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SYLLABUS (2010-11)
English
Class VI
Apr Literature: Chapter -1,The Model Millionaire
Grammar: Kinds of sentences, Subject-Predicate, Nouns
Writing Skills: Picture composition
May MCB Unit –I Trees
Writing: Guided composition
Jul Literature: Chapter-2,Pinecones
MCB: Unit-2,Special People
Grammar: Pronouns, Articles
Writing skills: Paragraph writing
Aug Literature
Chapter-3,How we kept Mother‟s Day
Poem : On Mother‟s Day
MCB: Unit-3 : Dignity of work
Grammar: Tenses(simple present, simple past),Subject - Verb
agreement
Sep Literature:Chapter-4,The Railway Children
Grammar: Homophones, Tenses (Present continuous and past
continuous)
Course for SA-1
Literature : Chapter 1,2,3,4 and one poem The Model Millionaire, Pinecones,
How we kept Mother‟s Day, The Railway children, On Mother‟s Day
MCB: Unit 1,2,3
Grammar: Subject-Predicate, kinds of sentences, Nouns, Pronouns, Articles,
Subject-verb Agreement, Tenses(simple present, present cont., simple past,
past cont.)
Writing skills: Picture composition, guided composition, paragraph writing.
Oct Literature:
Chapter-5 The Bus stop that ate children Poem: Midnight Woods
MCB: Unit 4 Helpers
Grammar: Adverb
Nov Literature: Chapter 6:A Day for brothers,Poem:Conversation
MCB:Unit 5,when I was a child
Grammar:Adjective,Writing: Application writing
Dec Literature: Chapter 7:The School for sympathy
Poem:Kieran, MCB Unit 6- Travel, Grammar: Conjunctions Writing:
Paragraph
Jan Literature:Chapter 8 The Mother of a Traitor MCB: Unit 7 Believe it
or not Grammar: Reported speech, Writing; Informal letter
Feb Literature: Chapter 9 – Skivers,MCB: Unit 8 Entertainment,Revision
Course for SA-2
Literature: Chapter 5,6,7,8,9 and two poems-The Bus Stop that ate children, A
day for brothers, The school for sympathy, The mother of a traitor, conversation,
Kieran, skivers MCB: Unit 4,5,6,7,8
Grammar: Adjective, Conjunctions, Kinds of sentences, Subject-Predicate,
Articles, Nouns, Pronouns, Reported speech, Subject-Verb Agreement, Adverbs
Writing: Guided Composition, Picture Composition, Paragraph, Application,
Informal letter writing
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
English
Class VII
Apr Literature: Chapter -1,The Man in the Train
Grammar: NOUN: Number, Kinds of nouns, kinds of sentences.
Writing : Informal letter
May MCB Unit –I Adventure. Grammar:Pronouns
Jul Literature: Chapter-2,More than true, Poem: On the Grasshopper
and the Cricket. MCB: Unit-2,Environment
Grammar: Adjectives,Tenses. Writing skill: Post card
Aug Literature: Chapter 3 Proud Head. Poem: I am the Captain of my
Soul
MCB: Unit 3 Animals Grammar - Subject-verb Agreement,Articles
Writing :Paragraph writing
Sep Literature : Chapter 4, My Financial Career, Writing: guided
composition
Course for SA-1
Literature: Chapter 1,2,3,4 and two poems
The man in the train, More than true, Proud Head, My financial career, On the
Grasshopper & the cricket, I am the Captain of my soul.
Grammar: Articles,nouns, kinds of sentences, pronouns, subject-verb agreement
tenses, adjectives
Writing skills:Informal letter, post card, paragraph, guided composition
Oct Literature :Chapter 5, The last truck ride, Poem: The tree in season
MCB: Unit 5 children and adults Grammar: Adverbs, Prepositions
Writing: Message Writing
Nov Literature : Chapter 6:A Bitterly cold Night. Grammar: Active &
passive voice. Writing : Application
Dec Literature: Chapter 7 Lord Nithsdale‟s Escape. MCB : Unit
7,Mystery
Grammar: Conjunctions. Writing: Notice writing
Jan Literature : Chapter 8 Tober, Poem: Macavity:The Mysery Cat
MCB: Unit 8 People Grammar: Reported speech
Feb Literature: Chapter 9, If a were you
Revision
Course for SA-2
Literature: Chapter 5,6,7,8,9 and two poems The last truck ride, a bitterly cold
night, Lord Nithsdale‟s escape, Tober, If I were you, The Tree is season,
Macavity : The Mystery Cat
MCB: Unit 5,6,7,8
Grammar: Adjective, conjunctions, Reported Speech,Tenses, Articles, pronouns,
Subject-verb agreement, adverb, Active passive voice,Prepositions.
Writing: Application, Message, Notice, Post card,Paragraph
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
English
Class VIII
Apr Literature Ch 1 The Night We Won the Buick
Poem: The Lonely Farmer Grammar: Determiners
MCB : Unit 1 Wit and Humour
May Writing skills: Post card, Message, Notice
Jul Literature Ch 2 The Brogue Ch 3 The Letter
Poem: Money Madness MCB: Unit 2 Trust & Care
Grammar Subject-verb Agreement
Aug Literature Ch 4 The Star Grammar :Tenses, Adjectives
Writing skill :Informal letter
Sep Revision
SA-1
MCB Unit 1,2 Literature: Ch 1,2,3,4
Poem: The Lonely Farmer, Money Madness
Grammar : Determiners, Tenses,Sub-verb Agreement, Adjectives
Writing skill – Informal letter, Post Card, Message, Notice
Oct Literature :Ch 5 Nephews Poem:The Clod & the Pebble
MCB:Unit 3 Fact & Fiction Grammar:Active-Passive
Writing: Letter to the Editor
Nov Literature Ch 6 Green parrots in a Cage
Poem: Where the Mind Without Fear MCB: Unit 4 Sports & People
Writing skill – Article
Dec Literature :Ch 7 Flight MCB:Unit 7 Irony & Satire
Grammar: Preposition Writing skill- Speech
Jan Literature :Ch 9 Life‟s a Glorious Gift
MCB: Unit 6 Prejudice Grammar:Modals, Reported Speech
Feb Literature Ch 8 Let‟s go Home MCB: Unit 7 Science & Fiction Unit 8
War Writing skill - Debate
SA-2
Literature : Ch 5,6,7,8,9
MCB Unit 3,4,5,6,7,8
Grammar: Determiners,Conjunctions,Reported speech, Prepositions, Connectors,
Tenses, Subject-Verb Agreement, Modals, Active-passive, Adjective
Writing Skill:Debate, Article,Speech, Letter to the Editor, Notice,Message,Post
card
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
English
Class IX
Apr Literature : 1. The Brook 2. The Road Not Taken 3.Solitary
Reaper.
Writing: Notice,Message,Post card
May Writing- Biographical sketch,Informal letter,describing people
MCB :Unit 1 (People)
Grammar- Determiners,Sub-Verb Agreement,Pronouns,Prepositions
Jul Literature-1.How I taught My grandmother to Read(fiction)
2. A Dog Named Duke (fiction) 3. Lord Ullin‟s Daughter(Poem)
Unit 2 (Adventure) Grammar: Tenses
Aug Literature – Villa for Sale (Drama)
Grammar – Active-Passive, Reported speech
Writing- Letter to the Editor; MCB- Unit 3 (Environment)
Sep Revision
SA-1 Literature
(1) How I taught My Grandmother to Read (fiction)
(2) A Dog Named Duke (fiction)
1. The Brook (Poem)
2. The Road not Taken(Poem)
3. The Solitary Reaper(Poem)
4. Lord Ullin‟s Daughter(Poem)
1) Villa for Sale (Drama)
MCB: Unit 1,2,3
Grammar- Determiners, Sub-Verb Agreement, Pronouns,
preposition, Tenses, Active-Passive, Reported Speech
Writing – Biographical sketch, Informal letter, describing people,
Notice, Message, Post card, Letter to the Editor
Oct 3. The Man who knew Too Much (fiction)
4. Keeping it from Harold (fiction)
5. The Seven Ages
6. Oh; I wish I‟d looked After Me Teeth
Nov MCB Unit 4. The class IX Radio show
Unit 5 Mystery
Writing –Report writing
Grammar- Non-Finite,Verb forms (Infinitives,Participles, gerunds),
Modals.
Dec Literature
5. Best Seller (fiction)
7. Song of the Rain (Poem), The Bishop‟s candlesticks (Drama)
MCB: Unit 6 children Grammar: Types of sentences
Jan MCB : Unit 7 Sports and Games
Writing: Article, Speech, Diary Entry
Grammar : Comparison
Feb Grammar:Connectors, Types of Phrases and clauses, Nominalisation
and comparison
Writing- Debate,Story writing
SA-II
3. The Man who knew too much(4)Keeping it from Harold(5)Best seller
(Poem)(5) The Seven Ages (6) Oh, I wish I‟d Looked After Me
Teeth (7) Song of the Rain
(Drama) The Bishop‟s candlesticks
MCB: Unit 4,5,6,7
Grammar and writing skills – Integrated course done throughout the year.
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
English
Class X
Apr Literature
The Tribute
The Night of Scorpion
A Christmas Carol
Writing Skill
Notice,Message,Post Card
May MCB
Health and Medicine
Jul Literature
Cutie Pie
Ode to the West Wind
MCB
Unit II Education
Writing skill
Biography,Data Interpretation,Formal Letter & Letter to the Editor
Aug Tenses,Determiners, Agreement of Verb with the subject,Active-Passive,
Pronouns, Prepositions
Sep Revision‟
SA-1 Literature
The Tribute,Night of the Scorpion,A Christmas Carol, Cutie Pie, Ode to the
West Wind
MCB
Unit-1,2
Grammar
Tenses,Determiners, Subject Verb agreement, Active-Passive, Pronouns,
Prepositions
Writing skills
Notice, Message, Post Card, Biography, Data Interpretation, Formal
letter, Letter to the Editor.
