Marks in a Military History paper live in the details, the exact battle, the year, the commander and the tactic, and the NIOS Class 12 Military History 375 Solved TMA is where a wrong date or a vague line quietly costs you. Students who struggle here usually know the story but cannot pin it to the specifics an evaluator wants. This page sets out the full October 2026 assignment, every question in order, then shows two complete sample answers so you can see how a precise, exam-ready answer reads.
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Each answer we prepare is written after reading the exact lesson a question comes from in the NIOS Military History 375 book, so the names, dates and outcomes are correct rather than approximate. Military History is a descriptive subject, and marks come from a clear introduction, developed points and a firm conclusion, which is the shape we build into every response.
What the NIOS Class 12 Military History 375 Solved TMA Covers in 2026
The October 2026 assignment carries six main questions that sweep across the whole course, from the warrior ethos of ancient India to Mughal battle tactics, colonial naval power, the Anglo-French rivalry and post-Independence operations. Questions one to three want short 40 to 60 word answers, questions four and five ask for 100 to 150 words, and question six is a 500 word project.
Because nearly every question offers an "answer any one" choice, our solved set works through the option that is easier to defend with firm facts while still covering the full argument. If you are unsure how this internal component is graded or when it is due, our guide to the NIOS TMA explains the submission windows and the weight it adds to your final result.
Every answer in the paid set is tied to its source lesson, so you can keep the textbook open beside the solution and trace each date and name back to the book. For a facts-heavy subject like Military History, that traceability is what separates a genuine solved assignment from a copied one.
Full List of NIOS Class 12 Military History 375 TMA Questions 2026
Here is the complete assignment as printed in the official October 2026 paper, with the source lesson beside each item so you can cross-check against your own book. The two questions marked with a sample badge have their full answers in the next section.
| Q.No | Question (as printed in the assignment) | Source lesson |
|---|---|---|
| 1 (a) | The valour in the soldier is a trait that goes back to ancient times. Analyse. | L-3 Military Ethos |
| 1 (b) | Rank the major aircraft that the Indian Air Force used during the 1965 War. | L-18 India-Pakistan War 1965 |
| 2 (a) | Babur succeeded in winning the Battle of Panipat due to new tactics introduced by him. Critically analyse. Sample below | L-7 Battles of Mughal Army |
| 2 (b) | Explain the steps taken by Maharana Pratap to expand his army. | L-8 Rise and Fall of the Mughals |
| 3 (a) | Naval power played an important role in the establishment of British rule in India. Examine. | L-9 Colonial Era and the Sepoy |
| 3 (b) | Analyse the nature of the conflict between the British and the French in India and elsewhere. | L-10 Battles of the Colonial Era |
| 4 (a) | Assess the process by which Shivaji created a professional army. Sample below | L-8 Rise and Fall of the Mughals |
| 4 (b) | The Indian Air Force played a critical role in the battle of 1965. Critically examine. | L-18 India-Pakistan War 1965 |
| 5 (a) | List out the course of actions carried out by the Indian Armed Forces during Operation Gulmarg. | L-16 Indo-Pak War 1947-48 |
| 5 (b) | Examine the battlefield tactics employed by Babur in the battle of Chanderi. | L-7 Battles of Mughal Army |
| 6 (a) | Project: the warrior code in the Dharmashastras and Dharmasutras, its features, and a comparison with warrior codes of later times. | L-3 Military Ethos |
| 6 (b) | Project: a report on operations undertaken by the Indian Army, Air Force and Navy since Independence. | L-16 and Module 4 |
Seeing how these questions sit inside the wider course is easier once you have browsed the full NIOS Study Material map for Class 12 Arts, because Military History moves in order from ancient armies to modern operations, and later questions assume the groundwork of the earlier lessons.
Sample Answers from Our NIOS Military History 375 Solved TMA
These two solutions come straight from the paid set so you can judge the quality for yourself. The first is a compact 40 to 60 word answer on Mughal tactics, the second a longer 100 to 150 word answer on army building, both carrying the specific names and terms an evaluator looks for. Clear opening, developed points, firm conclusion each time.
Q2 (a) · Babur's new tactics at the First Battle of Panipat
Lesson 7 · Battles of Mughal Army · 40 to 60 words
Introduction
The First Battle of Panipat (1526) marked the beginning of Mughal rule in India.
New Tactics by Babur
• Use of Artillery: Babur introduced field artillery effectively.
• Tulughma System: Division of the army into left, right, centre, and flanking units.
• Ottoman Influence: Adopted tactics from Turkish warfare.Conclusion
Innovative strategy and technology ensured Babur's decisive victory over Ibrahim Lodi.
Q4 (a) · The process by which Shivaji created a professional army
Lesson 8 · Rise and Fall of the Mughals · 100 to 150 words
Introduction
Shivaji, founder of the Maratha kingdom, is remembered for creating a disciplined and professional army that resisted the Mughals and other powers.
