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RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

DELHI REGION

SYLLABUS 2014 - 2015

CLASS – XII

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ENGLISH

FIRST TERM

Month Flamingo Vistas Language Skills

March,

April,

May

1. The Last Lesson

2. Lost Spring

3. My Mother at

Sixty Six

4. An Elementary

school classroom

in a Slum

1. The Tiger King

Novel Invisible Man

Chapter (1-8)

Reading Skills 1. Comprehension

2. Note making

Writing Skills Advertisements, Notice, Poster,

Article and Speech

Suggested Activity and

Assignments

1. Invisible man – The

movie can be watched by

the students.

2. Visit to old age home.

3. Visit to a village school.

4. Debate – “Save the Tiger”

Suggested Activity 1. Ad making

2. Maintaining school notice

board and class board.

3. Poster making

competition.

4. Speech during assembly.

July 1. Deep water

2. The Rattrap

3. Keeping quiet

1. The Enemy

Novel Chapter (9-12)

Writing Skills 1. Invitations (formal and

informal) reply to

invitations.

2. Factual Description

3. Letters

Suggested Activity

Meditation and Yoga

August 1. Indigo

2. A thing of beauty

1. Should wizard hit mommy?

Novel

Chapter (13-18)

Writing Skills Letters

Suggested Activity Environment week

celebrations

Sept. Revision/Examination

SECOND TERM

Month Flamingo Vistas Language Skills

October 1. On the face of it

2. Evans tries an O-level

Novel

Chapter (19-25)

Writing Skills

Revision of all writing

skills

3

November 1. Going places

2. Aunt Jennifers

Tigers

1. Memories of childhood

Novel Chapter (26-28)

Writing Skills

Debate

December Revision Revision

Second Terminal Examination

(Entire syllabus as per CBSE

specifications)

Revision

January Pre-Board Examination

(Entire syllabus as per CBSE

specifications)

MATHS

FIRST TERM

Weightage

(Marks)

MONTH Name of Chapter

I TERM II

TERM

No. of

Periods

SUGGESTED

ACTIVITIES/

ASSIGNMENTS

MARCH 1. Matrices

2. Determinants

3. Relation and functions

20

(6+4+4+4+1

+1)

5 (1+4)

- 8

10

8

Assignment Booklet

and NCERT

APRIL 1. Inverse Trigonometric

functions

2. Continuity and

Differentiability

5 (1+4)

20

(1+1+4+4+4

+6)

-

16

(1+1+4+

4+6)

6

14

Assignment Booklet

and NCERT

MAY 1. Application of

Derivatives

12

(1+1+4+6)

10 (4+6) 14 Assignment Booklet

and NCERT

JULY 1. Application of

Derivatives (contd..)

2. Integrals (Indefinite)

12

(1+1+4+6)

6

(1+1+4)

12

Assignment Booklet

and NCERT

AUGUST 1. Integrals (definite)

2. Application of Integrals

3. Linear Programming

10 (4+6)

6 (6)

10 (4+6)

10 (4+6)

6 (6)

10 (4+6)

10

6

6

Assignment Booklet

and NCERT

SEPT. REVISION /

EXAMINATION

SECOND TERM

OCT. 1. Differential Equations

2. Vectors

3. 3D

-

-

-

9

(1+4+4)

6

(1+1+4)

15

(1+4+4+

6)

10

6

4

Assignment Booklet

and NCERT

4

NOV. 1. 3D (contd.)

2. Probability

-

-

12

(1+1+4+

6)

10

12

Assignment Booklet

and NCERT

DEC. 2nd

term examination

JAN. First Pre-Board

FEB 2nd

Pre-Board

BIOLOGY

FIRST TERM

Weightage

Month Name of Chapter

I TERM II

TERM

SUGGESTED

ACTIVITIES/

ASSIGNMENTS

Reproduction in organisms 4 - To study the germination of

pollen tube in the stigma

Sexual Reproduction in

flowering plants

5 6

Human Reproduction 6 6 View Permanent slides of

spermatogenesis, cogenesis

March

Reproductive Health 6 - Assignments

Human Health & diseases 8 - Interaction with the WHO

personality

April

Strategies for enhancement in

food production

5 - Assignments at the end of

the chapter

May Microbes in human welfare 5 - Visit to a distillery

Assignments

Principles of Inheritance and

variation

11 5 Pedigree Analysis with

charts and case studies

July

Molecular basis of Inheritance 12 7 Monohybrid Cross with

peas.

