MONTHLY SYLLABUS FOR CLASS XII (2018-19) · 2019-05-03 · MONTHLY SYLLABUS FOR CLASS – XII...

MONTHLY SYLLABUS FOR CLASS – XII (2018-19)

SUBJECT: ENGLISH

APRIL 1. The last Lesson 2. Lost spring

3. My Mother at Sixty six (poem)

4. Deep water

MAY 5. The Rattrap

7. An Elementary School Classroom in a slum

Novel –Silas Marnar (1, 2)

Writing- Poster, Notice

JULY 6. Indigo

8. Keeping Quiet

9. A Thing of Beauty

Novel-3-6

Writing- Debate, Article

AUGUST 10. Going Places

11. The Tiger king

12. Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers

Novel (7-8)

SEPTEMBER 13. The Enemy

Novel : 9-10

Writing-Job Application

OCTOBER 14. Should Wizard hit mommy?

15. On the face of it.

Writing : Speech, Advertisements

NOVEMBER 16. Evan tries O-level

17. Memories of childhood

Novel (11-12)

DECEMBER Novel (13-21)

JANUARY Pre-boards

Revision for Boards

ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS

C.A 1 (CH 1-9), Notice, Poster, Novel (Ch. 1 & 2)

T.A 1 (CH 1-12) Debate, Article, Speech, Novel (Ch. 1 - 8)

Pre-Board – Whole Syllabus


SUBJECT: MATHEMATICS

APRIL & MAY : Ch 1. Relations & Functions

Ch 2. Inverse Trigonometric Functions

Ch 3. Matrices

Ch 4. Determinants

JULY: Ch 5. Continuity and Differentiability

Ch 6. Application of Derivatives

AUGUST: Ch 7. Integrals

SEPTEMBER: Ch 8. Application of Integrals

OCTOBER: Ch 9. Differential Equations

Ch 10. Vector Algebra

NOVEMBER: Ch 11. Three Dimensional Geometry

Ch-12. Linear Programming

Ch 13. Probability

DECEMBER: Revision

ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS

Class Assessment – I

Ch 1. Relations & Functions


Ch 3. Matrices

Ch 4. Determinants

Term Assessment - I

Ch 1. Relations & Functions


Ch 3. Matrices

Ch 4. Determinants

Ch 5. Continuity and Differentiability

Ch 6. Application of Derivatives

Ch 7. Integrals

Pre-Board – Whole Syllabus


SUBJECT: ACCOUNTANCY

APRIL - Accounting for Not- for- profit Organisation, Partnership firms and Companies

CH-1 Financial Statements of Not- for- profit Organisation

Financial Statement Analysis

CH-I Financial Statements of a Company

CH-2 Financial Statement Analysis

CH-3 Comparative Statements and Common-Size Statements

MAY - Financial Statement Analysis

CH-4 Accounting Ratios

CH-5 Cash Flow Statement Accounting for Not- for- profit Organisation, Partnership firms and Companies

Ch-2 Accounting for Partnership Firms

Goodwill: Nature and Valuation

JULY - Accounting for Not- for- profit Organisation, Partnership firms and Companies

CH-3 Change in Profit Sharing Ratio Among Existing Partners

CH-4 Admission Of a Partner

AUGUST Accounting for Not- for- profit Organisation, Partnership firms and Companies

CH-5 Retirement/ Death of a Partner

CH-6 Dissolution of a Partnership Firm

SEPTEMBER Accounting for Not- for- profit Organisation, Partnership firms and Companies

CH-7 Accounting for Share Capital

OCTOBER Accounting for Not- for- profit Organisation, Partnership firms and Companies

CH-7 Accounting for Share Capital (Cont.)

