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Medieval India Part I for History Optional

 Part I of my History Optional notes for Medieval India has been linked below. I used Professor Satish Chandra's Medieval India and IGNOU B.A. Notes for the same. For topics that were not available in these sources, I used the internet (selfstudyhistory.com) to supplement my notes. 

CJ's Medieval India Notes Part I (Units 13-18)

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  1. Hello ma'am,
    Did you purchase the material from selfstudyhistory or refer to the limited material available on it?

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    1. I purchased the test series and maps but as far as material goes, I referred to what was available freely on the website.

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  2. Ma'am please share your GS notes and Answer copies if possible.

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