August Evolution 8 - Visit to National Science

Center

September First Terminal Exams 70- Theory

30-Practicals

To submit the project on any

topic based on research/

analysis

SECOND TERM

Biotechnology: Principles and

Processes

- 10

Biotechnology and its

applications

- 10 Assignments

October

Ecology: Organisms &

populations

- 8

November Ecosystem - 7 To study the percolation

capacity of different soil

types.

Study Quadrate method.

5

Biodiversity and conservation - 5 To study the pollutants in

air/water

Environmental Issues

Organisms / population

- 6 To study the moisture

content in soil

Revision To study preserved specimen

related to adaptation.

December II terminal Exams 70- Theory

30-Practicals

January Pre-Board Examination

February Remedial classes

CHEMISTRY

FIRST TERM

Weightage

(Marks)

MONTH Name of Chapter

I

TE

RM

II

TER

M

No. of

Periods

SUGGESTED

ACTIVITIES/

ASSIGNMENTS

MARCH 1. P-Block elements 11 9 12 Structures of

compounds.

APRIL 1. Solutions

2. Solid state

8

7

-

-

10

10

Numericals

Project based

activity

MAY 1. Electrochemistry

2. Chemical kinetics

8

8

-

6

12

10

Numericals

Numericals

Lab. Activity : to study

rate of reaction.

JULY 1. Chemical kinetics

(continued)

2. Haloalkanes &

Haloarenes

3. Alcohols, Phenols &

Ethers

7

9

5

5

10

10

a. Name reactions

b. Conversions.

AUGUST 1. Aldehydes, Ketones

& Carboxylic acids

2. Organic compounds

containing nitrogen

7

5

7

5

10

10

a. Name reactions

b. Conversions

SEPTEMBER REVISION /

EXAMINATION

SECOND TERM

OCTOBER 1. d-& f – Block

elements

2. Coordination

compounds

3. Polymers

5

4

5

12

12

8

a. Structures of

compounds

b. Nomendature &

isomerism

c. Monomers of

polymers

Solution

6

NOVEMBER 1. Biomolecules

2. General Principles and

processes of extraction

3. Surface chemistry

4. Chemistry in everyday

life

6

4

5

4

12

8

8

6

Lab. Activity :

Detection of

carbohydrates fats &

proteins.

Adsorption – Paper

chromatography

DECEMBER Second term Examination Practicals :

As per CBSE

guidelines

JANUARY Pre Board Examination

FEBRUARY Revision/Examination

PHYSICS FIRST TERM

S. NO. MONTH UNIT NAME OF THE UNIT

1 MARCH 1 ELECTROSTATICS

2 APRIL 1

2

ELECTROSTATICS (contd)

CURRENT ELECTRICITY

3 MAY 3 MAGNETIC EFFECTS OF CURRENT & MAGNETISM

4 JULY 3

4

5

MAGNETISM (CONTD.)

ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION & ALTERNATING

CURRENT

ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES

5 AUGUST 6 OPTICS

6 SEPTEMBER REVISION AND EXAMINATION

PRACTICALS/ ACTIVITIES :

1. 8 EXPERIMENTS ( 4 FROM EACH SECTION)

2. 3 ACTIVITIES ( 1 FROM EACH SECTION)

* QUESTION PAPER MUST INCLUDE THE PROBLEMS BASED ON THE FOLLOWING :

i) REMEMBERING

ii) UNDERSTANDING

iii) APPLICATION

iv) HIGH ORDER THINKING SKILLS

v) EVALUATION AND MULTIDISCIPLINARY

BLUE PRINT

TYPE OF QUESTIONS MARKS TOTAL NO. OF

QUESTIONS

TOTAL MARKS

VSA 1 5 5

SA-I 2 5 10

SA-II 3 12 36

VBQ 4 1 4

LA 5 3 15

TOTAL 26 70

7

SECOND TERM

S. NO. MONTH UNIT NAME OF THE UNIT

1 OCTOBER 7

8

9

DUAL NATURE OF MATTER

ATOMS AND NUCLEI

ELECTRONIC DEVICES

2 NOVEMBER

10

ELECTRONIC DIVICES (CONTD.)

COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

3 DECEMBER REVISION

SECOND TERM EXAMS

6 JANUARY PRE - BOARD EXAMS

7 FEBRUARY PRACTICAL EXAMS

PRACTICALS/ ACTIVITIES:

1. 7 EXPERIMENTS (3 FROM EACH SECTION)

2. 2 ACTIVITIES ( 1 FROM EACH SECTION)

3. 1 INVESTIGATORY PROJECT

BLUE PRINT

TYPE OF QUESTIONS MARKS TOTAL NO. OF

QUESTIONS

TOTAL MARKS

VSA 1 5 5

SA-I 2 5 10

SA-II 3 12 36

VBQ 4 1 4

LA 5 3 15

TOTAL 26 70

BLUE PRINT FOR PRACTICALS

EXPERIMENT 8+8=16

RECORDS 6

PROJECT 3

VIVA 5

TOTAL 30

WEIGHTAGE OF UNITS

S.NO. UNIT WEIGHTAGE

FIRST TERM

WEIGHTAGE

SECOND TERM

WEIGHTAGE

PRE-BOARDS

1. I 10 10

2. II 10 - 15

3. III 10 10

4. IV 16 10 16

5. V 4 -

6. VI 20 16 17

7. VII - 4

8. VIII - 6 10

9. IX - 9

10. X - 5 12

TOTAL 70 70 70

8

BUSINESS STUDIES

FIRST TERM

Month Syllabus Activities

March Part-A : Principles & Functions of

Management 1. Nature & Significance of

Management

2. Principles of Management

Collage on functions of management.

April 3. Business Environment

4. Planning

5. Organising (1st ½ Chp)

Presentation on various dimensions of

business.

Making a unit test time table and terminal

exams for hierarchy creation enactment of

an interview.

May 5. Organising (2nd

½ chp)

June 6. Staffing

July 7. Directing

8. Controlling

Comparing the leadership styles (G-6

leaders).

Comparing the achieved targets with

planned targets for final exam.

August 11. Marketing management & (Project

work)

Designing own product.

September Revision and Fist term examination

BLUE PRINT (CBSE)

M Q T

1 8 8

3 5 15

4 6 24

5 3 15

6 3 18

Project work /

Viva

20

TOTAL 100

SECOND TERM

October 9. Financial Management

10. Financial Markets (First half

chapter)

Designing capital structure of a company.

Collection of money.

November 10. Financial Markets (Second half

chapter)

12. Consumer protection

Market instruments.

Anaysing case studies on consumer

protection.

December Second Term Examination

January Pre-Board Examination

* Marketing management will be taught in the first term but evaluated in second term.

9

BLUE PRINT (CBSE)

M Q T

1 8 8

3 5 15

4 6 24

5 3 15

6 3 18

Project work /

Viva

20

TOTAL 100

Part-A : Principles & Functions of Management Weightage

1. Nature & Significance of Management 6

2. Principles of Management 5

3. Business Environment 5

16

4. Planning 6

5. Organising 8 14

6. Staffing 7

7. Directing 8

8. Controlling 5

20

50

Part-B : Business Finance & Marketing

9. Financial Management 8

10. Financial Markets 7 15

11. Marketing 10

12. Consumer protection 5 15

Part-C : Project Work 20

50

TOTAL 100 100 100

* Content as per the new CBSE syllabus.