NOVEMBER Accounting for Not- for- profit Organisation, Partnership firms and Companies

CH-8 Issue of Debentures

CH-9 Redemption of Debentures

ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS

CLASS ASSESSMENT-I

Accounting for Not- for- profit Organisation, Partnership firms and Companies

CH-1 Financial Statements of Not- for- profit Organisation


Ch-1 to 5

TERM ASSESSMENT-I

Accounting for Not- for- profit Organisation, Partnership firms and Companies

Ch-1 to 5


Ch-1 to 5

PRE- BOARD

Whole Syllabus


SUBJECT: BUSINESS STUDIES

APRIL Ch-1. Nature and Significance of Management

Ch-2. Principles of Management

MAY Ch-3. Management and Business Environment

Ch-4. Planning

JULY Ch-5. Organising

Ch-6. Staffing

Project Work

AUGUST Ch-7. Directing

Project Work

SEPTEMBER Ch–8. Controlling

OCTOBER Ch–9. Financial Management

Ch-10. Financial Markets

NOVEMBER Ch–11. Marketing Management

Ch-12. Consumer Protection

ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS


Ch – 1. Nature and Significance of Management

Ch – 2. Principles of Management

Ch – 3. Management and Business Environment

Ch – 4. Planning

Term Assessment – I

Ch – 1. Nature and Significance of Management Ch – 2. Principles of Management

Ch – 3. Management and Business Environment

Ch – 4. Planning

Ch – 5. Organising

Ch – 6. Staffing

Ch – 7. Directing Ch – 8. Controlling

Pre-Board - Whole Syllabus


SUBJECT: ECONOMICS

APRIL Ch-1. Economics and economy Ch-2 . Central Problems of an Economy

Ch-3 & 4 Consumer Equilibrium (utility analysis & Indifference Curve Analysis)

MAY Ch-5. Theory of Demand Ch-6. Price Elasticity of Demand Ch-7. Production Function & Returns to a factor

JULY CH-8. Cost Concepts Ch-9. Revenue Concepts Ch-10. Producer Equilibrium

AUGUST CH-11. Theory of Supply Ch-12. Forms of Market CH-13. Market Equilibrium of Perfect Competition

SEPTEMBER Ch-1. Concepts of Macro Economics CH-2. Concepts of National Income Ch-3. Measurement of National Income (product & income method)

OCTOBER CH-3. Measurement of National Income (Expenditure method) CH-4. Money & Supply Ch-5. Banking Ch-6 Aggregate Demand & Supply

NOVEMBER CH-7. Determination of Equilibrium of Income & Output Ch-8. Deficient & Excess Demand Ch-9. Government Budget Ch-10. Foreign exchange rate Ch-11. Balance of payment

ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS

Class Assessment –I

Ch-1. Economics and economy Ch-2 . Central Problems of an Economy Ch-3 & 4 Consumer Equilibrium (utility analysis & Indifference Curve Analysis) Ch-5 Theory of Demand Ch-6 Price Elasticity of Demand Ch-7 Production Function & Returns to a factor

Term Assessment–I

Full Micro Economics

Pre-Board : Whole Syllabus


SUBJECT: INFORMATICS PRACTICES

APRIL L-1. COMPUTER NETWORKING

L-2. OPEN SOURCE CONCEPTS

MAY L-3. GUI PROGRAMMING – A REVIEW

JULY L-4. BASICS OF OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING

L-5. ADVANCED PROGRAMMING CONCEPTS

AUGUST L-6. DATA CONNECTIVITY

L-8. MySQL REVISION TOUR

SEPTEMBER - REVISION + ASSESSMENT

OCTOBER L-9. MORE ON DATABASES AND SQL

NOVEMBER L-10. ADVANCED RDBMS CONCEPTS

L-7. WEB APPLICATIONS

L-11. IT APPLICATIONS

DECEMBER REVISION + ASSESSMENT

JANUARY REVISION + ASSESSMENT

ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS


L-1. Computer Networking,

L-2. Open Source Concepts

L-3. GUI Programming – A Review

Term Assessment - I

L-1. Computer Networking,

L-2. Open Source Concepts

L-3. GUI Programming – A Review

L-4. Basics of Object Oriented Programming

L-5. Advanced Programming Concepts

L-6. Data Connectivity

Pre-Board : Complete Syllabus (Chapter 1 to 11)


SUBJECT: COMPUTER SCIENCE (C++)