Oct Literature
The Letter
Frog and Nightingale
Julius Caesar
Nov MCB
Unit III Science
Grammar
Modals, Non finite Verb forms (gerunds, Infinitives and participles)
Writing skill
Report writing
Dec Literature
The Ultimate Safari
Mirror
MCB
Unit 4 Environment
Jan Literature
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
MCB
Travel and Tourism
Writing skill
Itinerary, Brochure
Feb Grammar
Types of sentences, Connectors, Nominalisation, Comparison, Types of
phrases and clauses
Writing skill
Article, Speech, Debate, Diary Entry, Story
SA-2
Literature
The Letter, Frog & the Nightingale, Julius Caesar, Ultimate Safari, Mirror,
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
MCB : Unit 3,4,5
Grammar & Writing skill
Integrated Course done throughout the year
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
English
Class XI
Jul Hornbill- The Portrait of a lady, A Photograph
Snapshot – The summer of the Beautiful white Horse
Grammar – Tenses, Determiners
Writing skill – Advertisements, Notices
Aug Hornbill – We „re not afraid to die
- Discovering TUT
Snapshot – The address
Writing skill – Invitations, Posters
Grammar – Closed gaps
Course for Unit Test-1 Chapters and topics done in the months of Jul and
Aug
Sep Hornbill : The Laburnum Top; Landscape of the Soul
Snapshot : Ranga‟s Marriage
Writing skill : Report Writing
Grammar: Voice & Speech
Oct Snapshot : Albert Einstean at School
Hornbill : The Voice of the Rain
The Ailing Planet
Writing skill – Business letters
Grammar : Jumbled sentences
Nov Hornbill : The Browing version
Snapshot : Mother‟s Day
Writing skill : Articles
Dec Revision of the course done till date
Course for Half yearly : Chapters and topics done in the month of Oct and
Nov + integrated course.
Jan Hornbill: Childhood, Silk Road
Snapshot : Birth
Writing skill : Revision of Report Writing
Grammar : Topics done so far will be revised
Course for II Unit Test : Chapters and topics done in the month of January
Feb Hornbill : The Adventure
Snapshot : Revision of the syllabus
Course for Annual Examination : The complete course
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
English
Class XII
Apr Flamingo
The last Lesson
Lost Spring
Deep Water
My mother at 66
An Elementary school
May Vistas
The Tiger King
Writing Skills
Advertisements, Notices, Invitation ,Poster
Jul Flamingo
The Rat Trap
Indigo
Vistas
Journey to the end…
The Enemy
Aug Flamingo : Poets & Pancakes
Keeping Quiet
Vistas
Should wizard Hit Mommy
Writing skills : Report Writing
Sep Flamingo
The Interview
Going Places
A Thing of Beauty
Vistas
On the Face of it
Evans Tries ………
Oct Flamingo
Roadside Stand
Aunt Jennifer‟s Tigers
Vistas
Memories of childhood
Writing skills
Business Letters
Articles
Course
I Unit Test The last lesson, Lost Spring, Deep Water, The Third
level, Advertisement, Notices
Quarterly Course of Unit I, The Rat Trap,My mother at 66, School in
slum, Indigo, Poets & Pancakes, keeping quiet, journey to the end..
Thing of Beauty.
Writing skills : Invitation, Poster, Report writing
Half yearly – Full Course
I Pre-Board – Full Course
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ikB~;Øe foHkktu 2010&11
fo"k;&fgUnh
d{kk&ckjgoha
ekg vkjksg forku O;kdj.k
vizSy 1-vkRe ifjp; vifBr cks/k
2-,d xhr x|ka'k ,oa dkO;ka'k
3-irax
ebZ 11-HkfDru
12-cktkj n'kZu
tqykbZ 4-dfork ds cgkus jpukRed ys[u ,oa
5-ckr lh/kh Fkh ij tu lapkj ek/;e
6-dSejs esa can vikfgr d&fjiksVZ
13-dkys es/kk ikuh ns [k&vkys[k
14-igyoku dh <+kyd s x&dk;kZy;h i=
vxLr 7-lg’kZ Lohdjk gS 1-flYoj oSfMax Qhpj ys[ku
8-m’kk thou lanHkksZa ls tqM+h
9-ckny jkx ?kVuk,¡&
15-pkyhZ pSfIyu ;kuh ge fuca/k
16-ued
flrEcj 10-dforkoyh 2-tw>
11-y{e.k&eqPNkZ
12-:ckbZ;k¡
13-xty
17-f'kjh’k ds Qwy
vDVwcj 14-NksVk esjk [kr 3-vrhr ds ncs
15-cxqyksa ds ia[k ik¡o
18-Je foHkktu vkSj tkfr izFkk
19-esjh dYiuk dk vkn'kZ
lekt
uoEcj ikB~;Øe dh iqujko`fÙk 4-Mk;jh ds iUus
I ;wfuV & vkjksg&1]2]3]11]12 vifBr o x|ka'kA
forku&flYoj oSfMax
II ;wfuV & vkjksg&4]5]6]13]14 jpukRed ys[kuo tulapkj ek/;eA
forku&tw>
=Sekfld & vkjksg&7]8]9]15]16 Qhpj ys[ku
forku&vrhr ds ncs ikao
vn~/kZ okf’kZd & vkjksg&10]11]12]13]17]14]18]19
forku&Mk;jh ds iUus
okf’kZd & lEiw.kZ ikB~Øe
fo"k; & laLd`re~
ikB~;Øe & 2010 & 11 (SUMMATIVE)
d{kk & 6
ikB~;iqLrd & lqxe&laLd`re~ Hkkx&1
vizsy ,oa oUnuk
ebZ & vko`fÙk ikB% 1 laKkin & ifjp;%
vko`fÙk ikB% 2 fØ;kin&ifjp;% & yV~ydkj%
vko`fÙk ikB% 3 loZuke in&ifjp;%
tqykbZ & izFke% ikB % vge~&o;e~] Roe~&;w;e~
f}rh;% ikB% ,"k%&,rs] ,"kk&,rk%] ,rr~&,rkfu
r`rh;% ikB% l%&rs] lk&rk%] rr~&rkfu
vxLr & prqFkZ% ikB% rkS&,rkS] rs&,rs] ;qoke~ & vkoke~
iape% ikB% vki.ka xPNkfe ¼izFkek] f}rh;k foHkfDr%½
"k"B% ikB% iz'ueap% ¼"k"Bh foHkfDr%] lEcks/kue~½
flrEcj & lIre% ikB% o;a dsu fda dqeZ% ¼r`rh;k foHkfDr%½
flrEcj & ifjf'k"Ve~ ¼vH;kl dk;Z ,oa nksgjku dk;Z½
1½ O;ogkfjd O;kdj.ke~
2½ vifBr vocks/kue~
3½ jpukRed & dk;Ze~
vDVwcj v"Ve% ikB% dkdL; pkrq;Ze~ ¼vko`fÙk ikB%½
uoe% ikB% ijksidkjk; eethoue~ ¼prqFkhZ foHkfDr%½
uoEcj n'ke% ikB% ee fnup;kZ ¼iapeh foHkfDr%½
,dkn'k% ikB% Jko.ks vkxrs ¼lIreh foHkfDr%½
fnlEcj }kn'k% ikB% rjo% lRiq#"kk% ¼mdkjkUr iqfYyax½
=;ksn'k% ikB% vkxPN rfj";ke% ¼y`V~ydkj%½
tuojh prqnZ'k% ikB% e/kqjk izHkkr osyk ¼bdkjkUr iqfYyax%½
iapn'k% ikB% lqUnjrk xq.ksu u rq :is.k ¼fo'ks"k.kkfu½
KkrO;e~ lwDr;%
Qjojh ifjf'k"Ve~ ¼vH;kl dk;Z ,oa nksgjku dk;Z½
1½ O;kogkfjd & O;kdj.ke~
2½ vifBr & vocks/kue~
3½ jpukRed&dk;Ze~
,l-,- & 1 ¾ vizsy ls flrEcj rd
i<+k;k x;k lEiw.kZ ikB~;ØeA
,l-,- & 2 ¾ vDVwcj ls Qjojh rd
i<+k;k x;k lEiw.kZ ikB~;ØeA
fo"k; & laLd`re~
ikB~;Øe & 2010 & 11 (SUMMATIVE)
d{kk & 7
ikB~;iqLrd & lqxe & laLd`re~ Hkkx & 2
vizsy & ebZ oUnuk
¼1½ izFke% ikB% Hkkjro"kZ% ¼vko`fÙk ikB%½
¼2½ f}rh;% ikB% 'kkfUrnwr% diksr% ¼y³~ydkj%½ ¼miinfoHkfDr%½
tqykbZ ¼3½ r`rh;% ikB% ckyks fo|ky;xkeh ¼vkReusifn&yV~ydkj%½
¼4½ prqFkZ% ikB% ,drk;ka cyefLr ¼milxZ%½
¼5½ iape% ikB% pUnz'ks[kj% vktkn% ¼y³~&ydkj% vko`fÙk%½
vxLr ¼6½ "k"B% ikB% vewY;kfu ekSfDrdkfu
¼7½ lIre% ikB% vk;qosZn% LokLF;ykHkk; ¼la;ksx% lfU/k%½
flrEcj ifjf'k"Ve~ ¼vH;kl dk;Z ,oa nksgjku dk;Z½
1½ O;kogkfjd O;kdj.ke~
2½ vifBr vocks/kue~
3½ jpukRed dk;Ze~
vDVwcj ¼8½ v"Ve% ikB% vH;klsu fda u fl/;fr ¼Le&iz;ksx%½
¼9½ uoe% ikB% /kU;k% Hkkjrh;k% efgyk% ¼lfU/k% vko`fÙk%½
uoEcj ¼10½ n'ke% ikB% fons'k;k=k & o.kZue~ ¼izR;;%&DRok] Y;i~½
¼11½ ,dkn'k% ikB% o"kZ o"kZ gs o"kkZ es?k ! ¼yksV~ ydkj%½
fnlEcj ¼12½ }kn'k% ikB% nhiksRlo% ¼fo'ks"k.kkfu½
¼13½ =;ksn'k% ikB% lkekU;Kku&izfr;ksfxrkA
tuojh ¼14½ prqnZ'k% ikB% lfUe=a iq.;su yHkrs ¼rqequ~ izR;;½
¼15½ iapn'k% ikB% rsykuhjkeL; pkrq;Ze~
Qjojh ¼16½ KkrO;e~ & lwDr;%
¼17½ gkL;xksydkfu
ifjf'k"Ve~ ¼vH;kl dk;Z ,oa nksgjku dk;Z½
1½ O;kogkfjd& O;kdj.ke~
2½ vifBr&vocks/kue~
3½ jpukRed dk;Ze~
,l-,-&1 ¾ vizsy ls flrEcj rd i<+k;k x;k lEiw.kZ ikB~;ØeA
,l-,-&2 ¾ vDVwcj ls Qjojh rd i<+k;k x;k lEiw.kZ ikB~;ØeA
fo"k; & laLd`re~
ikB~;Øe & 2010 & 11 (SUMMATIVE)
d{kk & 8
ikB~;iqLrde~ lqxe&laLd`re~ Hkkx & 3
vizsy & ebZ oUnuk
¼1½ izFke% ikB% ¾ ee fnup;kZ ¼?kfVdk Kkue~½
¼2½ f}rh;% ikB% ¾ tkfufg fut ns'ke~ ¼yksV~ydkj%½