Weightage Part-A : Principles & Functions of Management

1st Term 2

nd Term Pre-Board

1. Nature & Significance of Management 10 6 6

2. Principles of Management 12 8 5

3. Business Environment 6 - 5

4. Planning 8 - 6

5. Organising 12 10 8

6. Staffing 12 - 7

7. Directing 12 10 8

8. Controlling 8 - 5

Part-B : Business Finance & Marketing

9. Financial Management 14 8

10. Financial Markets 10 7

11. Marketing 14 10

12. Consumer protection 8 5

Part-C : Project Work / Viva 20 20 20

TOTAL 100 100 100

10

ACCOUNTANCY FIRST TERM

WEIGHTAGE MONTH NAME OF CHAPTER

1st

Term

2nd

Term

SUGESSTED

ACTIVITIES/ASIGN

MENT

March PART A: Accounting For Partnership

and Companies

MARCH CHAPTER-1 Accounting for Partnership

firms-Fundamentals

CHAPTER-2 Goodwill: Nature and

Valuation

CHAPTER-3 Change in Profit-Sharing

Ratio among the existing Partners.

10

06

05

10

05

08

April CHAPTER-4 Admission of a Partner

CHAPTER-5 Retirement/Death of a

Partner

12

12

06

May CHAPTER-6 Dissolution of a Partnership

Firm

10 06

June-July CHAPTER-7 Issue of shares 25 18

August Value based questions and revision - -

Sept. Revision / Examination

Study a Partnership

Deed of a partnership

firm. Work out the

various provisions of

the deed and their

application.

Comprehensive Project

as per the guidelines

published by CBSE.

Preparing cap, structure

of a company as per

revised schedule VI of

Indian companies Act,

1956.

SECOND TERM

WEIGHTAGE MONTH NAME OF CHAPTER

1st

Term

2nd

Term

SUGESSTED

ACTIVITIES/ASIGN

MENT

Oct.-Nov.

CHAPTER-8 Issue of debentures

CHAPTER-9 Redemption of Debentures

PART-B : Financial Statements of a

company -Analysis of financial statements

-Tools of financial analysis

- Accounting ratios

- Cash flow statement (Project work)

07

06

06

08

20

Dec. Revision

Jan. Pre-Board Examination

Study in detail the

Balance Sheet of a

Company as per revised

schedule VI of Indian

Companies Act 1956.

Prepare project work as

per CBSE guidelines.

11

ECONOMICS

FIRST TERM

Weightage

Month Name of Chapter

I

TERM

II

TERM

Pre-Board

March

April

May

Part (A) – Micro Economic Theory 1. Introduction

2. Consumers behaviour and demand

3. Producer behaviour and supply

5

20

20

-

20

20

As per CBSE

guidelines

July 4. Forms of market and price determination 20 -

August Part (B) – Macro Economics 5. Introduction

6. National Income and related aggregates

concepts

OTBA

25

10

15

-

September Revision / Examination

BLUE PRINT OF FIRST TERM

Unit Topic 1 3 4 6 Total

1. Introduction 1 - 1 - 5

2. Consumer Behaviour and demand 1 3 1 1 20

3. Producer Behaviour and supply 1 1 1 2 20

4. Forms of market and price determination 1 3 1 1 20

5. Introduction, National Income and Related

aggregates

3 2 1 2 25

OTBA 10

TOTAL 100

SECOND TERM

Weightage

Month Name of Chapter

I

TERM

II

TERM

Pre-Board

October Part (B) – Macro Economics 7. Determination of income and employment

8. Money and banking

9. Government budget and the economy

-

-

-

16

7

7

As per CBSE

guidelines

November 10. Balance of payments

OTBA

-

-

5

10

December Revision

January Pre-Board Examination

12

BLUE PRINT OF SECOND TERM

Unit Topic 1 3 4 6 Total

2. Consumer Behaviour and demand 1 3 1 1 20

3. Producer Behaviour and supply 1 1 1 2 20

6. National Income 2 1 1 2 15

7. Determination of income and employment 1 1 - 2 16

8. Money and banking - 1 1 - 7

9. Government budget and the economy - 1 1 - 7

10. Balance of payment 1 - 1 - 5

OTBA 10

TOTAL 100

HISTORY FIRST TERM

Month Ch.No. Topic No. of

Periods

Suggested Activity

March

1

Bridge Course

Bricks, beads & bones

1

12

Visit to national museum.

