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CHINMAYA VIDYALAYA, BOKARO STEEL CITY STD-12 ANNUAL SYLLABUS 2017-18

CHINMAYA VIDYALAYA / B S CITY (CBSE NEW GENERATION SCHOOL)

CLASS-12 SPLIT UP OF SYLLABUS (2017-18)

INDEX

SUBJECT PAGE NO.

ENGLISH 2

PHYSICS 3-5

CHEMISTRY 6

MATHS 7

BIOLOGY 8-9

ACCOUNTANCY 10

BUSINESS STUDIES 11

ECONOMICS 12-13

HISTORY 14

POLITICAL SCIENCE 15

SOCIOLOGY 16

COMPUTER SCIENCE 17-19

INFORMATION PRACTICE 20-22

PHYSICAL EDUCATION 23

MUSIC 24


SUBJECT- ENGLISH

MONTH 1ST WEEK 2ND WEEK 3RD WEEK 4TH WEEK 5TH WEEK 6th Week

APRIL INTRODUCTORY CLASS Ch-1 The Last Lesson (Flamingo)

Ch-1 The Last Lesson (cont…)(Flamingo)

P-1 My Mother at Sixty Six, Note Making

Ch-1 The Tiger King (vistas)

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May Writing-Invitation, Notice, Speech

Advertisement - - -

June Ch-2 The Lost Spring (Flamingo)

Ch-2 The Lost Spring (Cont.) Writing – Poster

P2-An Elementary School Classroom in a slum

JULY Ch-3 Deep Water (Flamingo)

Ch-3 Deep Water (Flamingo) (contd.)

Ch-2 The Enemy (Vistas)

Ch-2 The Enemy (Vistas) (Contd)

Novel-the Invisible Man (Ch-1-11)

The Rat Trap (Flamingo

AUGUST The Rat Trap (Flamingo (Contd.)

P3-Keeping Quiet Writing- Speech & Debate

Ch-5 Should Wizaard Hit Mommy (Vistas)

Ch-5 Should Wizaard Hit Mommy (Vistas) (Contd.)

Writing – Formal Letter Article

SEPTEMBER Note Making Ch-on the Face of it (Vistas)

Ch-Indigo (Flamingo)

Half Yearly Exam Half Yearly Exam

OCTOBER Ch-Indigo (contd.) Ch-2 P-4-A thing of Beauty

P-6 Aunt Jennifer’s Tiger

Novel (Ch-16 – 21)

NOVEMBER Novel (Ch-21 – 28)

Ch-8 Going Places (Flamingo)

Ch-Evans Tries an O’level (vistas)

Ch-Evans Tries an O’level (vistas) (Contd.)

Ch-8 Memories of Childhood (Vistas)

DECEMBER Revision of all writing section

Sample Paper Practice Revision.

Pre-Board Pre-Board Pre-Board


SUBJECT -PHYSICS

Month 1st week 2nd week 3rd week 4th week 5th week 6th week

April

Current electricity 3.1 introduction. 3.2 electric current 3.3 electric current in conductors 3.4 ohms law 3.5 drift of electron Electric charge 1.1.introduction 1.2 ele. Charge 1.3 conductors and insulators 1.4charging by ind. 1.5 basic theory of elec. Charge 1.6 coulmbs law

Current electricity 3.9 electric energy , power 3.10 combination of resisters series and parallel 3.11 cells ,e.m.f , in series and parallel Electric field 1.7force beet. Multiple charges,1.8 elec. Field.1.9elec. Fields lines 1.10 electric flux

Current electricity 3.13 kirchoffs law 314 wheat stone bridge 315 meter bridge 316potentiometer Electric field 1.11electric dipole1.12 1.12 dipole in a uniform external field 1.13 continuous charge distribution1.4 gauss law 1.5 app. Of gauss

E. M . I 6.1 introduction 6.2 the experiment of faraday and henry 6.3 magnetic flux 6.4 faraday law of induction Electric potential 2.6 equipotential surfaces 2.7 potential energy of the system of charges Electric potential and capacitance 2.1 introduction, 2.2 electrostatic poten..2.3 poten. Due to the point charge 2.4 poten. Due to an elec. Dipole2.5 poten. Due to chargs.

