CBSE Sample Papers with Blueprint & Solutions – Class 6 Social Science Set 4 (2026–27)

  Designed as the penultimate practice benchmark in your 2026–27 CBSE Middle Stage preparation series, Class 6 Social Science Set 4 introduces nuanced source-based interpretations, comparative geographical questions, and applied civic-economic scenarios built strictly around the new NCERT textbook (Exploring Society: India and Beyond) and NCF-SE competency guidelines. Set 4 helps young learners refine exam pacing, strengthen point-wise presentation, and handle unfamiliar question framing with confidence.

Key Highlights of Set 4

• Authentic Middle-Stage Exam Blueprint (80 Marks | 3 Hours): Organized across six progressive sections (Sections A to F) ranging from quick objective checks to analytical long-answer and map-pointing questions, complete with realistic internal choices.

• 100% Aligned with NCERT Exploring Society: India and Beyond: Covers all 14 chapters across the five integrated thematic units—Theme A: India and the World: Land and the People (Locating Places on the Earth, Oceans and Continents, Landforms and Life), Theme B: Tapestry of the Past (Timeline and Sources of History, India That Is Bharat, The Beginnings of Indian Civilisation), Theme C: Our Cultural Heritage and Knowledge Traditions (India’s Cultural Roots, Unity in Diversity), Theme D: Governance and Democracy (Family and Community, Grassroots Democracy – Parts 1, 2 & 3), and Theme E: Economic Life Around Us (The Value of Work, Economic Activities Around Us).

• Fresh NEP 2020 & NCF-SE Competency Focus: Features brand-new MCQs, Assertion-Reasoning items, and distinct Case-Study/Source-Based passages emphasizing practical reasoning in topics like Indian Standard Time (IST) & grid coordinates, Indus-Sarasvati trade & crafts, Jain & folk traditions, three-tier Panchayati Raj governance, and interdependence of economic sectors.

• Stepwise Marking Scheme & Map Keys: Provides clear, point-wise solutions with explicit mark-split indicators, bold subject keywords, and accurately labeled India and World reference maps to reinforce structured presentation and prevent step deductions.