April 2

3

Kings, farmers and Towns

Kinship, caste and class

11

11

Collection of coins for analysis.

Group discussion on caste &

class of India.

May 4 Thinkers beliefs and buildings 11 Debate on beliefs & practices of

India.

June-July 5

6

7

Through the eyes of the

traveler

Bhakti Sufi traditions

An imperial capital Vijaynagar

11

12

12

Study of life history of any one

traveler.

PPT on shrines & pilgrimages of

India.

Project on Vijaynagara temples.

August 8

9

Peasants, Zamindars and the

state

Kings and chronicles

11

11

Comparison of medieval &

modern villages.

Visit to Agra.

September Revision / First Term Exam

BLUE PRINT

M Q T

2 3 6

4 6 24

7 3 21

8 3 24

5 (Map) 1 5

Project 20

TOTAL 100

13

BOOK-1 (40 Marks)

2 x 1 = 2

4 x 3 = 12

7 x 1 = 7

8 x 2 = 16

Map = 3 (Iden)

BOOK-2 (40 Marks)

2 x 2 = 4

4 x 3 = 12

7 x 2 = 14

8 x 1 = 8

Map = 2 (Location)

SECOND TERM

Month Ch.No. Topic No. of

Periods

Suggested Activity

October 10

11

12

Colonialism & countryside

Rebels and the Raj

Colonial Cities

10

10

12

• Study of Francis Buchanan’s

report.

• PPT on centres of revolt.

• Project on architecture of

Bombay.

Nov. 13

14

15

Mahatma Gandhi and

nationalist movement

Understanding partition

Framing the constitution

10

12

10

• Movie on Gandhiji, visit to

Gandhi museum.

• Group discussion on oral

testimonies.

• Visit to parliament house.

Dec. Revision for second term

Jan. Revision for Pre-Board

BLUE PRINT

M Q T

2 3 6

4 6 24

7 3 21

8 3 24

5 (Map) 1 5

Project 20

TOTAL 100

BOOK-2 (30 Marks)

2 x 2 = 4

4 x 2 = 8

7 x 1 = 7

8 x 1 = 8

Map = 3 (Idet.)

14

BOOK-3 (40 Marks)

2 x 1 = 2

4 x 3 = 12

7 x 2 = 14

8 x 1 = 8

Map = 2 (Location)

Pre-Board will be from the entire syllabus, blue print as per CBSE

POLITICAL SCIENCE FIRST TERM

Weightage

(Marks)

MONTH Name of Chapter

I

TER

M

II

TER

M

Pre-

Board

SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES/

ASSIGNMENTS

MARCH 1. The cold war era in World

Politics.

2. Disintegration of the

second world and collapse of

Bipolarity.

11

11

- As per

CBSE.

Map, Flow chart, Question

bank, Debate.

Map, Flow chart, Question

bank, Debate.

APRIL 3. US Dominance in World

politics.

4. Alternative centres of

Economic and Political

power.

5. South Asia in the Post

cold war era.

12

11

11

20

• Collage on US Hegemony

• Question bank

• Class presentation

1. EU

2. ASEAN

3. CHINA

• Flow chart

• Map Activity- Europe +

Asia

MAY 6. International organizations

in the Unipolar world.

7. Security in the

contemporary world

11

11

• Role play-India and

USA,UN,Security council

• Division of class and

discussion on the

traditional and non-

traditional notions of

security

• Case study

• Map Work

• Question bank

JULY 8. Environmental and natural

resource.

9. Globalisation and its

critics.

11

11

• Article writing

competition of political

tussle on Antarctica’s

Resources

• Debate on the positive and

negative impact of

globalization

• Question bank

15

BOOK-2

1. Era of one party

Dominance

• Manifesto’s of political

parties in India

• Question bank

AUGUST 2. Nation –Building and its

problems.

3. Politics of planned

Development.

4. India’s external relations.

5. Challenges to and

restoration of congress

system.