tqykbZ ¼3½ r`rh;% ikB% ¾ Rofjrcqf)% okuj% ¼Le iz;ksx% fo'ks"k.kkfu p½
¼4½ prqFkZ% ikB% ¾ bPNk'kfDr% cyh;lh ¼DRok Y;i~ izR;;k%½
¼5½ iape% ikB% ¾ fo|ky;L; ØhMk fnol% ¼Hkor~ 'kCnL; iz;ksx%½
vxLr ¼6½ "k"B% ikB% ¾ nqtZuk% ifjgrZO;k% ¼fp=&dFkk½
¼7½ lIre% ikB% ¾ lqopukfu ¼miin foHkfDr%½
O;kdj.ke~
flrEcj O;kogkfjd & O;kdj.ke~] vifBr & vocks/kue~]
jpukRed dk;Ze~] iz'u fuekZ.k] cgqoSdfYid &
iz'ukfu] lkekU; v'kq);%A
vDVwcj v"Ve% ikB% ¾ iknik% fgrdkfj.k% ¼vkReusine~½
uoe% ikB% ¾ eSVªks;kue~ ¼Loj lfU/k½
uoEcj n'ke% ikB% ¾ bZ euksjatue~ ¼rqequ~ izR;;%½
,dkn'k% ikB% ¾ oapuk;k% Qye~ ¼fpr~&pu;ks% iz;ksx%½
fnlEcj }kn'k% ikB% ¾ x.krU= fnol lekjksg% ¼lksilxZ/kkrq iz;ksx%½
=;ksn'k% ikB% ¾ vxzs pyr pyr js ckyk%A ¼mn~cks/kuxhre~½
tuojh prqnZ'k% ikB% ¾ vH;klkr~ dkS'ky izkfIr% ¼fof/kfyax ydkj%½
iapn'k% ikB% ¾ vLekda izd`fr% ¼vko`fÙk ikB%½
Qjojh KkrO;e~ ¾ lwDr;%] O;ogkj&okD;kfu] izgsfydk%]
gkL;xksydkfuA
O;kdj.ke~
O;kogkfjdO;kdj.ke~] vifBr vocks/kue~]
jpukRed&dk;Ze~] iz'ufuekZ.ke~] cgqoSdfYid&iz'ukfu]
lkekU; v'kq);%A
,l-,-&1 ¾ vizsy ls flrEcj rd i<+k;k x;k lEiw.kZ ikB~;ØeA
,l-,-&2 ¾ vDVwcj ls Qjojh rd i<+k;k x;k lEiw.kZ ikB~;ØeA
fo"k; & laLd`re~
ikB~;Øe & 2010 & 11 (SUMMATIVE)
d{kk & 9
¼ikB~; & iqLrde~ ¾ ef.kdk Hkkx&1½
vizsy&ebZ izFke% ikB% & rr~ Roe~ vfl
f}rh;% ikB% & vfoosd% ijekinka ine~
tqykbZ r`rh;% ikB% & ikFks;e~
prqFkZ% ikB% & LoLFko`Rre~
iape% ikB% & Hkzkr`LusgLrq nqyZHk%
vxLr ,oa "k"B% ikB% & fo|;k HkkfUr ln~xq.kk%
flrEcj lIre% ikB% & rjos ueks·Lrq
¼laLd`r&vH;kl&iqLrde~ ¾ ef.kdk Hkkx & 1½
vizsy izFke% vH;kl % & ¼d½ laLd`r & o.kZekyk
¼[k½ laLd`ro.kZekyk% mPpkj.kLFkkukfu
tqykbZ f}rh;% vH;kl % & Loj & lfU/k%
r`rh;% vH;kl % & O;atu & lfU/k%
prqFkZ% vH;kl % & folxZ & laf/k%
iape% vH;kl % & ¼d½ vtUr'kCnk%
¼[k½ gyUr'kCnk%
¼x½ loZuke'kCnk%
¼?k½ la[;kokpd 'kCnk%
"k"B% vH;kl % & orZekudky% ¼yV~ydkj%½
vxLr lIre% vH;kl % & Hkwrdky % ¼y³~ydkj%½
,oa flrEcj v"Ve% vH;kl % & Hkfo";Rdky% ¼y`Vydkj%½
uoe% vH;kl % & yksV~ydkj % ¼vkns'kkFksZ½
n'ke% vH;kl % & fof/kfy³~ ydkj%
& d{kk esa djok;k x;k leLr O;kdj.k lEcfU/kr dk;ZA
¼vifBrx|ka'k] i=ys[kue~] laoknys[kue~] dFkkys[kue~] fp=o.kZue~ vkfnA½
¼laLd`r & ikB~; & iqLrde~ ¾ ef.kdk Hkkx & 1½
vDVwcj v"Ve% ikB% & deZ.kk ;kfr laflf)e~
uoe% ikB% & fot;rke~ Lons'k%
uoEcj n'ke% ikB% & dks·ga onrq lkEizre~\
,dkn'k% ikB% & u /keZo`)s"kq o;% leh{;rs
fnlEcj }kn'k% ikB% & do;kfe o;kfe ;kfe
tuojh =;ksn'k% ikB% & Hkkjrh;a foKkue~
prqnZ'k% ikB% & HkkjrsukfLr es thoua thoue~
¼laLd`r vH;kl&iqLrde~ ¾ ef.kdk Hkkx&1½
vDVwcj ,dkn'k% vH;kl% & dkjd & iz;ksxk% ¼dÙkkZ&deZ&lEcks/kue~½
}kn'k% vH;kl% & dj.k&dkjd iz;ksx%
=;ksn'k% vH;kl% & lEiznku & dkjd iz;ksx%
uoEcj prqnZ'k% vH;kl% & viknku & dkjd iz;ksx%
iapn'k% vH;kl% & vf/kdj.kdkjd iz;ksx%
lIrn'k% vH;kl % & ¼d½ ^rqequ~* izR;;L; iz;ksx%
¼[k½ ^DRok* izR;;L; iz;ksx%
¼x½ ^Y;i~* izR;;L; iz;ksx%
fnlEcj v"Vkn'k% vH;kl % & Dr&Drorq&izR;;&iz;ksx%
uon'k% vH;kl % & 'kr`&izR;;L; iz;ksx%
tuojh foa'k% vH;kl% & i=ys[kue~
Qjojh ,dfoa'k% vH;kl% & vuqPNsnys[kue~
'kCn:ikf.k
/kkrq:ikf.k
& d{kk esa djok;k x;k leLr O;kdj.k lEcfU/kr dk;ZA
& Qjojh ekg esa lEiw.kZ nksgjku dk;ZA
,l-,-&1 ¾ vizsy ls flrEcj rd i<+k;k x;k lEiw.kZ ikB~;ØeA
,l-,-&2 ¾ vDVwcj ls Qjojh rd i<+k;k x;k lEiw.kZ ikB~;ØeA
fo"k; & laLd`re~
ikB~;Øe & 2010 & 11 (SUMMATIVE)
d{kk & 10
¼ikB~;&iqLrde~ ¾ ef.kdk Hkkx & 2½
vizsy ,oa ebZ izFke% ikB% & ok³~e;a ri%
f}rh;% ikB% & vkKk xq:.kka fg vfopkj.kh;k
tqykbZ r`rh;% ikB% & fda fde~ mikns;e~
prqFkZ% ikB% & ukfLr R;kxlea lq[ke~
vxLr iape% ikB% & vH;klo'kxa eu%
¼laLd`r & vH;kl & iqLrde~ ¾ ef.kdk Hkkx & 2½
vizsy izFke% vH;kl% & lfU/k%
Lojlaf/k & d ¼1½ v;kfn
¼2½ iwwoZ:ie~
[k O;atulfU/k%
x folxZ lfU/k%
tqykbZ f}rh;% vH;kl% & vO;;kfu
r`rh;% vH;kl% & leklk%
¼d½ rRiq:"k%
¼[k½ f}xq%
¼x½ deZ/kkj;%
¼?k½ }U}lekl%
¼³~½ cgqozhfglekl%
¼p½ vO;;hHkko% lekl%
vxLr ,oa d{kk esa djok;k x;k leLr O;kdj.k lEcfU/kr dk;ZA
flrEcj ¼vifBr x|ka'k] i= ys[kue~] laokn&ys[kue~] fp=&o.kZue~]
dFkkys[kue~ vkfn½
¼laLd`r & ikB~; & iqLrde~ ¾ ef.kdk Hkkx & 2½
vDVwcj "k"B% ikB% & lk/kqo`fÙka lekpjsr~
lIre% ikB% & je.kh;k fg l`f"V% ,"kk
uoEcj v"Ve% ikB% & fr#Ddqjy~ & lwfDr& lkSjHke~
fnlEcj uoe% ikB% & jk"Vªa laj{;eso fg
tuojh n'ke% ikB% & lqLokxra Hkks ! v#.kkpys·fLeu~
Qjojh ,dkn'k% ikB% & dkyks·ge~
'kCnkuq'khyuh
¼laLd`r & vH;kl & iqLrde~ ¾ ef.kdk Hkkx & 2½
vDVwcj prqFkZ% vH;kl% & izR;;k%
¼d½ rO;r~ & vuh;j~
¼[k½ 'kr`&'kkup~
¼x½ erqi~
¼?k½ bfu ¼bu~½
¼³~½ Bd~ ¼bd½
¼p½ ry~
¼N½ Ro
¼t½ Vki~
¼>½ ³hi~
uoEcj iape% vH;kl % & okP;e~
¼d½ dr`Z & deZokP;e~
¼[k½ HkkookP;e~
fnlEcj "k"B% vH;kl% & d% le;% \
lIre% vH;kl% & l³~[;k
tuojh v"Ve% vH;kl% & jpukReda ys[kue~
uoe% vH;kl% & vifBr& vocks/kue~
Qjojh n'ke% vH;kl% & vuqPNsnys[kue~
& d{kk esa djok;k x;k leLr O;kdj.k lEcfU/kr dk;ZA
,l-,-&1 ¾ vizsy ls flrEcj rd i<+k;k x;k lEiw.kZ ikB~;ØeA
,l-,-&2 ¾ vDVwcj ls Qjojh rd i<+k;k x;k lEiw.kZ ikB~;ØeA
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
Class VI
Sub: Mathematics
Apr 1. Knowing our numbers
2 Whole numbers
May Whole numbers continued
Jul 3 Playing with numbers
4. Fractions
Aug 5. Decimals
Basic Geometrical ideas
Sep Revision
Oct 7 Integers
8 Understanding Elementary Shapes
Nov 9 Practical Geometry
2. Data Handling
Dec 11. Mensuration
Algebra
Jan 13 Ratio and proportion
Symmetry
Feb Revision
SA-1 Course taught from Apr to Sep
SA-2 Course taught from Oct to Feb
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
Class VII
Sub: Mathematics
SA-1
Apr Integers
May Fraction & decimals
Jul Data Handling and Lines and angles
Aug Triangle and its properties and Comparing quantities
Sep Revision
SA-2
Oct Simple Equation
Congruence of triangles
Nov Rational numbers
Practical Geometry
Dec Perimeter and Area, Symmetry
Jan Algebraic Expressions, Exponents and powers
Feb Visualising solid shapes and revision
SA-1- Course taught from Apr to Sep
SA-2- Course taught from Oct to Feb
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
Class VIII
Sub: Mathematics
SA-1
Apr Rational numbers
Exponents and powers
Squares and Square roots
May Squares and Square Roots contd
Cubes and cube roots
Jul Algebraic expressions and Identities
Aug Data Handling
Understanding Quadrilateral
Sep Revision
SA-2
Oct Factorization
Nov Practical Geometry
Comparing Quantities
Dec Visualizing solid shapes, Introduction to graphs
Jan Direct and Inverse variation
Linear Equations in one variable
Feb Playing with numbers
Revision
SA-1 Course taught from Apr to Sep
SA-2 Course taught from Oct and Feb
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
Class IX
Sub: Mathematics
SA-1 Real numbers
Coordinate Geometry
May Polynomials
Jul Polynomials Continued
Euclid‟s Geometry
Hero‟s Formula
Aug Lines and Angles
Triangles
Sep Revision
SA-2
Oct Linear Equations in two variable, constructions
Nov Surface areas and volumes
Probability
Dec Statistics
Quadrilateral
Jan Quadrilateral continued
Areas of Triangles and parallelograms
Feb Circles
Revision
SA-1 Course taught from Apr to Sep
SA-2 Course taught from Oct to Feb
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
Class X
