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Ensemble- History through maps

Where can I get History through maps of ensemble for history optional?
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  • edited November 2014
    @JasmeetSingh DON'T, STRICT NO.
    Lot if factual errors, and wrong site marking.

    This guy has smartly plagiarised from the "spectrum history map booklet". And in doing so he foolishly copy posted all errors too.

    I can provide lot of examples, but I myself have to prepare for Dec. Discretion is yours.

    By the way, it would have been better, if you could share your optional and purpose for using Ensemble book in bit detail.

    If you are from history optional, and aiming that map question, this is the only book available in market unfortunately. :-(
  • @JasmeetSingh DON'T, STRICT NO.
    Lot if factual errors, and wrong site marking.

    This guy has smartly plagiarised from the "spectrum history map booklet". And in doing so he foolishly copy posted all errors too.

    I can provide lot of examples, but I myself have to prepare for Dec. Discretion is yours.

    By the way, it would have been better, if you could share your optional and purpose for using Ensemble book in bit detail.

    If you are from history optional, and aiming that map question, this is the only book available in market unfortunately. :-(
    yes history optional and aiming map entries for dec mains. I have Hemant Sir's notes and 20 maps but i wanted a one-stop solution. please advice something.
  • @JasmeetSingh
    Hemant sir's maps are good, but you won't be able to produce it in mains.

    Prefer Ensemble, though significant errors are there, but map quality is much much better, with neighbouring sites are given, that will be more useful in close marking.

    Plus, Ensemble figures are nicely drawn, with proper curves.

    Go for ensemble. You can afford few errors given the shortage of time.
  • edited November 2014
    @JasmeetSingh
    Hemant sir's maps are good, but you won't be able to produce it in mains.

    Prefer Ensemble, though significant errors are there, but map quality is much much better, with neighbouring sites are given, that will be more useful in close marking.

    Plus, Ensemble figures are nicely drawn, with proper curves.

    Go for ensemble. You can afford few errors given the shortage of time.
    Thank you. You use grid method to identify the sites?
  • @Gulfam_Hasan @JasmeetSingh HI What you are reading for period after world war-2..is hemant sir notes good for that part?
    Norman Lowe is good I think. I've that plus Jain and Mathur and find Lowe better.
  • @JasmeetSingh
    No grid bro, I just visualise from taking offset from boundaries. And for interiors, I have not done much yet. I m planning to leave majority interior sites.
  • @karan_004
    I have read Jain & Mathur.
    Everything is given objectively.
    Plus, in Post WW2, I am relying on my GK + IR. Nothing much.
  • @Gulfam_Hasan
    I did BA history pol science so i have managed to cover major areas of medieval and world. For maps even I am referring Ensemble. Should i also refer Spectrum and Upinder Singh? since most of sites belong to ancient :(

  • edited November 2014
    @Prathmesh14
    If you are going with Emsemble, no need to go for spectrum, both are exactly same in content (kind of copy-paste). But on positive side, Ensemble has better maps.

    Make sure you skip all Non-Ancient, and Non-Medieval entries from Ensemble.

    I dont have any idea about Upinder Singh Bro.
  • @Gulfam_Hasan
    Thanx alot. I am aiming for either 2015 or 2016 attempt. Upinder Singh's books and ancient and early medieval india also has some good maps. But I need some kind of motivation to start with ancient although have read d n jha and ncert new and old. Have u cleared pre?
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