Chap-

1, 2 &

3

20

marks

08

08

• Discussion-Three

challenges of Nation

building

• Flowchart

• Debate-5 yrs planning-

Agriculture v/s Industry

• Flow chart

• Newspaper clippings of

India’s foreign relations

• Group presentation

• Question bank

SEPT. REVISION /

EXAMINATION

SECOND TERM

OCT. 6. Crises of the

Constitutional order.

7. Regional aspirations and

conflicts.

8. Rise of new social

movements.

10

08

08

• Debate on the necessity of

emergency

• Flow chart

• Presentation-J&K issue

• Flow chart

• Individual presentation

• Question bank

NOV. 9. Democratic upsurge and

coalition of politics.

10. Recent issues and

challenges .

10

08

• Collage on the role of

coalition government

• Question bank

• Debate on the Babri

Masjid issue

• Question bank

DEC. Revision + second term

examination

•

COMPUTER SCIENCE

FIRST TERM

MONTH WISE SYLLABUS MONTH

Name of Chapter Weight

age

No. of

Periods

SUGGESTED

ACTIVITIES/

ASSIGNMENTS

Mar-apr. Chapter 1 : C++ revision tour

Chapter 2 : Oop

Chapter 3 : Function overloading

Chapter 4 : Classes and objects

Chapter 5 : Constructors and destructors

Chapter 6 : Inheritance: extending classes

Chapter 7 : Data file handling

12

2

4

4

4

4

10

As per CBSE

50 theory

And 35

practical

Periods

Lab work

Page 86

Q19 , 20 , 22

Page 87

Q 23 , 24 , 25 , 26

, 27

Page132 q1

16

Page193

Q 1,2,3,4,5

Page 235

Q 5, 6,7,8

Page 288

Q23 ,24,25

Page344

Q1,2

Page 345 q 3,6,7

May-June Chapter 7 : Data file handling(cont...)

Chapter 8 : Pointers

6

5 th.

5 prac.

5 th.

0 prac.

Additional

functions dealing

with text

files/binary files

Page 407 q33 ,

34

July Chapter 9 : Arrays

Chapter 11 : Database concepts

12

4

5 th.

15 prac.

10 th.

Project work for

board exam can

be given

August Chapter 12 : SQL 8 15 th.

15 prac.

Sept. Revision/Examination

BLUE PRINT

Marks No. of questions Total

1 24 24

2 13 26

3 04 12

4 02 08

TOTAL 70

SECOND TERM

MONTH WISE SYLLABUS MONTH

Name of Chapter Weight

age

No. of

Periods

SUGGESTED

ACTIVITIES/

ASSIGNMENTS

Oct. Chapter 10 : linked lists , stacks and

queues

22 10 th.

0 prac.

Extensive

practical work

based on RDBMS

Nov. Chapter 13 : Boolean algebra

Chapter 14 : Communication and Network

concepts

From first term : Arrays, Database

Concepts, SQL

12

12

12+4+8

10 th.

0 prac.

Dec. Second term exam

(includes chapters 10,11,12,13,14 i.e.

Second term syllabus)

Powerpoint

presentation on

the topic by G-6

Jan. First pre board exam

(as per the board pattern and board

marking scheme)

Submission of

program file for

the board exams

17

Submission of

project work for

the board exams

BLUE PRINT

Chapter 1 mark 2 marks 3 marks 4 marks Total

Arrays 1 1 3 0 12

Database concepts 2 1 0 0 4

SQL 6 1 0 0 8

Linked list, Stack, Queue 2 6 0 2 22

Boolean Algebra 5 2 1 0 12

Communication & Network Concepts 8 2 0 0 12

TOTAL 24 13 04 02 70

INFORMATICS PRACTICS FIRST TERM Theory (70 marks)

Month Ch No. Name of the Chapter

1st

Term

2nd

Term

1 Computer Networking 10 05 March

2 Open Source Concepts 10 05

3 Java GUI programming 12 06 April

4 Basic of Object Oriented programming 14 07

May 5 Advanced Programming Concept 14 07

July 6 Database Connectivity to MYSQL 05 02

August 7 Web application development 05 03

September REVISION / EXAM

BLUE PRINT

Type of

questions

Marks per

question

Total no. of

questions

Total

marks

SA-I 1 16 16

SA-II 2 18 36

LA 6 3 18

TOTAL 37 70

SECOND TERM

8 MYSQL revision tour - 10 October

9 More on Database commands - 10

10 Advanced Database Concepts - 10 November

11 IT applications/ Project Completion

Revision

- 05

December Second Term Examination

January First Pre-board Examination

BLUE PRINT

18

Ch.