Sub: Mathematics
Apr Linear Equations in two variables, Polynomials
May Polynomials continued
Jul Trigonometry, Number system
Aug Triangles, Statistics
Sep Revision
SA-2
Oct Quadratic Equations
Arithmetic Progressions
Nov Arithmetic Progressions continued
Circles
Construction
Dec Area of plane figures
Surface area & Volumes
Jan Surface area and volumes continued
Heights and distances
Feb Coordinate Geometry
Probability
Revision
SA-1 Course taught from Apr to Sep
SA-2 Course taught from Oct to Feb
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
MATHEMATICS
Class XI
Jul Trigonometry
Complex number and Quadratic Equations Sets
Aug Relation and Function
Linear in Equalities
Sequence and Series
Sep Principle of Mathematical Induction
Straight Lines
Oct Conic Sections
Introduction to 3-D Geometry
Nov Permutation and Combination
Binomial Theorem
Dec Limits and Derivatives
Jan Probability
Statistics
Feb Mathematical Reasoning
Revision
Unit Test I : Trigonometry
Quarterly : Syllabus covered till the end of Aug
Half Yearly : Topics covered till Oct
Annual Exam: Complete syllabus
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
MATHEMATICS
Class XII
Apr Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Continuity and Differentiability
May Application of Derivatives
Jul Matrices and Determinants
Relations and functions
Indefinite Integrals
Aug Definite Integrals
Area under Curve
Differential Equations
Sep Probability
Linear Programming
Oct Vector Algebra
Three Dimensional Geometry
Nov Revision
Unit Test I : Topic covered in the month of Apr
Quarterly : Topic covered till the month of Aug
Half yearly : Complete syllabus
Pre-Board : Complete syllabus
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
SCIENCE
Class VI
Apr 1. Changes Around Us
2. Light
May 1. Air Around Us
Jul 1. All about plants
2. World Around us
3. What a lot of Waste ?
Aug 1. Fibres, Fabric and Clothing
2. Food, A daily need
3. Water- Life giving liquid
Sep Revision
Oct 1. Separation of substances
2. Moving Around
Nov 1. Sorting things out – Classification
Dec 1. Animal bodies, how they work
2. Magnet Magic
Jan 1. What is Food made up of ?
2. Discovering Electricity
Feb 1. How animals and plants live?
2. Revision
SA-1
1. Changes around us
2. Light
3. Air Around us
4. All about plants
5. World around us
6. What A lot of waste?
7. Fibres, Fabric and clothing
8. Food, A daily need
9. Water – A life giving liquid
SA-2
1. Separation of substances
2. Moving around
3. Sorting things out – classification
4. Animal bodies, How they work
5. Magnet Magic
6. What is food made up of ?
7. Discovering electricity
8. How animals and plants live?
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
SCIENCE
Class VII
Apr 1. Food for plants
May 1. Heat
Jul 1. Circulation and excretion in animals
2. Management of waste
3. Forest - A Natural Resource
Aug 1. Building blocks of matter
2. Respiration
3. Light & Reflection
Sep 1. About chemical changes
Oct 1. Reproduction in plants
2. Weather, Climate and Storms
Nov Food for Animals
Dec 1. Using electricity
2. Fibre, Fabric and clothing
Jan 1. Acid, Bases and Salts
2. Soil
Feb 1. Time and speed
2. More about water
SA-1
1. Food for plants
2. Heat
3. Circulation and excretion in animals
4. Management of waste
5. Forest – A Natural Resource
6. Building block of matter
7. Respiration
8. Light and reflection
9. About chemical changes
SA-2
1. Reproduction in plants
2. Weather, climate and storms
3. Food for animals
4. Using Electricity
5. Fibre, fabric and clothing
6. Acids, Bases and Salts
7. soil
8. Time and speed
9. More about water
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
SCIENCE
Class VIII
Apr Metals and Non-metals
April-May Force & Pressure
Jul 1. Microorganisms; Friends & Foes
2. Fuels and energy
3. Conservation
Aug 1. Reproduction in animals
2. Effect of electricity in liquids
3. Night sky
Sep Natural Resources
Oct 1. Agriculture
2. Natural Disaster
Nov 1. Man made materials
Dec 1. Light
2. Mass, weight & density
Jan 1. Cell the building block of life
2. Static electricity
3. Sound
Feb Revision
SA-1 1. Metals and Non metals
3. Force and pressure
4. Micro organisms; Friends and Foes
5. Fuels and energy
6. Conservation
7. Reproduction in animals
8. Effects of electricity in liquids
9. Night sky
10. Natural Resources
SA-2 1 Agriculture
2 Natural Disaster
3 Man made Materials
4 Light
5 Mass, weight and density
6 Cell – The building block of life
7 Static electricity
8 Sound
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
SCIENCE
Class IX
Chemistry
Apr-May Matter in our surroundings
Jul-Aug Is matter around us pure ?
Sep Revision
Oct-Nov Atoms and Molecules
Dec-Jan Structure of atom
Feb Revision
SA-1 1. Matter in our surroundings
2 Is matter around us pure ?
SA-2 1. Atoms and molecules
2. Structure of atom
Biology
Apr-May Cell - The fundamental unit of life
Jul Food
Aug Tissues
Sep Revision
Oct Why do we fall ill ?
Nov-Dec Diversity
Jan Our Environment
SA-1 1. Cell – The fundamental Unit of life
2. Food
3. Tissues
SA-2 1. Why do we fall ill?
2. Diversity
3. Our Environment
Physics
Apr Motion
May Motion (Numericals)
Jul Force & Newtons Laws
Aug Numericals on force & Newtons Laws
Sep Gravitation
Oct Floatation
Nov Work & Energy
Dec Numericals on work & Energy
Jan Sound
Feb Revision
SA-1
Sep-Oct 1. Motion
2. Force & Newtons Laws
3. Gravitation
SA-2
Mar 1. Floatation
2. Work & Energy
3. Sound
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
SCIENCE
Class X
Biology
Apr-May I - World of Living (Life Processes)
Nutrition and respiration
Jul Transportation in plants and animals
Excretion
Aug Control and co-ordination
Sep-Oct II - Sources of energy
Nov World of Living-Reproduction
Dec Heredity and Evolution
Jan Natural Resources
Feb Management of natural resources, the regional environment, our
environment
Physics
Apr-May Electricity
Jul Magnetic effects of current
Aug Numerical based on electricity and Magnetism
Sep Revision
Oct Light : Reflection
Nov Numericals on reflection
Dec Light: Refraction
Jan Light: Human eye and the colourful world
Feb Revision
Chemistry
Apr-May Chemical reactions and Equations
Jul Acid bases and salts
Aug Metals and non-metals(Half)
Sep Metals and non metals(Remaining Half)
Oct Carbon and its compounds (Half)
Nov Carbon and its compounds(Remaining)
Dec Periodic classification of elements (Half)
Jan Periodic classification of elements (Remaining)
Feb Revision
SA-1
Physics Electricity, Magnetic effects of current
Biology Life processes
Control and coordination
Natural Resources-sources of energy(Half)
Chemistry Chemical reactions and equations
Acid, bases and salts
Metals and Non metals
SA-2
Physics Natural phenomenon : light
Biology Reproduction
Heredity and evolution
Natural resources – sources of energy (Half)
Management of Natural resources the regional environment, our
environment
Chemistry Carbon and its compounds
Periodic classification of elements.