May E. M . I 6.7 energy consideration, and quantitive study Electric potentialand capacitance Potential energy in an external field 2.9 electrostatics of conductors

E. M . I 6.8 eddy current 6.9 inductance 6.10 a.c generators Electric potentialand capacitance 2.10 dielectric and polarisation 2.11 capacitors and capacitance 2.12the parallel plate capacitors


June

Electric potentialand capacitance 2.6 equipotential surfaces 2.7 potential energy of the system of charges A.c 7.1 introduction 7.2 a.c voltage applied to a resistors 7.3 repretion of a a .c current and voltage

Moving charge and magnetism 4.1 introduction 4.2 magnetic force 4.3 motion of a magnetic field 4.4 motion in a combined electric and magnetic field A.c 7.6 a.c voltage applied to l. C .r 7.7 power of the a.c circuit , the power fector

Moving charge and magnetism 4.5 magnetic field due to a current element , biot -savart law 4.6 magnetic field on the axis of th A.c 7.8 l. C oscillation 7.9 transformrers

July 4.7 ampers circuital law 4.8 the solenoid toroid 4.9 force between two parallel current 8.1 introduction 8.2 displacement current 8.3 elec. Waves 8.4 elec. Spectrum

8.1 introduction 8.2 displacement current 8.3 electromagnetic waves 8.4 electromagnetic spectrum 4.10 torque on a current loop, magnetic dipole 4.11 the moving ciol galvanometer

5.1 introduction 5.2 the bar magnet 5.3 magnetism and gauss law 5.4 the earth magnetism 11.1 introduction 11.2 elec. Emission 11.3 photoelectric effect 11.4 exp. Study of photo electric effect

5.5 magnetism and mag. Intensity 5.6 mag. Properties of materials chap. 7 photo elec. Effects and w 5.7 permanent mag. And elec. Mag. 11.7 particle nature of light and photon

9.1 introduction 9.2 reflection of light by sph. Mirrors chap, 11. 11.8 wave nature of matter 11.9 14.1 introduction 14.2 classification of metals, conductors and insulators 14.3 intrinsic s. C

August 9.3 refraction 9,4 total internal reflection 14.4 extrinsic semi. 14.5 p . N junction

9.5 refraction by sph .surface and by lens 14.6 semi .c0nductor diode

9.6 refraction through a prism 14.7 application of a junction diode as a rectifier

9.7 dispersion by a prism 9.8 some natural phenomenon due to sunlight 14.9 junction transistor

10.1 introduction 10.2 huygens principle 12.1 introduction 12.2 alfa particle scattering and rutherfords model of atom

September 10.3reflection and refraction of plane wave using huygens

10.4 coherent and incohrent addition of waves 1o.5


principle 14.10 digital electronics and logic gate

interference of light waves and young experiment 14.11integrated circuit

October 15.1 introduction 15.2 elements of communication system

12.3 atomic spectra 12.4 bhor model of hydrogen atom

15.3 basic terminology used inelectronic communication systems 15.4 bandwidth of signals

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November 15.5 bandwidth of transmission medium15.6 propagation of electromagnetic waves

12.5 the line spectra of hydrogen atom 12.6 de broglie explation of bhors postulates

15.7 modulation and its necessity 15.8 amplitude modulation 15.9 production of amplitude modulated waves

13.1 introduction of nuclei 13.2 atomic masses and composion of nucleus 13.3 size of the nucleus 13.

December Revision Revision Revision Revision Revision

January Revision Revision Revision Revision Revision

February Revision Revision Revision Revision Revision


SUBJECT -CHEMISTRY


APRIL Classification of solids, space lattice and unit cell, Cubic system and related calculation

Cubic system and related calculations. Packing in Metallic crystals structure of ionic crystals

Defects in solids properties of solids (Magnetic properties, band theory)

Chap-3 Electro chemistry Electrolysis and Faradays’s laws and Numerical

Types of solutions and the compositions of solution, solutions of gasses in liquids

Vapour pressure of solutios and Raoult’s law. Ideal and non ideal solutions, colligative properties

Colligative properties Abnormal molecular mass Vant-Hoff off factor

Chap-4 Chemical Kinetics Reaction Rate, its measurement and its dependence on various factors concentration of reactants

May Electrochemical cells, Electrode Potential, EMF of a Galvanic cell, Numerical

Continued - - -

Zero order, 1st order Experimental determinations of rate law, rate constant and order of reactions numericals

June Kohlrausch’s law Variation of molar conductivity with concentration, numerical Molecularity of reaction concept of collision theory, numerical

Some commercial cells (Batteries) corrosion, The hydrogen Economy Activation Energy, Arrhenius equation, numerical

Chap-5 Surface Chemistry Adsorption-physiorption and chemisorption, Factors affecting adsorption catalysis Chap-6 General Principles and Processes of Isolation of Elements- Principles and methods of extraction concentration


JULY 7 SURFACE CHEMISTRY Homogemous and heterogenous catalysis 8 GENERAL PRINCIPLES AND PROCESSES OF ISOLATION OF ELEMENTS Extractior of crude metal from the concentrated ore.

