Ancient, Medieval and Modern History of India {Plastic Coated Wall Chart}
Product ID: 357940474
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Salient Features :- Chronology of Ancient, Medieval and Modern History of India Totally Based on 6th to 12th Standard NCERT Books. Coverd all of Historical Facts and Highlighted Important Historical Battles, Events, etc... This Wall Chart is Very Useful For IAS Aspirants, All Government Job Exams and All Other State Civil Service Exam...This Chart is Plastic Coated with 20 microne Thick Polyster Film. Review: Nice - Got the one with lots of spelling mistakes. All in all has good quality. Great product.👍🏻 Wish it was laminated though. Now i have to laminate it myself🥺 Review: Summarizes all major events, really helpful for revision. - Very precise, helpful for competitive exams, highly recommend. Really good one.
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| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 80 Reviews |
M**L
Nice
Got the one with lots of spelling mistakes. All in all has good quality. Great product.👍🏻 Wish it was laminated though. Now i have to laminate it myself🥺
S**H
Summarizes all major events, really helpful for revision.
Very precise, helpful for competitive exams, highly recommend. Really good one.
M**N
Should recheck the timeline
I am not comfortable on the authenticity of the timeline mentioned in the chart. Please check when Gandhi returned to India and events happened in 1919 & 1920.
A**B
Good for preparatory study
Nice product, best for study in a compact way.
A**G
Great product
Its really great The chart is very detailed and the paper quality is good enough
N**R
Excellent
Excellent product & quality...as well as effective for study too... u can go for all charts by NAMAMI PUBLICATION...even charts regarding of law subjects are also available...
T**A
Could have been better!
Good but some events are mentioned wrongly! 1605 : Two events are shown, death of Akbar and Abul Fazl's work. But Abul Fazl was killed by Bir Singh Bundella in 1602.
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