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
Class XI
PHYSICS
July Unit-I :Physical World & Measurements
July Unit-II Motion in 1-Dimension
Motion in 2 & 3 dimension (Kinematics)
August Unit III Laws of Motion
September Unit IV Work, Power & Energy
October Unit V Motion of system of particles & rigid body
November Unit VI Gravitation
December Unit-VII properties of Matter & Unit VIII Thermodynamics (Half)
January Unit IX Behaviour of particles Kinetic theory & VIII (Half)
Thernidtbanucs
February Unit X Oscillations & Waves
Unit
Test I :
Unit I Physical World & Measurements
Quarterly Unit I Physical world & Measurements
Unit II Kinematics
Unit III Laws of motion
Half yearly Unit I Physical world and Measurements
Unit II Kinematics
Unit III Laws of Motion
Unit IV Work, Power & Energy
Unit V Motion of system of particles and rigid body
Unit Test II : Unit V Gravitation (full)
Annual : Unit VI Gravitation
Unit VII Properties of Matter
Unit VIII Thermodynamics
Unit IX Behaviour of particles & Kinetic theory
Unit X Oscillation and Waves
SYLLABUS (2009-10)
Class XI
Chemistry
Apr-May General Introduction to the basic concepts of Chemistry
Introduction of Periodic Table
Electronic Configuration of elements and ions
Rules for filling in of electrons in the elements
Jul Structure of Atom
Aug Classification of elements and periodicity in properties
Chemical bonding and molecular structure
Sep States of Matter
Redox reactions
Oct Thermodynamics
Equilibrium
Nov S-block elements
Organic Chemistry – some basic principles and techniques
Dec Some p-block elements
Some basic principles of Chemistry
Jan Hydrocarbons
Feb Hydrogen
Environmental Chemistry
Quarterly Unit II,III,IV,VIII
Half Yearly UniyII,III,IV,VI,VI,VII
Annual Exam Unit,1,II,IV,V,VII,x,XI,XII,XIII,XIV
SYLLABUS (2009-10)
Class XI
Biology
Apr-May Unit I: Diversity in the living world
Animal Kingdom
Jul Biological Classification
The Living World
Aug Unit-V Plant Kingdom
Human physiology
Digestion and Absorption
Sep Breathing and exchange of Gases
Body fluids and circulation
Excretory products and their elimination
Locomotion and movement
Neural control and coordination
Chemical coordination and integration
Oct Unit-II Structural Organisation in Plants and Animals
Morphology of Flowering Plants
Anatomy of Flowering Plants
Structural Organisation in Animals
Unit-III Structure & functions
Cell - The unit of life
Biomolecules
Cell cycle and Cell division
Jan Unit-IV Plant Physiology
Transport in Plants
Mineral nutrition
Photosynthesis in Higher Plants
Feb Respiration in Plants
Plant growth and Development
Unit Test 1 Diversity in the Living World
Quarterly Unit I and V Diversity in the Living World,
Human Physiology
Half yearly Unit I,III,V – Diversity in the Living World,
Structural Organisation in Plants and Animals
II Unit Test Unit-IV Plant Physiology
Annual Entire Course
SYLLABUS (2009-10)
Class XII
Physics
Apr Electrostatics
May Current electricity
Jul Magnetism & Magnetic effects of current
Aug Alternating current
Electro Magnetic Waves
Sep Optics
Dual nature of Matter & Radiation
Atoms & Nuclei
Oct Semiconductors and Semiconductor Devices
Principles of communication
Unit Test I Electrostatics and Current Electricity
Quarterly Electrostatics,Current Electricity, Magnetism & Magnetic
effects of current, A.C.
Half Yearly Entire Syllabus
Pre-Board I Entire Syllabus
Chemistry
Apr Solutions
Electrochemistry
The Solid State
May Chemical Kinetics
Polymers
Chemistry in Everyday life
Jul The d and f block elements
Coordination compounds
Halo Alkenes and Haloarenes
Aug Alcohols, Phenols and ethers
Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids
Sep Amines
Biomolecules
Surface Chemistry
Oct Some p-block elements
General Principles and Processes of Isolation of Elements
Quarterly The Solid State,Solutions,Electrochemistry, Chemical
Kinetics, d&f elements, Coordination compounds, Haloalkenes
and halorenes, Polymers.
Half Yearly Entire Syllabus
Pre Board I Entire Syllabus
SYLLABUS (2009-10)
SCIENCE
Class XII
Biology
Apr-May Unit: I Sexual Reproduction
Reproduction in Organism
Sexual reproduction in flowering plants
Human Reproduction, Human Embryonic
Development
Jul Reproductive Health
Unit-II - Genetics and Evolution
Principles of Inheritance and Variation
Molecular basis of Inheritance
Evolution
Aug Unit-III - Biotechnology
Biotechnology-Principles and process
Bio-Technology and its Applications
Sep Unit IV - Biology in Human Welfare
Human Health and Disease
Strategies for Enhancement in food production
Oct Unit-V - Microbes in Human Welfare
Ecology
Organisms and Population
Ecosystem
Bio-diversity and Conservation
Environmental Issues
Unit Test I Unit I and Unit II (Chapter1-7)
Quarterly Unit I,II and III (Chapter 1-10)
Half Yearly Entire Syllabus
Pre-Board Entire Syllabus
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
SOCIAL SCIENCE
Class VI
History
Apr Chapter 1. What, Where How and When ?
Chapter 2. On the trail of the earliest people
Jul Chapter 3. From Gathering to Growing food
Chapter 4. What Books and Burials tell us
Aug Chapter 5. In the Earliest Cities
Sept Chapter 6. Kingdoms, kings and An Early Republic
Pol.Sci.
Apr Chapter 1. Understanding Diversity
Jul Chapter 2. Diversity and Discrimination
Aug Chapter 3. What is Government?
Sep Chapter 4. Key Elements of a Democratic Government
Geography
Apr Chapter 1. The Earth in the Solar System
Jul Chapter 2. Globe: Latitudes and Longitudes
Aug Chapter 3. Motions of the Earth
Sep Chapter 4. Maps
History
Oct Chapter 7. New Questions and Ideas
Chapter 8. Ashoka, The Emperor who gave up War
Nov Chapter 9. Vital Villages, Thriving Towns
Dec Chapter 10. Traders, Kings and Pilgrims
Jan Chapter 11. New Empires and kingdoms
Feb Chapter 12. Buildings, Paintings and Books
Pol.Science
Oct Chapter 5. Panchayati Raj
Nov Chapter 6. Rural Administration
Dec Chapter 7. Urban Administration
Jan Chapter 8. Rural Livelihoods
Feb Chapter 9. Urban Livelihoods
Geography
Oct Chapter 5. Major Domains of the Earth
Nov Chapter 6. Major Landforms of the Earth
Dec Chapter 7. Our Country : India
Jan Chapter 8. India; Climate, Vegetation and Wild life
September SA-I History Chap 1-6
Pol.Sc. Chap 1-4
Geog. Chap 1-4
March SA-II History Chap 7-12
Pol.Sc. Chap 5-9
Geog. Chap 5-8
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
SOCIAL SCIENCE
Class VII
History
Apr Chap 1. Tracing changes through a Thousand Years
Chap 2. New Kings and Kingdoms
Jul Chap 3. The Delhi Sultans
Chap 4 The Mughal Empire
Aug Chap 5 Rulers and Buildings
Pol.Sc.
Apr Chap 1. On Equality
Jul Chap 2 Role of State Government in Health
Aug Chap 3 How the State Government Works
Chap 4 Growing up as Boys and Girls
Sep Chap 5 Woman Change the World
Geography
Apr Chap 1 Environment
Jul Chap 2 Inside our Earth
Aug Chap 3 Our Changing Earth
Sep Chap 4 Air
Chap 5 Water
History
Oct Chap 6 Towns,Traders and Crafts persons
Nov Chap 7 Tribes, Nomads and settled communities
Dec Chap 8 Devotional paths to the Divine
Jan Chap 9 The Making of Regional Cultures
Feb Chap 10 Eighteenth Century political formations
Pol.Sc.
Oct Chap 6 Understanding Media
Nov Chap 7 Understanding advertising
Dec Chap 8 Markets around Us
Jan Chap 9 A shirt in the market
Feb Chap 10 Struggles for Equality
Geography
Oct Chap 6 Natural Vegetation and Wildlife
Nov Chap 7 Human Environment - Settlement, Transport and
Communication
Dec Chap 8 Human Environment Interactions
Jan Chap 9 Life in the Temperate Grasslands
Feb Chap 10 Life in the Deserts
September SA-I History Chap 1-5
Pol.Sc. Chap 1-5
Geog. Chap 1-5
March SA-II History Chap 6-10
Pol.Sc. Chap 6-10
Geog. Chap 6-10
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
SOCIAL SCIENCE
Class VIII
History and Political Science
Apr H-1 How, when and where
P-1 The Indian Constitution
May H-2 From Trade to territory
Jul H-2 From Trade to territory
P-2 Understanding Secularism
H-3 Ruling the Countryside
Aug H-4 Tribals, Dikus and the Vision of Golden Age
P-3 Why do we need a Parliament ?
H-5 When People Rebel
Sep H-6 Colonialism and the City
P-4 Understanding Laws
P-5 Judiciary
Oct H-7 Weavers, Iron smelters and factory owners
H-8 Civilising the “Natives”, Educating the Nation
P-6 Understanding our Criminal Justice System
Nov H-9 Women, Caste and Reform
P-7 Understanding Marginalisation
Dec H-9 Women, Caste and Reform
H-10 The changing World of Visual Arts
P-8 Confronting Marginilisation
Jan H-11 The making of „National Movement‟: (1870s-1947)
P-9 Public Facilities
Feb H-12 India after Independence
H-10 Law and Social Justice
Geography (Resource and Development)
Apr G-1 Resources
May G-2 Land,Soil, Water, Natural vegetation and Wild Life Resources
Jul G-2 Land,Soil, Water, Natural vegetation and Wild Life Resources
Aug G-3 Mineral and Power Resources
Oct G-4 Agriculture
Nov G-5 Industries
Dec G-5 Industries
Jan G-6 Human Resources
Feb G-6 Human Resources
September SA-I History Chap 1-6
Pol.Sc. Chap 1-5
Geog. Chap 1-3
March SA-II History Chap 7-12
Pol.Sc. Chap 6-10
Geog. Chap 4-6
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
SOCIAL SCIENCE
Class IX
History and Political Science
Apr H-1 The French Revolution
May P-1 Democracy in Contemporary World
Jul H-3 Nazism and the Rise of Hitler
Aug P-2 What is Democracy? Why Democracy?
Sept P-3 Constitutional Design
Oct H-4 Forest, Society and Colonialism
P-4 Electoral Politics
Nov H-6 Peasant and Farmers
Dec P-5 Working of Institutions
Jan P-6 Democratic Rights
Feb H-7 History and sport: The story of Cricket
(Geography and Disaster Management)
Apr G-1 Size and Location
May G-2 Physical Features of India
Jul G-2 Physical Features of India
D/M-1 Introduction to Disaster Management
Aug G-3 Drainage
Sep D/M-2 Common Hazards
Oct G-4 Climate
Nov G-5 Natural Vegetation and Wildlife
Dec G-5 Natural Vegetation and Wildlife
D/M-3 Man made Disasters
Jan G-6 Population
Feb D/M-4 Community based Disaster Management
Economics
Apr E-1 The story or Palampur
Jul E-2 People as Resources
Aug E-2 People as Resources
Sep SA-I Chapter 1and 2
Oct E-3 Poverty as a challenge
Nov E-3 Poverty as a challenge
Dec E-4 Food Security in India
Jan E-4 Food Security in India
Feb Revision for SA-II
September SA-I History Chap 1& 3
Pol.Sc. Chap 1-3
Geog. Chap 1-3
Dis.Mgt Chap 1&2
Eco Chap 1 &2
March SA-II History Chap 4,6&7
Pol.Sc. Chap 4-6
Geog. Chap 4-6
Dis.Mgt Chap 3&4
Eco Chap 3&4
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
SOCIAL SCIENCE
Class X
History and Political Science
Apr H-6 Work, Life and Leisure
May P-1 Power Sharing
Jul P-2 Federalism
Aug P-3 Democracy and Diversity
H-7 Print Culture and the Modern World
Sep P-4 Gender, Caste and Religion
Oct H-1 The Rise of Nationalism in Europe
Nov P-5 Popular struggles and movements
P-6 Political Parties
Dec H-3 Nationalism in India
Jan P-7 Outcomes of Democracy
Feb P-8 Challenges to Democracy
Geography
Apr G-1 Resources and Development
May G-2 Forest and Wild Life Resources
Jul G-3 Water Resources
Aug G-4 Agriculture
Oct G-5 Mineral and Energy Resources
Nov G-6 Manufacturing Industries
Dec G-6 Manufacturing Industries
Jan-Feb G-7 Lifelines of National Economy.