The Colloidal state Emulsion Thermodynamic principles of metallurgy Electrochemical Principles of Metallurgy. Refining of erudemetal

PRE-MIDTERM EXAM

9 HALOALKANES AND HALOARENES Nomendature, Nature of e-x bond ALCOHOLS, PHENOLS AND ETHERS Nomendature, methods of Preparation

Physical and Chemical properties, Mechanism of substitution reaction Preparation of alcohols. Identification of Primary, Secondary and tertiary alcohols.

AUGUST HALOARENES Natue of C-α bond, Preporation and properties of halo arenes. Substitution reaction. Phenol Preparation and properties of phenol, acidic nature of phenol

Uses and environmental effects of dictiloromethene trichloromethane, tetrachlaro methane, iodoform, freons DDT Ethers nomendature, methods of preparation, physical and chemical properties of ethers.

ORGANIC COMPOUNDS CONTAINING NITROGEN Amines-Nomenclature, Classification, Structure, Preparation of Rines, Physical and chemical properties of amines ALDEHYDES, KETONES AND CARBONYLIC ACIDS Nomenclature, nature of carbonyl group, methods of preparation.

Diazonium salts Preparation, Physical and chemical properties of diazonium salts Physical and chemical properties of aldehydes.

Chemical propertias of diazonium salts Preparation and properties of ketones

SEPTEMBER BIOMOLEULES Carbohydrates, Proteins, Enzymes Carboyxylic acid, Preparation and Properties

Hormones, Nucleic acids vitamins POLYMERS Classification of Polymers Effect of structure on the properties of

Vitamins, structure of DNA Some fommercially important polymers Biodegradable polymers

HALF YEARLY EXAM HALF YEARLY EXAM


a polymer general methods and mechanism of polymerization

OCTOBER P-BLOCK ELEMENTS Group 15 elements CHEMISTRY IN EVERYDAY LIFE Chemical in Medicines

P-BLOCK ELEMENTS Group 16 elements CHEMISTRY IN EVERYDAY LIFE Chemical in Food

P-BLOCK ELEMENTS Group 17 elements CHEMISTRY IN EVERYDAY LIFE Chemical in Agents

P-BLOCK ELEMENTS Group 18 elements CO-ORDINATION COMPOUNDS Introduction, Ligends

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NOVEMBER D and f block Elements General Introduction, Electronic Configuration CO-ORDINATION COMPOUNDS IUPAC Name

Characteristics of transition element Werneis Co-ordination compounds. VBT

Colour, Catalystic Properties, Magnetic Properties Crystal field theory

Lanthanoids and Actinoids Structure and Stercoisomerison importance of aoordination compounds,

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DECEMBER REVISION REVISION REVISION REVISION REVISION

JANUARY REVISION REVISION REVISION REVISION REVISION

FEBRUARY REVISION REVISION REVISION REVISION REVISION


SUBJECT- MATHS


APRIL Relation Continuity

Relation Continuity

Function Differentiability

Function and Binary Operation Differentiation

Binary Operation Differentiations

May Inverse Trigo mometric Function Differentiation

Inverse Trigo Mometric Function Differentiation

June Inverse Trigone Metric Function Differentiation

Inverse Trigo Differentiation

Inverse Trigo Higher order derivative

July Matric Application of derivatives

Matrix Application of derivatives

Matrix Applications of Derivatives

Determinants Application of Derivatives

Application of derivatives

August Indefinite Integral Applications of derivatives

Indefinite Integral Applications of derivatives

Indefinite Integral Applications of derivatives

Indefinite Integral Differential of Equation

Indefinite Integral Differential Equation

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September Definite Integral Vector

Definite Integral Vector

Definite Integral Straight live

Definite Integral

October Definite Integral Straight live inspect

Definite Integral Shortest distance

Definite Integral Shortest distance and place

Plane

November Application of Integration Probability

Application of Integration Probability

Linear Programming Probability

Linear Programming Probability

December Left Portion ) if any

Left Portion ) if any

Revision Revision

January Revision Revision Revision Revision Revision

February


SUBJECT- BIOLOGY

MONTH 1ST - WEEK 2ND - WEEK 3RD - WEEK 4TH - WEEK 5TH - WEEK 6TH - WEEK

APRIL Reproduction, a

characteristic

feature of all

organisms for

continuation of

species; modes of

reproduction -

asexual and sexual

reproduction;

Asexual

reproduction -

binary fission,

sporulation,

budding, gemmule,

fragmentation;

vegetative

propagation in

plants.