No.

Name of chapter SA-1

1 mark

SA-2

2 marks

LA-1

4 marks

LA-2

5 marks

Total

1 Computer Networking 1 2 - - 5

2 Open source concepts 1 2 - - 5

3 Java GUI programming 2 2 - - 6

4 Basic of object oriented programming 1 1 1 - 7

5 Advanced programming concept 1 1 1 - 7

6 Database connectivity to MYSQL - 1 - - 2

7 Web application development 1 1 - - 3

8 MYSQL revision tour 1 2 - 1 10

9 More on database commands 1 - 1 1 10

10 Advanced database 3 1 - 1 10

11 IT Applications 3 1 - - 5

TOTAL 15 28 12 15 70

PRACTICAL

S.No. Term Content Marks

1. First Term Java program(any two) (20 marks)

�HTML web page creation.

�Database Connectivity.

�Java application using Swing controls

Project File : 5 marks

Viva : 5 marks

30

2. Second Term Problem Solving using Java (10 marks)

MySQL queries (4marks)

Practical File (6marks)

Project File (4 marks)

Viva (6 marks)

30

HOME SCIENCE FIRST TERM

Month Unit Topic No. of

Periods

March VI

IV

Career options after H.Sc.

My Apparel

Clothing in relation to personality

2

6

IV Selection of clothes and fabrics 6

Care of clothes 6

April

V Community development and extension 10

May II Nutrition for self and family 6

June II Meal modification 6

II Hygiene in food handling 3

Food adulteration 4

July

V Safe drinking water (contd.) 3

III Family income and expenditure 5

Savings and investments 7

August

Consumer protection and ed. 5

Sept. Revision and Exam

19

FIRST TERM EXAM MARKING SCHEME

UNIT TOPIC MARKS

II Nutrition for self and family 20

III Money management 20

IV My apparel 20

V Career options after H.Sc.Ed. 5

VI Community Development and Extension 5

TOTAL 70

SECOND TERM

Month Unit Topic No. of

Periods

I Know yourself-understanding adolescence 4

Cognitive development 5

Social & Emotional development 4

Oct.

Heredity & environment 3

I Problems of adolescents 3

Preparing for career 3

Nov.

Population Ed. 3

Dec. Revision and Examination

SECOND TERM EXAM MARKING SCHEME

UNIT TOPIC MARKS

I Know yourself-understanding adolescence 30

III Savings & Investment 10

II Nutrition for self and family

Diet modification

15

IV Clothing in relation to personality

Care of clothes

15

TOTAL 70

PRE BOARDS MARKING SCHEME

UNIT MARKS

Unit-1 15

Unit-2 15

Unit-3 15

Unit-4 20

Unit-5 3

Unit-6 2

TOTAL 70

Blue Print same as First Term.

20

PHYSICAL EDUCATION FIRST TERM

MARKS MONTH CHAPTER TOPIC

IST

TERM

IIND

March Ch-1 Sports Environment and Society 15 6

April & May Ch-2

Ch-3

Adventure sports and leadership

Sports and nutrition

15

10

5

6

July Ch-4

Ch-5

Planning in sports

Postures

10

10

5

6

August Ch-6 Children and sports 10 7

September Revision & First Term Exam

SECOND TERM

MARKS MONTH CHAPTER TOPIC

IST

TERM

IIND

August Ch-7 Test and Measurement in sports 7

October Ch-8

Ch-9

Physiology and sports

Biomechanics and sports

7

7

November Ch-10

Ch-11

Psychology and sports

Training in sports

7

7

December Revision & Final Examination

BLUE PRINT

M Q T

1 10 10

2 8 16

3 8 24

5 4 20

TOTAL 70

Note : Second term, complete syllabus will come as per CBSE guidelines.