Steps in Building the Army
• Standing Army: Maintained a regular force (Mavali troops) directly under his control, unlike feudal levies.
• Organization: Divided the army into infantry, cavalry, and navy, each with structured commands.
• Fort System: Used strategically located forts as bases of supply, defense, and training.
• Guerrilla Warfare: Introduced swift attacks (ganimi kava) using small, mobile units for maximum effect.
• Discipline and Loyalty: Paid soldiers in cash instead of land grants (jagirs) to ensure loyalty and reduce corruption.
• Naval Development: Built a naval force to secure the Konkan coast against foreign powers.Conclusion
Through discipline, innovation, and systematic organization, Shivaji built a professional army that laid the foundation of Maratha power and challenged larger empires.
The rest of the answers, including the ranked list of 1965 aircraft, the Operation Gulmarg timeline, the Chanderi siege tactics and both 500 word projects, follow the same standard. You can ask for the complete solved file on WhatsApp and read it in full before your submission date.
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Chapters and Lessons in the NIOS Class 12 Military History TMA
The Military History 375 course runs to 22 lessons across six modules, and NIOS keeps six of them, lessons 3, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 16, purely for the tutor-marked assignment. The table below lists every chapter with the specific ground it covers, and marks the lessons this October 2026 assignment draws its questions and projects from.
| Lesson | Chapter | Key focus | In this TMA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Module 1 · Military History of Ancient India | |||
| L-1 | Warrior System in Ancient India | Formation of armies, janapadas and early tribal warfare | |
| L-2 | Armies in Ancient Age | Organisation, weapons and formations of the Vedic and epic age | |
| L-3 | Military Ethos | Warrior code, Dharmayuddha, valour and ethical conduct in battle | Q1(a), Q6(a) |
| L-4 | Maurya and Gupta Armies | Standing armies, the war office, elephants and cavalry of the empires | |
| Module 2 · Military History of Medieval India | |||
| L-5 | Establishment of the Delhi Sultanate | Turkish conquest, the iqta system and cavalry-based armies | |
| L-6 | Military System of the Mughals | Mansabdari, artillery and the imperial organisation of forces | |
| L-7 | Battles of Mughal Army | Panipat and Chanderi and the tactics that founded Mughal rule | Q2(a), Q5(b) |
| L-8 | Rise and Fall of the Mughal Empire | Rajput and Maratha resistance, Shivaji and imperial decline | Q2(b), Q4(a) |
| Module 3 · Military History of the Colonial Era | |||
| L-9 | Colonial Era and the Indian Sepoy | East India Company, naval power and the making of the sepoy army | Q3(a) |
| L-10 | Battles Fought in the Colonial Era | Carnatic Wars, Anglo-French rivalry and decisive engagements | Q3(b) |
| L-11 | Revolt of 1857 and Army Reforms | Causes and course of the revolt and the reforms that followed | |
| L-12 | Indian Army in World War I and II | Indian troops in the world wars and their contribution | |
| Module 4 · Armed Forces Today | |||
| L-13 | Indian Army | Structure, commands and role of the modern Indian Army | Q6(b) |
| L-14 | Indian Navy | Fleet, commands and the maritime role since Independence | Q6(b) |
| L-15 | The Indian Air Force | Squadrons, aircraft and air power in modern India | Q6(b) |
| Module 5 · Major Wars Post Independence | |||
| L-16 | Indo-Pakistan War (1947-48) | Operation Gulmarg, the accession of Kashmir and the first war | Q5(a), Q6(b) |
| L-17 | Sino-Indian War 1962 | Causes, course and lessons of the war with China | |
| L-18 | India-Pakistan War 1965 | Air and ground battles, the Gnat as Sabre Slayer and the outcome | Q1(b), Q4(b) |
| L-19 | India-Pakistan War 1971 | The Bangladesh liberation war and India's decisive victory | |
| L-20 | Kargil Conflict 1999 | High-altitude warfare and Operation Vijay | |
| Module 6 · Insurgency and Terrorism | |||
| L-21 | Insurgency | Nature and roots of insurgency and internal security challenges | |
| L-22 | Terrorism | Forms of terrorism and India's counter-terrorism response | |
If you are still finalising subjects or planning your year, it helps to see how the whole stream is structured first, and the full NIOS Class 12 Syllabus sets out every subject and its marks split so you can decide where Military History fits into your timetable.
How We Solve the NIOS Military History Class 12 Solved TMA
Every question begins with its own lesson rather than a quick web summary, because in this subject a small factual slip stands out. Our counsellor reads the exact section the question tests, then writes an answer that opens with a short introduction, breaks the argument into clean labelled points, and closes with a firm conclusion. That structure is what a History evaluator rewards and the quickest route to full marks.
Facts are checked as they are written. When an answer names the First Battle of Panipat as 1526, Operation Gulmarg as the 1947 response in Kashmir, or the Gnat as the Sabre Slayer of 1965, those details are verified against the book rather than left approximate. A confident answer with the wrong year does more harm than a modest one that is accurate.