Flower structure;

development of

male and female

gametophytes;

pollination - types,

agencies and

examples;

outbreeding

devices; pollen-

pistil interaction;

Double fertilization;

post fertilization

events - development

of endosperm and

embryo, development

of seed and formation

of fruit.

Male and female

reproductive

systems;

microscopic

anatomy of testis

and ovary;

gametogenesis -

spermatogenesis

Oogenesis,

menstrual cycle;

fertilisation,

embryo

development upto

blastocyst

formation

implantation;

pregnancy and

placenta formation

(elementary idea);

parturition

(elementary idea);

lactation

(elementary idea).

Need for reproductive

health and prevention

of sexually transmitted

diseases (STD); birth

control - need and

methods,

contraception and

medical termination of

pregnancy

MAY special modes-

apomixis,

parthenocarpy,

polyembryony;

Significance of seed

dispersal and fruit

formation.

fruit formation. (contd.)

amniocentesis;

infertility and assisted

reproductive

technologies - IVF,

ZIFT, GIFT .

- IVF, ZIFT, GIFT . (contd.)

Mendelian

inheritance;

deviations from

Mendelism -

co-dominance,

multiple alleles

and inheritance of

blood groups,

chromosome theory of

inheritance;

chromosomes and

genes;


JUNE

incomplete

dominance

pleiotropy;

elementary idea of

polygenic

inheritance;

Biotechnology:

Introduction and

definition

Principles of

Biotechnology

(genetic

engineering)

Tools of recombinant

DNA Technology-

restriction enzymes

JULY

Sex determination -

in humans, birds and

honey bee.

linkage and crossing

over

sex linked

inheritance -

haemophilia, colour

blindness;

Mendelian disorders

in humans -

thalassemia

Chromosomal

disorders in humans;

Down's syndrome,

Turner's and

Klinefelter's

syndromes.

Search for genetic

material and DNA as

genetic material;

Structure of DNA and

RNA

DNA packaging;

DNA replication

Cloning vectors,

Transformation of

rec. DNA into the

competent host.

Processes of

recombinant DNA

technology –

Isolation of DNA

Amplification of

Gene of interest

using PCR, insertion

of Recombinant

DNA (selectable

markers)

Obtaining the foreign

gene product

(bioreactors),

Downstream processing.

Biotechnological

applications in

Agriculture – Bt

Cotton

AUGUST

Central dogma;

transcription, genetic

code,

translation; gene

expression and

regulation - lac

operon

genome and human

genome project;

DNA fingerprinting.

Origin of life;

biological evolution

and evidences for

biological evolution

Darwin's contribution,

modern synthetic theory

of evolution;

Biotechnological

applications in

Agriculture – Pest

resistant plants (RNA

interference)

Biotechnological

applications in

Medicine –

genetically

Engineered Insulin

Biotechnological

applications in

Medicine – Gene

Therapy, molecular

diagnosis

Transgenic Animals Ethical Issues

SEPTEMBER

mechanism of evolution -

variation (mutation and

recombination) and

natural selection

Gene flow and

genetic drift; Hardy -

Weinberg's

principle; adaptive

radiation; human

evolution.

REVISION Half yearly /

SA 1 EXAM.

Half yearly /

SA 1 EXAM.

Microbes in household

products, industrial

products, sewage

treatment.

Microbes in

production of

Biogas, Biocontrol

Agents,

Biofertilisers.

REVISION


OCTOBER

Common Diseases in

Humans- Malaria

and life cycle of

plasmodium,

diseases; dengue and

chickengunia.

filariasis, ascariasis,

typhoid, pneumonia,

common cold,

amoebiasis, ring

worm

AIDS, Cancer Drugs and Alcohol

Abuse

Drugs and

Alcohol Abuse.

(contd.)