Economics
Apr-May E-1 Development
Jul-Aug E-2 Sectors of the Indian Economy
Oct E-3 Money and Credit
Nov-Dec E-4 Globalisation and the Indian Economy
Jan-Feb E-5 Consumer Rights
September SA-I History Chap 6& 7
Pol.Sc. Chap 1-4
Geog. Chap 1-4
Eco Chap 1&2
March SA-II History Chap 1&3
Pol.Sc. Chap 5-8
Geog. Chap 5-7
Eco Chap 3-5
Syllabus 2010-11
Computer Awareness
Class VI
Months Chapter
April – May Computer Story
Computer Fundamentals
July – Aug Windows
Windows Explorer
Sept – Oct Recall MS-Word
Advanced MS-Word
Nov – Dec MS PowerPoint
QBASIC
January Internet
Summative I Course: Computer Story
Computer Fundamentals
Windows
Windows Explorer
Summative II Course: Recall MS- Word
Advanced MS-Word
MS-PowerPoint
QBASIC
Internet
Syllabus 2010-11
Computer Awareness
Class VII
Months Chapter
April – May Computer Story
Computer Fundamentals
Windows Software
July – Aug Programs in Windows
Recall MS – PowerPoint
Advanced MS – PowerPoint
Sept – Oct MS – Excel
Working in MS - Excel
Nov – Dec MS – Front Page
Problem Solving
Jan – Feb QBASIC
Networking & Internet
Summative I Course: Recall MS – PowerPoint
Advanced MS – PowerPoint
MS – Excel
Working in MS – Excel
Summative II Course: MS – Front Page
Problem Solving
QBASIC
Networking & Internet
Syllabus 2010-11
Computer Awareness
Class VIII
Months Chapter
April – May Computer Fundamentals
Computer Software
Advanced Windows
July – Aug Advanced MS - Excel
MS – Access
Working in MS - Access
Sept – Oct More on QBASIC
Advanced QBASIC
Nov – Dec Networking
Internet Working
January HTML
Summative I Course: Advanced Windows
Advanced MS - Excel
MS – Access
Working in MS - Access
Summative II Course: More on QBASIC
Advanced QBASIC
Networking
Internet Working
HTML
Syllabus 2010-11
Computer Awareness
Class IX
Apr Basics of Information Technology
Convergence and Computing
Communication Technology
Information Processing Tools
Jul Operating system
Aug Word Processing tools
SA-2
Sep-Oct Presentation Tools
Nov-Dec Spread sheet Tools
Jan Review of course
SA-1 Operating system, Word Processing Tools
SA-2 Presentation Tools, Spread Sheet Tools
Syllabus 2010-11
Computer Awareness
Class X
Apr Basic of Information Technology
Introduction to Internet
Jul Information Processing Tools
Understanding HTML
Working with Tags
Aug Using list and Images
Sep Working with anchors & links
Creating tables
Oct Introduction to MS-Access
Nov Working with tables
Dec Introduction to XML
SA-1 Introduction to Internet
HTML
SA-2 MS-Access
Syllabus 2010-11
Computer Awareness
Class XI
Half Yearly
Jul Review of HTML (covered in X)
Aug-Sep 1. Introduction to DHTML
2. Use of Style & Style Sheet
Oct 1. Tables, Forms and Frames in HTML
2. CSS Terminology, Making of Style sheet (Advantages and
Limitations).
Annual
Nov-Dec Introduction to Java Script – Variables, operators, Types of
Statements
Jan-Feb Functions, Event Handling and Java Script objects
Syllabus 2010-11
Computer Awareness
Class XII
Half Yearly
Internet and Web related Terminology
Introduction to Internet & www, website, Web page, Home Page, HTML, HTTP,
URL. Protocol address, Web Hosting, Downloading and Uploading files.
Front Page
Introduction to FrontPage
Overview of the FrontPage environment, Creating a Web Page, Linking Web
Page, Creating Internal Links, Creating External Links Enhancing Web pages,
formatting Text on a Web page, applying Themes, Adding Pictures, Using
Pictures as Hyperlinks, Working with Tables, Creating and modifying a Table,
Enhancing a Table, Designing and building a Web Site, Web Page Design
considerations, Creating a Web Site by Using Wizard, Web Location and
structure options Page Design and working with Frames, Creating and Modifying
framed pages, Creating forms and collecting the Data Creating a From, inserting
form fields and setting options, testing Your form and connecting it to a
Database.
Syllabus 2010-11
Art & Craft
Class VI
Apr Introduction of Primary Colours, Secondary Colours & Neutral
Colours
May How to use water colours
Jul Paper Floding (Origami), Fish,Cap,Parrot
Aug Veg Block, Bud Painting
Sep Greeting Card Making
Oct Half Yearly Exam, Sketching in Pencil
Nov Paper Bag Making & Decorating
Dec Cartoon Making
Jan Land Scape in Water colours
Feb Sketching in Pencil, Animal, Birds, still Life
Mar Annual Exam
SA-1 Work done in May,Jun,Jul,Aug
SA-2 Work done in Sep,Oct,Nov,Dec,Jan,Feb
Syllabus 2010-11
Art & Craft
Class VII
Apr Draw & Paint colour wheel, cool & warm colours, opposite colours
May Glass Painting Demonstration
Jul Glass Painting, Free hand Design in colours
Aug Mehandi Design, Photo Frame
Sep Frame Decoration, Candel Making
Oct Half yearly Exam, Veg. Block Printing
Nov Sketching Pencil (10 sketches)
Dec Candel Making
Jan Tie and Dye
Feb Sketching in Pencil (10 Sketches)
Mar Annual Exam
SA-1 Work done in May,Jun,Jul,Aug
SA-2 Work done in Sep,Oct,Nov,Dec,Jan,Feb
Syllabus 2010-11
Art & Craft
Class VIII
Apr Still life in pencil, how to use poster colours
May Fabric Painting
Jul Gel candle making, sketching in pencil
Aug Free hand design in colours
Sep Collage making, sketching in pencil
Oct Half yearly Exam
Nov Calligraphy in inks
Dec Mask Making
Jan Sketching in Pencil
Feb Sketching in Pencil (10 Sketches)
Mar Annual Exam
SA-1 Work done in May,Jun,Jul,Aug
SA-2 Work done in Sep,Oct,Nov,Dec,Jan,Feb
Syllabus 2010-11
Art & Craft
Class IX
Apr Still life in pencil
May Still life in Pen and ink
Jul Glass etching
Aug File folder making with hand made sheet
Sep Sketching in pencil
Oct Half yearly Exam, Sketching in pencil
Nov Collage making
Dec Collage Making
Jan Sketching in Pencil
Feb How to enlarge painting
Mar Annual Exam
SA-1 Work done in May,Jun,Jul,Aug
SA-2 Work done in Sep,Oct,Nov,Dec,Jan,Feb
Syllabus 2010-11
Music
Class VI
April and may Vocal : Prayer song and shloka
July Vocal : Prayer song and shloka
August and September Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium
Vocal : Alankar and Bhajan
October Half yearly exam
November and December Instrumentals Tabla and
Harmonium
Dance : Kathak
Jan and feb Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium
Dance : Kathak
March Annual Exam
Syllabus 2010-11
Music
Class VII
April and may Vocal : Prayer song and shloka
Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo
July Vocal : Alankar and Patriotic song
Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo
August and September Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo
Vocal : Classic Song
October Half yearly exam
November and December Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and
kongo
Dance : Kathak
Jan and feb Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo
Dance : Kathak
March Annual Exam
Syllabus 2010-11
Music
Class VIII
April and may Vocal : Prayer song and shloka
Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo and
sitar
July Vocal : Classic Song
Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo and
sitar
August and September Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo and
sitar
Vocal : Classic Song and bhajan
October Half yearly exam
November and December Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo
and sitar,Gitar
Vocal : Classic Song and bhajan
Jan and feb Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo and
sitar,Gitar
Vocal : Classic Song and bhajan
Dance : Kathak
March Annual Exam
Syllabus 2010-11
Music
Class IX
April and may Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo and
sitar,gitar
July Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo and
sitar , Gitar
August and September Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo and
sitar , gitar
Vocal : Classic Song
October Half yearly exam
November and December Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo
and sitar , gitar
Vocal : Classic Song and bhajan
Jan and feb Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo and
sitar,Gitar
Vocal : Classic Song and bhajan
March Annual Exam
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
Class VI
Sports & Games
Apr T.T.- Introduction, Rules, Skill Practice
May Carrom
Jul Chess : General Rules and regulation
Aug March Past & PT drills
Sep Athletics – throwing activities
Oct Basket Ball – Skill Practice and rules
Nov Badminton Introduction, Rules, Skill Practice
Dec Kho-kho Introduction, Rules, Skill Practice
Jan Drills
Feb Yoga
SA-1
Apr-Sep : Sa-2 Oct-Feb
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
Class VII
Sports & Games
Apr T.T.- Introduction, Rules, skill practice
May Chess : Introduction, Rules, skill practice
Jul Carrom
Aug March Past & PT drills
Sep Athletics – Running activities
Oct Foot Ball – skill and rules practical
Nov Cricket – skill and rules practical
Dec Kho-kho – skill and rules practical
Jan Drill
Feb Yoga
SA1 Apr-Sep : SA-2 Oct-Feb
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
Class VIII
Sports & Games
Apr T.T.- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice
May Chess.- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice
Jul Volley Ball .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice
Aug March Past & PT drills
Sep Cricket .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice
Oct Badminton .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice
Nov Carrom
Dec Basket Ball .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice
Jan Kho-kho .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice
Feb Yoga
SA-1 Apr-Sept
SA-II Oct-Nov
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
Class IX
Sports & Games
Apr Badminton - Introduction, Rules, skill Practice
May Carrom.- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice
Jul Basket Ball .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice
Aug March Past & PT drills
Sep Cricket – Skill Practice
Oct Table Tennis .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice
Nov Chess .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice
Dec Kho-kho .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice
Jan Foot Ball .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice
Feb Yoga
SA-1 Apr-Sep SA-2 Oct-Feb
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
Class X
Sports & Games
Apr Badminton - Introduction, Rules, skill Practice
May Carrom
Jul Basket Ball – Skill Practice and rules
Aug March Past & PT drills
Sep Cricket – Skill practical
Oct Volley Ball – Skill Practice and Rules
Nov Table Tennis- Introduction, Rules, Skill Practice
Dec Chess.- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice
Jan Cricket .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice
Feb Foot Ball .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice
SA-1 Apr-Sep SA-2 Oct to Feb
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
Class XI
Sub: Physical Education Theory
April
Unit-1Physical Fitness & cleanliness
(a) Meaning and definition
(b) Need and importance, aim and objectives
(c) Miscanception about physical education
(d) Fundamental concepts of Biomechnaics
Unit-2 Career aspects in physical education
a) Physical education as a profession
b) Professional ethics
c) Career option
d) Self assessment for career choices
May Unit-3
Health concepts of Physical education
b) Role of physical education programme
c) Community health Programme
d) Effects of Alcohol, Tobacco and drugs
e) Life style management and sports
Jul Unit-4 Olympic Movement
a) Ancient Olympic (Before 1896)
b) Modern Olympic (After 1896)
c) Olympic Ideals and objectives
d) Values through Olympic Movement
e) Olympic symbols
Aug Unit-5 Sociological aspects pf physical education
a) Meaning of sociology
b) Concept of sports Sociology and its importance
c) Games and sports as man‟s cultural Heritage
d) Leadership trough physical education programmes
Sep Unit-6 Measurements in Sports
a) Meaning and its importance
b) Cross Weber Test (contents & administration)
c) Calculation of BMI and Waist Hip Ration
d) Rock fort one mile test
e) Aapher physical fitness test
Oct Unit-7 Physiological Aspects of Physical Education
a) Warming up (general & specific)
b) Functions and effects of exercise on (i)Muscular systems (2)Skeletal system
(3) Respiratory systems (4) Circulatory systems
c) Factors affecting the physical fitness components
Nov Unit-8 Changing Trends in Physical Education and Sports
a) Concept and principles of Integrated physical education.
