MA History Syllabus 2025

Here is a complete detail about MA History syllabus is provided for the students who want to pursue MA History

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MA History Syllabus 2025

Here is the updated syllabus scheme for MA History in Pakistan (2025). This outline will help students understand how to prepare for the two-year program. The complete syllabus is divided into Part I and Part II, with Part II offering specialized groups from which students can choose according to their academic interests.

MA History – Part I (Core Courses)

PaperSubjectMarks
Paper ILife & Times of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) and the Pious Caliphs100
Paper IIHistory of the Umayyads (Damascus & Spain)100
Paper IIIHistory of the Abbasids (Baghdad)100
Paper IVThe Ottoman (Osmani) Turks100
Paper VEvolution of the Muslim Community in the Indo-Pak Subcontinent100

Total Marks (Part I): 500

MA History – Part II (Specialized Groups)

In Part II, students are required to choose one specialized group out of the following options. Each group consists of five courses, carrying 100 marks each.

Group A: Indo-Pakistan History

CourseMarks
Ancient India100
Muslim Rule in India100
The Great Mughals100
Later Mughals & British India100
The Punjab in Modern Times100

Group B: Islamic History

CourseMarks
Umayyads and Abbasids100
Muslim Rule in Spain100
The Ottoman Empire100
Central Asia100
Contemporary Middle East100

Group C: Western History

CourseMarks
Early Modern Europe100
Modern Europe100
English History100
USA after World War II100
International Relations & Organizations100

Important Notes for Students (2025)

  • The syllabus structure remains 2 years (4 semesters).
  • Students must complete Part I compulsory papers before moving to Part II.
  • In Part II, only one group (A, B, or C) can be selected.
  • Universities may revise or update some courses according to HEC guidelines in 2025, but the general scheme remains the same.

Syllabus is an important part for the preparation of exams. Students need to know what kind of syllabus will come so that they can prepare for the exams accordingly. Here on this page we have covered the basic outlines of the syllabus of both MA Part 1 and Part 2. So the students can have a look at it.


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