Immunity, Innate

and acquired

Immunity

(Antibodies)

Active and Passive

immunity,

Vaccination and

immunization,

allergies, auto

immunity

Plant breeding,

tissue culture, single

cell protein,

Biofortification

Apiculature and Animal

husbandry.

Apiculature and

Animal

husbandry.

(contd.)

NOVEMBER

Introduction and theories

of relation between

organisms and its

environment.

Introduction of

Biodiversity and the need

of its conservation.

Habitat and niche,

population and

ecological

adaptations;

population

interactions -

mutualism,

competition,

Parasitism;

population attributes

- growth, birth rate

and death rate, age

distribution.

Concept of

biodiversity; patterns

of biodiversity;

importance of

biodiversity; loss of

biodiversity;

biodiversity

conservation; hotspots,

endangered organisms,

extinction, Red Data

Book, biosphere

reserves, national parks

and sanctuaries.

Introduction to the

ecosystem and their

components.

Various issues the

mankind facing in day to

day life.

Patterns,

components;

productivity and

decomposition;

energy flow;

pyramids of number,

biomass, energy;

Ecological

succession, nutrient

cycling, Ecosystem

Services.

Air pollution; water

pollution;

agrochemicals and

their effects; solid

waste management;

radioactive waste

management;

greenhouse effect and

global warming; ozone

depletion; deforestation;

case studies as success

stories addressing

environmental issues

DECEMBER Revision and pre-board

JANUARY Practical examination


SUBJECT -ACCOUNTANCY

MONTH 1ST WEEK 2ND WEEK 3RD WEEK 4TH WEEK 5TH WEEK 6TH WEEK

APRIL

L-1, Accounting for Partnership firms (Fundamental

. . . Continued L-2 Goodwill : Nature and Valuation

L-3 Change in Profit sharing ratio among existing partners

MAY L-4 Admission of a partner

. . . Continued

JUNE . . . Continued . . . Continued L-5 Retirement of a partner

JULY Continued L-5 Death of a partner

L-6 Dissolution of a partnership firm

Continued L-7 Accounting for share Capital

AUGUST Continued Continued Continued L-8, Issue of Debentures

Continued

SEPTEMBER Continued Continued Continued Half Yearly Exam Half Yearly Exam

OCTOBER L-9 Company Accounts – Redemption of Debentures

Continued Part-II L-1 Financial Statements of a Company

- L-2 Financial Statement analysis

NOVEMBER L-3 Tools of financial statement analysis

L-4 Accounting Ratios

L-5 Cash Flow Statement

Continued Continued

DECEMBER Continued REVISION REVISION REVISION REVISION

JANUARY REVISION REVISION REVISION REVISION REVISION

FEBRUARY REVISION REVISION REVISION REVISION REVISION


SUBJECT – BUSINESS STUDIES


APRIL

L-1, Nature & Significance of management

. . . Continued L-2 Principles of management

. . . Continued

MAY L-3, Business Environment

. . . Continued

JUNE

L-4, Planning . . . Continued L-5 Organising

JULY Continued L-9 (Part-II) Financial Management

Continued L-10 (Part-II), Financial Market

Continued

AUGUST L-6 (Part-I). Staffing Continued L-11 (Part-II), Marketing Management

Continued Continued

SEPTEMBER Continued Continued Revision Half Yearly Exam Half Yearly Exam

OCTOBER L-11 (Part-II), Marketing Management

L-7 (Part-I) Directing Continued - Continued

NOVEMBER Continued L-8 Controlling Continued L-12 Consumer Production

Continued

DECEMBER Continued Revision Revision Revision Revision

JANUARY Revision Revision Revision Revision Revision

FEBRUARY Revision Revision Revision Revision Revision


SUBJECT – ECONOMICS


APRIL Part A : - Consumer, Equilibrium Part-B Circular flow of Income, Methods of calculating NI-Value added (to be cont.

Part A : - Theory of Demand (to be cont.) Part B – Value added Method

Part A –Theory of Demand Part B – Income Method (to be cont.)

MAY Part A – Elasticity of Demand (to be cont.) Part B – Income method (to be cont.)

Part A – Elasticity of Demand (to be cont.) Part B – Income method (to be cont.)

JUNE

Part A – Production Function-TP, MP, AP Part B –Expenditure method (to be cont.)

Part A – Return to factor Part B – Expenditure

Part A – Production Function Part B – NI & Related Aggregates (to be cont.)

JULY Part A – Production Function Part-B : NI& Related Aggregates (to be contd.)