b) Concept and principles of adapted physical education
c) Concept and components of occupational health hazards
d) Concept and components of health related fitness
e) Sports for all
Dec Part B Unit-1
(1) History of the Game/Sport (2) Latest general rules of the Game/Sport (3)
Specifications of play fields and related sports equipments (4) Important Tournaments
and venues.
Jan Part-B Unit-1 Continue
Unit-2
1.5 Sports personalities
1.6 Proper sports gear and its importance
Unit-2
Fundamental skills of the Game/Sports
Specific exercises of warm up and conditioning
Related Sports Terminologies
Feb Unit-2 (Continue)
Sports Awards
Common sports injuries and its prevention
CBSE sports and its organisational set up
Unit Test :
Unit -1 Concepts of physical education‟
Unit -2 Career Aspects in Physical education
In Quarterly exam
Unit-1 Concept of physical education‟
Unit-2 Career aspects in physical education
Unit-3 Health concepts of physical education
Unit-4 Olympic movement
Unit-5 Sociological aspects of physical education
Unit-6 Measurements in sports
In Half yearly exam
Unit 1 to 8 Full course and skills of games and sports
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
Class XII
Physical Education
April: Unit-1 : Physical fitness & wellness
a) Meaning and importance
b) Fitness & wellness
c) Factors affecting physical fitness & wellness
d) Principles of physical fitness development
May Unit-2 Planning in Sports
a) Fixtures : Knock out, league, seeding and Bye
b) Intramurals and extramurals
c) Formation of committees for organsing sports events.
d) Run for specific causes
Jul 1 Unit-3 Sports Environment
a) Essential and need for sports environment
b) Essential elements of positive sports environment
c) Role of individual improvement of sports environments
d) Role of spectators and media for creating positive sports
environment
Aug Unit-4 Postures
a) Meaning and concept of correct postures
b) Advantages of correct posture
c) Common postural deformities Knock,Knee, flat foot:round
d) Physical activities as corrective measures
Sep Unit-5 Yoga
(a) Meaning and importance of yoga
(b) Yoga as an Indian Heritage
(c) Elements of Yoga
(d) Role of Yoga in sports(Asans, Pranayam and meditation)
Oct Unit-6 Sports and Nutrition
a) Balanced Diet
b) Elements of diet
c) Components of diet
d) Role of diet on performance
Nov Unit-7 Training methods
a) Meaning concept and principle of training
(b) Methods of flexibility, strength, endurance and speed development.
(c) Circuit training
Dec Unit-8 Psychological aspects of physical education
a) Definition & importance of sports psychology
b) Types and techniques of motivation
c) Developmental characteristics at different stages of growth
In First Unit test
Unit-1 Physical fitness & Wellness
Unit-2 planning in sports
In quarterly Unit-1,Physical fitness & wellness
Unit-2 Planning in sports
Unit-3 Sports environment
Unit-4 Postures
Unit-5 Yoga
Unit-6 Sports and nutrition
In Half yearly
(Unit 1 to 8) full course and skills of games and sports
Syllabus 2010-11
General Knowledge
Class VI
Month Topic
Apr Ch1 Story of Tricolour
Ch2 Land and the people
Ch3 From Zero to Parachutes
Ch4 Interesting India
Ch5 The Constitution
Jul Ch6 States and their Reorganisation
Ch7 Lure of Jungle Parks and Sanctuaries
Ch8 Personalities who are ever cherished
Ch9 Sur aur taal
Aug Ch10 Industry
Ch11 Defence
Ch12 Entertainment and tragic events
Ch13 Epics
Ch14 Monumental Heritage
Sep Ch15 Constellation Find
Ch16 Exploring the Universe
Ch17 The Desert
Ch18 Tribes
Ch19 Captivating Personalities
Oct
Ch20 Known and unknown facts
Ch 21 Watch Out
Ch22 Our Body
Ch23 Drugs and diseases
Ch24 Is there a doctor in the House?
Nov Ch25 Yoga
Ch26 Elementary fun
Ch27 General Perception
Ch28 Animal and Birds
Ch29 Speet specialists
Dec Ch30 Games and sports
Ch31 The Individuals
Ch32 Buildings
Ch33 Children Books
Ch34 Transportation
Ch35 Delicacies
Ch36 Alphabet Quiz
Jan-Feb
Ch 37 Pollution
Ch38 Pucking up pace
Ch39 Opposite Distraction
Ch40 Brain Teasers
Ch41 News Letter
SA-I Chapter 1 to 19
SA-II Chapter 20 to 41
Syllabus 2010-11
General Knowledge
Class VII
Month Topic
Apr-May Ch1India‟s achievements
Ch2 When occurred what?
Ch3 First occurrence
Ch4 The Diversity of languages
Ch5 The cultural mix of paintings
Ch6 HI-TA-LO-BI-LA
Ch7 Wonders of India
Ch8 Self ability
Ch9 The revolutionary legends
Jul Ch10 The Pioneers of free India
Ch11 The Scientists
Ch12 The unforgettables
Ch13 The Educationalists
Ch14 Our defenders
Ch15 Children who made it Big
Ch16 Self ability
Ch17 Makers and shapers
Aug Ch18 The Industrial Empire
Ch19 Institutes of Excellence
Ch20 Out standing Awards
Ch 21 Scholar Test-1
Ch22 The Erst while Nations
Ch23 Sobriquets
Ch24 The World Wars
Ch25 Who did it?
Sep Ch26 Whose Quotes are these?