SOCIOLOGY

FIRST TERM

Month Chapter Topic Marks

Weightage

(BOOK-I)

MARCH

APRIL /MAY

1

2

3

4

- Introducing Indian society

- The demographic structure of the Indian society

- Social Institutions: Continuity and change

- The market as a social institution

Non-evaluative

10

10

10

JULY 5

6

7

- Patterns of social inequality and exclusion

- The challenges of cultural diversity

- Suggestions for practical work

15

15

Non-evaluative

(BOOK-II) 1 - Structural Change 10

21

AUGUST 2 - Cultural Change 10

SEPTEMBER Revision/Exam

Note : Project work - 20 marks.

Statement of the purpose – 5 marks

Methodology/ technique – 5 marks

Framing of questions – 5 marks

Viva – 5 marks

BLUE PRINT

M Q T

2 14 28

4 7 28

6 4 24

TOTAL 80

SECOND TERM

Month Chapter Topic Marks

Weightage

(BOOK-II)

OCTOBER

3

4

5

- The story of Indian Democracy

- Change and Development in rural society

- Change and development in urban society

10

10

10

NOVEMBER 6

7

8

- Globalisation and social change

- Mass media and communications

- Social Movements

10

10

10

DECEMBER Revision/Exam

[TO BE

INCLUDED

FROM THE

FIRST TERM

IN THE

SECOND

TERM EXAM

5

6 - Patterns of social inequality & exclusion

- Challenges of cultural diversity

10

10

Note : Project work - 20 marks.

Research questions/ hypothesis – 5 marks

Detailed procedure for implementation of technique – 5 marks

Limitations of above technique – 5 marks

Viva – 5 marks

PRE-BOARD / BOARD

Month Chapter Topic Marks

Weightage

(BOOK-I)

INDIAN

SOCIETY

1

2

3

4

5

6

- Introducing Indian society

- The demographic structure of the Indian

society

- Social Institutions: Continuity and change

- The market as a social institution

- Patterns of social inequality and exclusion

- Challenges to cultural diversity

Non-evaluative

06

06

06

06

08

22

7 - Suggestions for practical work Non-evaluative

(BOOK – II)

AUGUST

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

- Cultural Change

- Structural Change

- The story of democracy

- Change & development in rural society

- Change & development in industrial society

- Globalisation & social change

- Mass media & communications

- Social movements

06

06

06

06

06

06

06

06

BLUE PRINT

M Q T

2 14 28

4 7 28

6 4 24

TOTAL 80

PSYCHOLOGY

FIRST TERM

Month Unit Name of Chapter

Bridge course

Weightage Activity related to

practical or case

profile

Weightage

Pre-Board

Final Exam

March &

April

1 Variations in Psychological

attributes

15 Background of

psychological

testing

May &

June

2 Self and personality 15 Intelligence test

- project: PPT on

approaches to

personality.

Chapter-1, 2

19 marks

3 Meeting lifes’ challenges 07 Personality Test July

4 Psychological Disorders 10 Introduction to case

profile

Chapter-3, 4

24 marks

5 Therapeutic approaches 15 Adjustment test August

6 Attitude and social

cognition

08 Aptitude test

September Revision and first term

examination

70

October 7 Social influence and group

processes

Attitude test

Chapter-5, 6, 7

15 marks

November 8

9

Psychology and life

Applied psychology and

supplementary notes

revision

Presentation by

students on topics

given before hand

Profile and

checking

Chapter-8, 9

12 marks

December Revision & Final

Examination

23

SECOND TERM

Distribution of Marks for the various exams

Unit Chapter Marks Practical

1 Variations in Psychological attributes 8

2 Self and personality 8

6 Attitude and social cognition 12 Attitude testing

4 Psychological disorders 8

7 Social influence and group processes 12

8 Psychology and life 12 Case profile

9 Applied psychology 10 Viva Practice

TOTAL 70

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