Part A : Cost (to be contd.) Part B : NI & Related Aggregates

Part A : Cost Part B : Money (to be Contd.)

Part A : Producer’s Equilibrium Part B - Money

AUGUST Part A : Supply (to be Contd.) Part B : - Determination of Income and Employment (to be contd.)

Part A : Supply (to be Contd.) Part B : - Determination of Income and Employment (to be contd.)




SEPTEMBER PART-A REVISION PART B REVISION

PART-A REVISION PART B REVISION

PART-A REVISION PART B REVISION



OCTOBER - Part A : Forms of Market (to be contd.) Part B : Banking (to be contd.)

Part A : Forms of Market (to be contd.) Part B : Banking (to be contd.)

Part A : Price determination under perfect competition Part B : Government Budget (to be contd.)

NOVEMBER Part A – Revision Part B – Government Budget (to be contd.)

Part A – Revision Part B – Government Budget (to be contd.)

Part A – Revision Part B – Government Budget (to be contd.)

Part A – Revision Part B – Balance of Payments (to be contd.)

Part A – Revision Part B – Balance of Payments (to be contd.)

DECEMBER REVISION REVISION REVISION REVISION REVISION


SUBJECT – POLITICAL SCIENCE


APRIL

(Part-A) The Cold War Era (Part-B) Challenges of Nation Building

(Part-A) The Cold War Era (Part-B) Challenges of Nation Building

(Part-A) The Cold War Era (Part-B) Era of One-Party Dominance

(Part-A) The Cold War Era (Part-B) Era of Party Dominance

MAY Part-A The End of Bifolarity Part-B Politics of Planned Development

Part-A The End of Bifolarity Part-B Politics of Planned Development

JUNE

Part-A The End of Bipolarity Part-B Politics of Planned Development



JULY PART-A US Hegemony in World Political Part-B India’s External Relation

PART-A US Hegemony in World Political Part-B India’s External Relation

PART-A US Hegemony in World Political Part-B India’s External Relation

PART-A Alternative Centres of Power Part-B Challenges to & Restoration of Congrees System

PART-A Alternative Centres of Power Part-B Challenges to & Restoration of Congrees System

AUGUST PART-A Contemporary south Asia Part-B The Crisis of Democratic Order

PART-A Contemporary south Asia Part-B The Crisis of Democratic Order

PART-A Contemporary south Asia Part-B The Crisis of Democratic Order

PART-A International Organisation Part-B Rise of Population Movement

PART-A International Organisation Part-B Rise of Population Movement

SEPTEMBER Part-A Security in the Contemporary World Part-B Revision for Half Yearly Exam

Part-A Security in the Contemporary World Part-B Revision for Half Yearly Exam

Part-A Revision for Half Yearly Exam Part-B Revision for Half Yearly Exam

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OCTOBER - Part-A Environment & Natural Resources Part-B Regional Aspiration

Part-A Environment & Natural Resources Part-B Regional Aspiration

- Part-A Environment & Natural Resources Part-B Regional Aspiration

NOVEMBER Part-A Globalisation Part-B Recent Development in Indian Politics

Part-A Globalisation Part-B Recent Development in Indian Politics




December Revision for Pre-Board Exam

Revision for Pre-Board Exam

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SUBJECT – SOCIOLOGY


APRIL

Part-A Social Institutions : Continuity & Change Part-B Structural change




MAY Part-A Social Institutions : Continuity & Change Part-B Cultural change

Part-A Social Institutions : Continuity & Change Part-B Cultural change

JUNE

Part-A Social Institutions : Continuity & Change Part-B Cultural change

Part-A Market as a Social Institution Part-B Cultural change

Part-A Market as a Social Institution Part-B Cultural change

JULY Part-A Market as a Social Institutions Part-B Liberalisation & Globalisation

Part-A Market as a Social Institutions Part-B Liberalisation & Globalisation

Part-A Pattern of Social Inequality & Exclusion Part-B The story of Democracy




AUGUST Part-A Social changes & order in Rural & Urban Society Part-B The Relationship of Sociology with other Social Sciences

Part-A Social changes & order in Rural & Urban Society Part-B Terms, Concepts & their use in sociology