Ch27 The Amazing skills
Ch28 The Brilliance of leaders and Rulers
Ch29 Those who excelled as Social Reformers
Ch30 Law and behold
Oct Ch31 On threshold of new world
Ch32 Exploring New Horizons
Ch33 Scholar Test II
Ch34 Scientific Queries
Ch35 Future vision
Ch36 Body Specific
Ch 37 Bad for you
Ch38 Human concerns
Ch39 Super Specialists
Nov Ch40 Nutrition and Diet
Ch41 Bizarre People
Ch42 Self Ability
Ch43 Life Beyond Humans
Ch44 Dedicated Dads
Dec Ch45 The Green World
Ch46 Pollution and Health
Ch47 Know your environment
Ch48 Self ability
Ch49 Sports and Sports personalities
Jan Ch50 Mission Impossible
Ch51 Self ability
Ch52 Companies with their names
Ch53 Professions and Occupations
Ch54 Books
Ch55 Roaring wheels
Ch56 Abbreviations
Food and Drink
Feb Ch57 The Computer Age
Ch58 Alpha Quiz
Ch59 Scholar Test-III
Ch60 Brain Teasers
SA-I Ch.1 to Ch-30
SA-II Ch.31 to Ch.60
Syllabus 2010-11
General Knowledge
Class VIII
Month Topic
Apr-May Ch1India:Incredible
Ch2 India in Diversity
Ch3 Makers and shapers
Ch4 Money and Banking
Ch5 The exchanted circuits
Ch6 Indian Mathematicians
Ch7 Literature
Jul Ch8 Festivals
Ch9 River Valley Projects
Ch10 Principal Indian Ports
Ch11 Our Neighbours
Ch12 India into Space Club
Ch13 Industry
Ch14 From Maruti-800 to Sypocam Journalism
Aug Ch15 Scholar Test-I
Ch16 Defying the odds
Ch17 World Personalities
Ch18 College Dropouts yet Billionaires
Ch19 Mind‟s Lab
Ch20 Scientists known for their discoveries
Ch 21 News Papers
Sep Ch22 Mission Udaan
Ch23 Ballistic Missiles
Ch24 Biological Weapons (BW)
Ch25 Disastrous Events That Made History
Ch26 Exploring the Unfathomable Sky and Beyond
Ch27 Explorations and Discoveries
Ch28 Geographical Terms
Ch29 Plastic Money
Ch30 The Unique Ones
Oct Ch31 Da Vincis Top 10 Ideas
Ch32 Scholar Test-II
Ch33 Our Body Machine
Ch34 Common Diseases but Uncommon comprehension
Ch35 Working Miracles
Nov Ch36 Disease Symptoms
Ch 37 The Diagnostics
Ch38 Human body and starving limits
Ch39 Science of Chemistry
Ch40 Science and Technology
Ch41 Self Ability
Dec Ch42 Facts and Fantasies
Ch43 Nature Watch
Ch44 Pollution and Life
Ch45 Blazing New Tracks
Ch46 Past times
Ch47 New Playing Field
Ch48 Bizarre Games People Play
Jan Ch49 The Olympic
Ch50 Self ability
Ch51 Food
Ch52 Soda Guilty as charged
Ch53 The Apparels
Feb Ch54 Zoom in on Computers
Ch55 Computing world
Ch56 Legal Words
Ch57 Scholar Test III
Ch58 Occurrence
Ch59 Brain Teasers
SA-I Ch.1 to Ch-30
SA-II Ch.31 to Ch.59
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
Class XI
Sub: Accountancy
Jul Introduction to Accounting
Theory base of Accounting
Preparation of Accounting Equation
Preparation of Journal
Aug Preparation of Journal, Ledger and Trial Balance
Special purpose books
Cash Book, Purchase Book, Sales Book, Petty Cash Book, Purchase Return
Book, Sales Return Book, Bill Receivable and Bills Payable Book
Sep Bank Reconciliation statement
Oct Trial Balance & Rectification of errors
Nov Depreciation, Provisions and Reserves
Dec Bills of Exchange
Jan Financial Statement
Feb Accounts from incomplete records
Unit Test
Introduction to Accounting
Theory base of Accounting
Accounting equation
Quarterly
Journal, Ledger and Trial Balance, Special purpose books
(Integrated course of Unit Test)
Half Yearly
Bank Reconciliation statement
Trial Balance errors & rectification
Depreciation, Reserves and provisions, Bills of Exchange
(+ integrated course of Unit test and quarterly)
Annual Examination
Full Course
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
Class XI
Sub: Business Studies
July (i) Nature and purpose of Business
(ii) Forms of Business Services
August (iii) Public, private and global enterprises
(ii) Business Services
September (v) Emerging modes of Business
(vi) Social responsibility of Business ethics
October (vii) Formation of company
November (viii) Sources of business finance
December (ix) Small Business
January (x) Internal Trade
February (xi) International Business
Unit Test (i) Nature & purpose of Business
(ii) Forms of Business organization
Quarterly Public, Private & Global enterprise, Business Services (integrated
course of unit test)
Half yearly :
Emerging modes of Business , Social Responsibility of Business Ethics,
Formation of company (Integrated course of unit test and quarterly)
Annual : Full Course
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
Class XII
Sub: Accountancy
April-May Accounting for partnership
(ii) Partnership fundamentals
(iii) Reconstitution of partnership firm
(a) Admission of a partner
July (b) Retirement of a partner
(c ) Death of a partner
(d) Change in profit sharing ratio of existing partners
(d) Dissolution of a partnership firm
August Accounting for not for profit organization and company accounts
Accounting for share capital
September Accounting for share capital
Accounting for debentures
October Analysis of financial statement
(i) Tools for financial statement analysis
(ii) Accounting ratios
November (i) Cash flow statement
(ii) Project work
Unit Test : (i) Partnership fundamentals
(ii) Admission of a partner
Quarterly : Accounting for partnership (full)
Dissolution of a partnership firm
Accounting for not for profit organization
Half yearly Full course
Pre-Board I Full course
Pre-Board II Full course
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
Class XII
Sub: Business Studies
April-May Business finance and Marketing
(iii) Financial Management
(iv) Financial markets
(v) Marketing Managements
July Marketing Management
Consumer Protection
August Principles and functions of Management
(i) Nature and functions of Management
(ii) Principles of Management
September Business Environment
Planning
October Organising
Staffing
Directing
November Controlling
Unit Test
(i) Financial Management
(ii) Financial Market
Quarterly
Marketing Management, Consumer protection, Nature & functions of
Management (Integrated course of Unit Test)
Half yearly Full course
Pre-Board I Full course
Pre-Board II Full course
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
Class XI
Sub: Economics
Part-A Statistics for Economics
April Unit-I Introduction
May Unit-II Collection of Data
Organisation of Data
June Unit II Tabulation
Diagrammatic presentation
July Unit II Graphic presentation
Unit III Measures of central technology
August Unit-III Partition Values
Measures of Dispersion
Correlation
Sept Unit-III Correlation
Index numbers
October Unit-IV Project work
Part B Indian Economic Development
October Unit V - State of Indian Economy on the Eve of independence
Economic planning
Nov Unit V-Growth and development of Agriculture, Industry and foreign
Trade
Dec. Unit VI Economic reforms since 1991
Unit VII - Poverty in India
Rural Development
Jan Unit-VII Human Capital formation in India
Employment growth, informalisation and other issues:
problems and policies
Infrastructure energy and health
Feb Unit VII Economic development and sustainable economic
development
Unit-VIII Development Experience of India A comparison with Neighbours
Syllabus for Unit Test - Unit I and Unit II
Syllabus for Quarterly Exam - Unit I, II, III
Syllabus for Half yearly Exam : Unit I-III and Unit V
Syllabus for Annual Exam : Unit 1 to III , Unit V to VIII
SYLLABUS (2010-11)
Class XII
Sub: Economics
Month Unit Part-A Introductory Micro Economics
Apr 1 Introduction
Consumer‟s Behaviour
May 2.2 Demand
Jul 3 Producer‟s Behaviour
Aug 4 Forms of Markets and Price Determination
5. Simply application of tools demand and supply curves
Part :B Introductory Macro Economics
Sep 6 National Income and related aggregates
7 Money and Banking
Oct 8 Determination of Income and Employment
9 Government Budget and the Economy
Nov 10 Balance of Payment
Revision of Half Yearly Course from Unit 1 to 10
Quarterly Exam Course
Part :A Introductory Micro Economics
Unit 1-Introduction
Unit-2 Consumer Equilibrium and Demand
Unit-3 Producer Behaviour and supply
Half Yearly Exam course
From Unit 1 to Unit 10
Exam wise Syllabus for 2010-11
Class XI
Subject: Informatics Practices
July
Hardware concept
Software concept
August
Getting started with IDE
Programming Fundamental
September
Flow of Control
GUI programming using Swing Control I
GUI programming using Swing Control II
October
GUI programming using Swing Control III
Method in Java
Class in Java
Programming guidelines
November
DBMS concept
Introduction to MySql
December
Simple quires in MySql
MySql Function
Table creation, Data manipulation concept
January
IT application
February
Revision
First unit test
1. Hardware concept
2. Software concept
Second unit test
3. Getting started with IDE
4. Programming Fundamental
Quarterly examination
Getting started with IDE (Repeat)
Programming Fundamental (Repeat)
5. Flow of Control
6. GUI programming using Swing Control I
Half Yearly Examination
Chapter 6 and 7
7. GUI programming using Swing Control II
8. GUI programming using Swing Control III
9. Method in Java
10.Class in Java
11.Programming guidelines
Annual examination
12.DBMS concept
13.Introduction to MySql
14.Simple quires in MySql
15.MySql Function
16.Table creation, Data manipulation concept
17.IT application
(Include chapter 4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11)
Exam wise Syllabus for 2010-11
Class XII
Subject: Informatics Practices
April
Computer network
Java GUI Programming III
Concept of Inheritance
May
Revision Tour I
Revision Tour II
July
Open source Concept
More about Classes and Libraries
August
GUI Dialog and Tables
Database Connectivity to My Sql
Web application Development
September
Html I Basic Html Element
Html II Lists , Tables and Forms
XML Extensible Markup Language
October
My Sql Revision
Database Transaction
More about My Sql
Table and Integrity Constraints
IT Application
November
Project Work
December
Revision
First Unit Test
Computer network
Java GUI Programming III
Second Unit Test
Revision Tour I
Revision Tour II
Quarterly examination
Open source Concept
More about Classes and Libraries
Html I Basic Html Element
Html II Lists , Tables and Forms
My Sql Revision
Half Yearly Exam
GUI Dialog and Tables
Database Connectivity to My Sql
Web application Development
XML Extensible Markup Language
Database Transaction
More about My Sql
Table and Integrity Constraints
IT Application
* Integrated course of unit test , quarterly
Annual Examination
Complete Course
Syllabus Bifurcation
(2010-11)
Computer Science(083)
XI
July
Getting Started with C++
Data Types, Variables and Constants
Operators and Expressions
PROGRAMMING IN C++
Flow of control
Conditional statements
Loops
August
Character Functions
String Functions
Mathematical Functions & Other Functions
September
Structured Data Type: Array
Single Dimensional Array
Multi Dimensional Array
October
User Defined Functions
November
User-defined Functions (UDFs)
December
Structures
Number System
Microprocessor
Memory Concepts
Secondary Memory
January
PROGRAMMING METHODOLOGY
Exam wise Bifurcation
First Unit Test
Getting Started with C++, Data Types, Operators & Expressions
Quarterly
Programming in C++, Flow of Control, Conditional Statements, Loops , Library
Functions
Half Yearly
Above Course +
Arrays (Single and Multi Dimensional)
Structures, UDFs
Annual
Above Course + Computer Organization ,Programming Methodology
Syllabus Bifurcation (2010-11)
Computer Science(083)
XII
April
PROGRAMMING IN C++
REVIEW: C++ covered In Class -XI,
Object Oriented Programming
Concept of Object Oriented Programming , Abstract class and Concrete class,
Polymorphism Inheritance, Advantages of Object Oriented Programming
Implementation of Object Oriented Programming concepts in C++
Constructor and Destructor
May
Inheritance (Extending Classes)
July
Data File Handling
Pointers
August
DATA STRUCTURES
Arrays
Stack (Array and Linked implementation of Stack)
Queue: (Circular Array and Linked Implementation)
Operations on Queue (Insert and Delete) and its Implementation in C++.
September
DATABASES AND SQL
Database Concepts
Structured Query Language
October
Boolean Algebra
COMMUNICATION AND OPEN SOURCE CONCEPTS
November
Data Communication terminologies
Transmission media:
Twisted pair cable, Coaxial cable, Optical fiber, Infrared, Radio link, Microwave
link and Satellite link. Networking devices
December
Network Security Concepts
Web Services
Open Source Terminologies
Exam wise Bifurcation
XII Computer Science(083)
First Unit Test
Review of C++,OOP Concepts, Classes & Objects, Constructor Destructor ,
Inheritance
Quarterly
Above Course + File Handling, Pointers , Data Structures (Arrays & Linked
based Stacks Queues)
Half Yearly
Above Course +
Database Concepts
Boolean Algebra
Pre-Board I & Pre-Board II
Above Course +
Communication and Open Source Concepts
