Top 5 Videos on Making of the Constitution for Polity by PW
Making of the Constitution can be difficult to revise because you need to remember important dates, Constituent Assembly procedures, committee roles and constitutional developments. You may also find it challenging to connect historical events with exam questions and recall facts accurately.
PW videos cover these topics through detailed chapter explanations, chronological revision and previous year questions (PYQs). You can choose a full-chapter lesson to understand the concepts or use a revision-focused video to recap important facts and practise questions for Polity preparation.
Video 1: Revise the Complete Chapter with Assembly Facts, Committees and PYQs
This full-chapter video covers the demand for a Constituent Assembly, its composition and working, the Objective Resolution, the Indian Independence Act, major committees, and the enactment and enforcement of the Constitution.
It also includes criticisms, the Hindi text, Parts and Schedules, along with previous-class PYQs and a mnemonic for recall. You can use this video to connect the chapter’s main events and institutions, revise important facts and practise recognising question patterns before a test.
Video 2: Understand Constitutional Development Chronologically in English
This English-medium video explains the demand for a Constituent Assembly, the Cripps Mission, the Cabinet Mission and the Assembly’s composition. It also covers representation, indirect elections, officeholders, the Objectives Resolution and its connection with the Preamble.
Sessions, dates, expenditure, national symbols, committees and chairpersons are included, with recaps and question-elimination methods. You can use the chronological explanations to connect events, remember important names and roles, and revise key facts before attempting Polity questions.
Video 3: Recap Committees, Constitutional Parts and Schedules
This full-chapter video covers the Constituent Assembly’s formation, composition and working, the Objective Resolution, the Indian Independence Act, major committees, and the enactment and enforcement of the Constitution. It also discusses criticisms, the Congress Experts Committee, the Hindi Constitution text, Parts and Schedules, and other important facts.
Watch this video when you need to revisit several chapter topics in one sitting. It can help you check your recall of constitutional milestones and institutions before mock tests or further revision.
Video 4: Connect the Constitution’s Historical Background with Prelims and Mains
This video links the historical background of the Constitution with the Constituent Assembly and the constitution-making process. Topics include the Assembly’s formation and composition, the Objective Resolution, major committees, the Drafting Committee, constitutional sources and influences, enactment, enforcement, criticisms, Parts and Schedules.
Its Prelims and Mains focus helps you approach both factual questions and written answers. Choose this lesson to connect historical developments with constitutional institutions and revise the chapter while considering how different topics may be tested.
Video 5: Build Historical Context and Practise UPSC Polity PYQs
This opening lesson in a Complete Indian Polity series introduces the historical background and Making of the Constitution. It covers the main stages of constitutional development and the constitution-making process, helping you understand the chapter’s starting points before moving to detailed topics.
The video also includes UPSC Polity previous year questions (PYQs), which let you check your understanding and see how questions test historical events, sequence, institutions and constitutional facts. Watch it to begin your Polity preparation or refresh the chapter before practising more questions.
These five PW videos help you prepare the Making of the Constitution chapter through detailed explanations, historical context, committee-related facts, revision and PYQ practice. Start with a full-chapter lesson if you need to understand the concepts, use the other videos to revise important events and institutions, and attempt PYQs to check your understanding. Revisiting difficult topics and reviewing incorrect answers can help you strengthen recall and prepare more effectively for Polity exams.
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