SEPTEMBER Part-A Environment & Society Part-B Understanding Social Institutions

Part-A Environment & Society Part-B Understanding Social Institutions

Part-A Environment & Society Part-B Understanding Social Institutions



OCTOBER Part-A Environment & Society Part-B Understanding Social Institutions

Part-A Western Sociologists Part-B Understanding Social Institutions

- Part-A Western Sociologists Part-B Understanding Social Institutions

NOVEMBER Part-A Western Sociologists Part-B Culture

Part-A Indian Sociologists Part –B Culture




DECEMBER Part-A Indian Sociologists Part –B Culture

Part-A Indian Structure & Stratification Part –B Culture

Part-A Social Structure, Stratification & Social Process in Society Part –B Rev. Introducing Sociology

Part-A Social Change & Social Order Part-B Introducing Sociology

Part-A Rev. Social Change & Social order Part-B Terms, Concepts and their use in Sociology

JANUARY Part-A Rev. Social Change & Social order Part-B Terms, Concepts and their use in Sociology

Part-A Rev. Environment & Sociology Part-B Rev. Understanding Social Institutional

Part-A Rev. Western Sociologists Part-B Rev. Understanding Social Institution

Part-A Rev Western Sociologists Part-B Rev. Understanding Social Institutions

Part-A Rev. Indian Sociologist Part-B-Culture

FEBRUARY Part-A Rev. Indian Sociologists Part-B Rev. Cultural

Part-A Rev. Indian Sociologists Part-B Rev. Cultural

Part-A Rev. Indian Sociologists Part-B Rev. Cultural

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MARCH - - - - -


SUBJECT-HISTORY


APRIL Theme 1, Bricks beads and bones. Map work. Theme 2 Kings, farmers and Towns

Theme 2 continued

Theme 2 completed Theme3.Kinship caste and class. Introduction

Theme 3 continued.

MAY Theme 3 To be completed.

Theme 4 Introduction-n Thinkers,be-liefs and Builders.

JUNE

Theme 4 to be continued

Introduction to Theme 5.through the eyes of the travellers.

Theme 5 Continued.

JULY

Theme 5. Completed. Theme 6. Introduction to Bhakti and Sufi movement

Theme 6. Continued.

Theme 6. Completed. Theme 7. An imperial capital Vijayanagara

Theme 7. Continued. and Completed.

Theme 8. Introduction Peasant’-s Zamindar-s and the state.

August Theme 8 Continued.

Theme 8 completed. Theme 9. Introduction, 9.Kings and chronicle.

Theme 9 continued. and completed

Theme 10 colonialism and countryside

Theme 10 continued

September Revision Revision Half Yearly Exam Half Yearly Exam Half Yearly Exam

October Theme 10 to continue. Theme 11.Rebels and Raj.

Theme 11 continued

Theme 13. Introduction to National movement.

Theme 13 continue-d

November Theme13 to be continued.

Theme 14 Understand-ing partition.

Theme 14 continued.

Theme 15.Making of constitution.

.Theme15. Completed.

December Theme 12. Colonial cities. Introduction

Completion of theme 12.Revision for pre-board.

Revision.

JANUARY Revision. Revision. Revision. Revision. Revision.

FEBRUARY Revision. Revision. Revision. Revision. Revision.


STD-12 COMPUTER SCIENCE

MONTH 1ST

WEEK 2ND

WEEK 3RD

WEEK 4TH

WEEK 5TH

WEEK 6TH

WEEK

APRIL

C++ Revision Tour C++ Revision

Tour(Continue…) ,

Object Oriented

Programming

Pointer, Object

Oriented

Programming(Continu

e…)

Pointer (Continue…),

Implementation of

Object Oriented

Programming concepts

in C++

MAY Pointer (Continue…),

Implementation of Object

Oriented Programming

concepts in C++(Continue…)

Pointer (Continue…),

Implementation of

Object Oriented

Programming concepts

in C++

(Continue…)

JUNE

Constructor

Data Structure-Arrays

Constructor

(Continue…)

Data Structure-Arrays

(Continue…)

Destructor,Data

Structure-Arrays

(Continue…)

JUNE Unit 3 Function

Overloading, Unit-11

Database Concepts

Unit 3 (Continue..),

Unit -11 (Continue…)

Unit 2 Object Oriented

Programming, Unit -11

(Continue…)

JULY Unit 2 (Continue..), Unit -11

(Continue…)

Unit 4 Classes and

Objects (Continue..),

Unit -11 (Continue)






Unit 12- Structured

Query Language

AUGUST Unit 5- Constructors and

Destructors,






Unit 6-Inheritance,

Unit 12 (Continue…)



SEPTEMBER Unit 8- Pointers, Unit 13

Boolean Algebra

Revision Half Yearly Exams Half Yearly Exams Half Yearly Exams

OCTOBER Unit 8 (Continue…), Unit 13

(Continue..)