APRIL & MAY Ch – 1. Revision Tour

Ch – 2. OOPS Concepts

Ch – 3. Function Overloading

Ch – 4. Classes and Objects

Ch – 5. Constructors and Destructors

Ch – 7. Data File Handling Ch – 11. Database Concepts

Ch – 12. SQL Commands

JULY Ch – 6. Inheritance Ch – 8. Pointers

Ch – 9. Arrays

AUGUST Ch – 10. Stacks and Queues

SEPTEMBER Revision for TA1

OCTOBER Ch – 13. Boolean Algebra

NOVEMBER Ch – 14. Networking

ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS


Ch – 1. Revision Tour Ch – 2. OOPS Concepts




Ch – 7. Data File Handling

Ch – 11. Database Concepts Ch – 12. SQL Commands


Ch – 1. Revision Tour Ch – 2. OOPS Concepts




Ch – 6. Inheritance

Ch – 7. Data File Handling Ch – 8. Pointers

Ch – 9. Arrays

Ch – 10. Stacks and Queues

Pre-Board Whole Syllabus


SUBJECT: HOME SCIENCE

APRIL & MAY Unit II: Nutrition for self, family and community

Unit I- Human Development-A life span approach

JULY Unit III-Money Management and consumer education

AUGUST Unit IV- Apparel: Designing, Selection and care

SEPTEMBER Unit V –Community development and extension.

OCTOBER Unit V –Community development and extension. (contd.)

NOVEMBER Unit VI-Career options after Home Science

DECEMBER Revision

ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS


Unit I and II

Summative Assessment - I

Unit I, II, III and IV



SUBJECT: PSYCHOLOGY

APRIL & MAY - Ch- 1- Variation in Psychological Attributes,

Ch. 2. Self and Personality,

Ch-3. Meeting life challenges,

Ch.4. Psychological disorders

JULY - Ch -5. Therapeutic Approaches

AUGUST – Ch- 6. Attitudes and social cognition

SEPTEMBER – Ch- 7. Social Influence and group processes

OCTOBER – Ch- 8. Psychology and Life

NOVEMBER – Ch- 9. Developing psychological skills

DECEMBER Revision

JANUARY Revision

ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS


Ch- 1. Variation in Psychological Attributes,

Ch. 2. Self and Personality

Ch. 3. Meeting life challenges


Ch- 1. Variation in Psychological Attributes,

Ch. 2. Self and Personality

Ch-3. Meeting life challenges

Ch-4. Psychological disorders

Ch-5. Therapeutic Approaches



SUBJECT: PHYSICAL EDUCATION

APRIL & MAY - Unit 1. Planning in Sports

Unit 2. Sports and Nutrition

JULY Unit 3. Yoga and Lifestyle

Unit 4. Physical Education and Sports for Differently-Abled (CWSN )

AUGUST Unit 5. Children and Sports

Unit 6. Women and Sports

SEPTEMBER Unit 7. Test and measurement in sports

Unit 8. Physiology and sports

OCTOBER Unit 9. Sports Medicine

Unit 10. Kinesiology, Biomechanics and Sports

NOVEMBER Unit 11. Psychology and Sports

DECEMBER Unit 12. Training in Sports

JANUARY Revision

ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS


Unit 1. Planning in Sports

Unit 2. Sports and Nutrition

Unit 3. Yoga and Lifestyle


Unit 4. Physical Education and Sports for Differently-Abled (CWSN )

Unit 5. Children and Sports

Unit 6. Women and Sports

Unit 7. Test and measurement in sports



SUBJECT: PHYSICS

APRIL Ch-1 Electric field and charges

Ch-2 Electric potential and capacitance

MAY Ch-3 Current electricity

Ch-4 Magnetic effects of current

JULY Ch- 5 Magnetism & Matter

Ch-6 Elecctromagnetic induction (EMI)

AUGUST Ch- 7 Alternating current

Ch-8 Electromagnetic waves (EMW)

SEPTEMBER Ch- 9 Ray Optics

Ch- 10 Wave Optics

OCTOBER Ch- 11 Dual nature of matter and radiation

Ch-12 Atoms

Ch-13 Nuclei

NOVEMBER Ch-14 Electronic devices and Semiconductors

Ch-15 Communication

ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS

Class Assessment –I

Ch-1 Electric fields and charges, Ch-2 Electric potential and capacitance, Ch-3 Current electricity Term Assessment – I

Ch-1 Electric fields and charges, Ch-2 Electric potential and capacitance,

Ch-3 Current electricity, Ch-4 Magnetic effects of current, Ch-5 Magnetism & Matter, Ch-6 EMI,

