powerful gods and social structure.
Mahajanapadas: Capitals like Kousambi and cities like Mahismati.
Odisha History: Formation of Bihar-Odisha province and role of Gopabandhu Das.
Medieval India: Information about the Delhi Sultanate and famous travelers like Al-Beruni.
Indian Constitution: Key facts about the Constituent Assembly and Objective Resolution.
Key Highlights:
Direct PYQ Analysis: Solving the actual 2020 Board Paper.
Simple Explanations: Every answer is explained in easy Odia and English.
Exam Readiness: Focus on the 1-mark section to secure a 100% score in objectives.
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Disclaimer
Disclaimer: This video is created for educational purposes only. The content is based on the official 2020 History (Arts) previous year question paper of the Council of Higher Secondary Education (CHSE), Odisha. While we aim to provide accurate answers and detailed explanations, students are encouraged to refer to their official textbooks for final verification. This video is a study aid and does not guarantee that the exact same questions will appear in the 2026 exam.