We also respect the word limits, keeping a 40 to 60 word answer tight and giving the 500 word project room for a proper introduction, body and conclusion. The same discipline runs through our wider NIOS Solved TMA library, so whether you take Military History, History or Political Science the house style stays steady and exam-ready.
Why Students Trust Our NIOS Class 12 Military History 375 Solved TMA
Trust in a solved assignment comes down to whether the facts match the book and the marking scheme, and whether you can check that before you pay. That is why the full question list and two complete answers sit openly on this page instead of being locked behind a contact form.
- Answers are written from the current Military History 375 textbook and checked against the October 2026 paper, not carried over from an older session.
- Every date, battle and commander is verified, because a facts-heavy History paper punishes guesswork.
- Each response follows the introduction, points and conclusion shape that scores in a descriptive answer.
- Support runs on WhatsApp, so a doubt about a specific battle or date is answered by a person rather than a bot.
Many students who use this set return for the next block and often first found us through our wider NIOS Class 12 Solved TMA collection covering other Arts subjects. That continuity is why we keep the structure and quality consistent from one subject and session to the next.
How to Get Your NIOS Class 12 Military History Solved TMA
Ordering is deliberately simple, because most students reach this page close to a submission deadline. Send a WhatsApp message with your subject code, 375, and the session, October 2026, and we confirm availability, format and the current price straight away. There is no account to open and no long form to complete.
Three quick steps
- Message us on WhatsApp with "Military History 375 Solved TMA, October 2026 session".
- Confirm your format as typed PDF or handwritten scan, and confirm the price shared in chat.
- Receive your file and check it against the two sample answers above before you submit.
Pricing and the current session offer are shared directly in chat because they change between sessions, so we avoid printing a figure here that could go stale. Ask on WhatsApp and you will get the live rate for the Military History 375 set, along with any bundle that adds other Arts subjects you may need.
Formats and Delivery of the Military History 375 Solved TMA
You can take the Military History 375 solved set as a typed PDF for clean printing or as a handwritten scan if your study centre prefers a written submission. Both follow the NIOS answer pattern of a clear introduction, developed points and a conclusion, exactly the way an evaluator expects a descriptive History answer to read.
Delivery is over WhatsApp once your format and session are confirmed, usually the same day. The two 500 word projects arrive in a proper report layout with introduction, features or operations, comparison and conclusion, so you can shape them to your own words rather than submitting something that reads as copied.
Ready to order? Chat with our NIOS counsellor for the Military History 375 solved set, handwritten or typed, for the October 2026 session.
FAQs on the NIOS Military History 375 Solved TMA
Is the NIOS Class 12 Military History 375 Solved TMA updated for the 2026 session?
Yes, this solved set is prepared for the October 2026 assignment and matches the questions printed in the current paper. We rewrite the answers each session rather than reusing an old file, because NIOS can change a question or a project theme from one cycle to the next. You can confirm the exact session in chat before you place your order.
How many questions are there in the NIOS Military History 375 TMA?
The Military History 375 assignment has six main questions. Questions one to five each offer a choice between two parts, and question six is a 500 word project with two options. Most questions let you answer any one part, so the solved set gives the option that is easier to defend with firm facts. The full list appears in the question section above.
Are the Military History 375 Solved TMA answers handwritten or typed?
Both formats are available for the Military History 375 solved set. A typed PDF suits clean printing and quick reading, while a handwritten scan suits study centres that prefer a written submission. You choose your format in the WhatsApp chat, and the two 500 word projects arrive in a proper report layout in either format so they read as your own work.
Will the NIOS Military History Class 12 Solved TMA help me score in the internal assessment?
The tutor-marked assignment carries a meaningful share of your Military History 375 internal marks, so accurate, well-structured answers make a real difference. Our solved set opens each answer directly, develops clear labelled points and closes with a conclusion, which is how a descriptive History paper earns full credit. It supports your own study and shows how each answer should be shaped.
Which chapters does the NIOS Class 12 Military History TMA cover?
The Military History 375 assignment draws mainly on the six tutor-marked lessons, Military Ethos, Battles of the Mughal Army, Rise and Fall of the Mughals, the Colonial Era and the Sepoy, Battles of the Colonial Era, and the 1947-48 war, plus the modern-wars and armed-forces lessons for the projects. The chapters section marks every lesson this assignment tests.
How do I receive the NIOS Military History 375 Solved TMA after ordering?
You receive the Military History 375 solved file directly on WhatsApp once your format and session are confirmed, usually on the same day. Send a message with subject code 375 and the October 2026 session, choose typed or handwritten, and the file is shared in chat. You can then check it against the two sample answers on this page before submitting.
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Sources: Official NIOS Senior Secondary Military History (375) course structure and October 2026 tutor-marked assignment, nios.ac.in. Written by Prateek Talwar and reviewed by Jyoti Sharma, Senior NIOS Counsellor.