Unit 8 (Continue…),

Unit 13 (Continue..)


Unit 13(Continue..)

Unit 7-Data File

Handling (Continue…),

Unit 14

Communication

Technologies



NOVEMBER Unit 7 (Continue…), Unit 14

(Continue..)

Unit 9-Arrays, Unit 14

(Continue..)







DECEMBER Unit 10 (Continue…), Unit 14

(Continue..)

Revision


STD-12 SUBJECT-INFORMATION PRACTICE MONTH 1

ST WEEK 2

ND WEEK 3

RD WEEK 4

TH WEEK 5

TH WEEK 6

TH WEEK

APRIL

Unit-3 Java Revision Tour-I

Unit-4 Java Revision Tour-II (Handling Events, GUI Toolkits)

Unit-5 Java Revision Tour-III (Classes & Objects, Methods)

Unit-5 Java Revision Tour-III (Continue...)

MAY Unit-5 Java Revision Tour-III (Continue..)

Unit-5 Java Revision Tour-III (Revision)

JUNE

Unit-6 More About Classes and Libraries

Unit-6 (Continue...) Unit-7 Concept of Inheritance

Unit-7 Concept of Inheritance

June Unit 3- java GUI Programming Revision Tour-1, Unit 4-Java GUI Programming Revision Tour-2

Unit3 (Continue..) Unit 4(Continue…)

Unit 3 (Continue..) Unit 4(Continue…)

July Unit 3 (Continue..) Unit 4(Continue…)


Unit 5-Java Gui Programming Revision Tour-3, Unit 4(Continue…)



August Unit 5 (Continue..) Unit 4(Continue…)


Unit-7- Concept of Inheritance, Unit 8-Database Connectivity to MYSQL



September Unit 6- More About Classes and Libraries Unit 8(Continue…)

Revision Half Yearly Exams

October Unit-9-Web Application Development, Unit-13-MySQL Revision Tour

Unit 10-HTML I, Unit 13 (Continue…)

Unit 10 (Continue…), Unit 13 (Continue…)

Diwali Festival Unit 11 (Continue..) Unit 13 (Continue…)

November Unit 12 XML Unit 14

Unit 12 XML Unit 14 Database Transactions

Unit 1-Computer Networking, Unit 15 Grouping Records and Table Joins

Unit 1 (Continue…), Unit 15(Continue…)

Unit 2-Open Source Concepts, Unit 16- Tables and Integrity Constraints

December Revision, Unit 16(Continue…) Revision


SUBJECT – PHYSICAL EDUCATION


APRIL

1-Planning in sports Topic-1, 2, 3

1-Planning in sports Topic-4, 5, 6

1-Planning in sports and Leadership training Topic-1,2, 3

1-Planning in sports and Leadership training Topic-4,5, 6

MAY 2-Sports and Nutrition Topic-1, 2, 3, 4

2-Sports and Nutrition Topic-5, 6

JUNE

3-Yoga & Life Style Topic-1, 2, 3

Ch-3 Continued Topic-4, 5, 6

Ch-4-Physical Education and Sports for Differently abled Topic-1,2,3

JULY Ch-4 Contd. Topic-4,5,6

-- Revision Ch-1,2,3

AUGUST Ch-5-Children and sports Topic-1,2,3

Ch-5 Cont. Topic-4,5,6,7

Ch-6-Woman and sports Topic-1,2,3

Ch-6 Contd.. Topic-4,5

Ch-7-Test and Measurements in sports. Topic-1,2,3

SEPTEMBER Ch-7 Contd. Topic-4,5,6,7

Revision - - -

OCTOBER Ch-8-Phsiology and sports. Topic-1,2,3

Ch-8-Contd. Topic-4,5,6,7

Ch-9-Sports Medicine Topic-1,2,3,4

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NOVEMBER - Ch-10 Kinesiology Biomechanic and sports. Topic-1,2,3

Ch-10-Contd. Topic-4,5,6,7

Ch-11-Psychology and sports. Topic-1,2,3

Ch-11 – Contd. Topic-4,5,6

DECEMBER Ch-12-Training in sports Topic-1,2,3

Ch-12 Contd. Topic-4,5,6

Revision Revision


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