Ch- 7 Alternating current



SUBJECT: CHEMISTRY

APRIL Ch –10. Haloalkanes and haloarenes

Ch-11. Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers

MAY Ch- 2. Solutions

Ch- 7. p-block elements

JULY Ch – 3. Electrochemistry

Ch- 12. Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids

AUGUST Ch- 4. Chemical kinetics

Ch- 6. General Principles of Isolation of Elements

Ch- 13. Organic compounds containing nitrogen

SEPTEMBER Ch-1. Solid State

OCTOBER Ch- 5. Surface Chemistry

Ch – 8. d- and f-block Elements

Ch – 9. Coordination Compounds

NOVEMBER Ch–14. Biomolecules,

Ch-15. Polymers

Ch- 16. Chemistry in Everyday Life

DECEMBER Revision

ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS


Ch–10. Haloalkanes and haloarenes Ch-11. Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers


Ch- 2. Solutions

Term Assessment - I

Ch –10. Haloalkanes and haloarenes Ch-11. Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers


Ch- 2. Solutions

Ch –3. Electrochemistry

Ch-12. Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids Ch- 4. Chemical kinetics

Ch- 6. General Principles and Processes of Isolation of Elements



SUBJECT: BIOLOGY

APRIL & MAY Unit VI : Reproduction

JULY Unit VII : Genetics and molecular biology

AUGUST Unit VII : Genetics and molecular biology (contd)

SEPTEMBER Unit VIII : Biotechnology

OCTOBER Unit IX : Biology in Human Welfare

NOVEMBER Unit X: Ecology

ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS

Class Assessment – I Unit 6: Reproduction

Term Assessment – I Unit 6: Reproduction

Unit 7: Genetics and molecular biology

Unit 8 : Biotechnology

Pre-Board : Full Syllabus


SUBJECT: HISTORY

APRIL Ch 1. Bricks, Beads and Bones

Ch 2. Kings, Farmers and Towns

MAY Ch 3. Kingship, Caste and Class

Ch 4. Thinkers, Beliefs and Buildings

JULY Ch 5. Through the eyes of Travellers

Ch 6. Bhakti Sufi Traditions

Ch 7. An Imperial Capital : Vijanagar

AUGUST Ch 8. Peasants, Zamindars and the State

Ch 9. Kings and Chronicles

Ch 10. Colonialism and the Countryside

SEPTEMBER Ch 11. Rebels and the Raj

OCTOBER Ch 12. Colonial Cities

Ch 13. Mahatma Gandhi and the Nationalist Movement

NOVEMBER Ch 14. Understanding Partition

Ch 15. Framing the Constitution

ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS

Class Assessment –I Ch 1. Bricks, Beads and Bones


Ch 3. Kingship, Caste and Class


Term Assessment– I Ch 1. Bricks, Beads and Bones


Ch 3. Kingship, Caste and Class


Ch 5. Through the eyes of Travellers

Ch 6. Bhakti Sufi Traditions

Ch 7. An Imperial Capital : Vijanagar

Ch 8. Peasants, Zamindars and the State

Ch 9. Kings and Chronicles

Pre-Board Full Syllabus


SUBJECT: POLITICAL SCIENCE

Prescribed Books 1) Contemporary world politics (Book 1)

2) Politics in India since Independence (Book - 2)

APRIL Book 1 – Ch 1. Cold War Book 2 - Ch 1. Challenges to Nation Building Ch 2. Era of one party Dominance

Ch 3. Politics of Planned Development

MAY Book 2 - Ch 4. External Relations Ch 5. Challenges of restoring of Congress system Ch 6. The crisis of Democratic order

JULY Book 2 - Ch 7. Rise of popular Movement Ch 8. Regional Aspiration Ch 9. Recent Developments

AUGUST Book 1 – Ch 2. The end of bipolarity

Ch 3. U.S. Hegomany

Ch 4. Alternative centres of power

SEPTEMBER Book 1 – Ch 5. Contemporary South Asia

Ch 6. International organizations

OCTOBER Book 1 – Ch 7. Security in contemporary world

Ch 8. Environment and Natural Resources

NOVEMBER Book 1 – Ch 9. Globalization

ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS


Book 2 – Ch-1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Term Assessment - I

Book 2 - Ch – 1 - 9



SUBJECT: GEOGRAPHY

APRIL & - Unit– 1 Human Geography

Unit-2 People

Unit- 3 Human Activities

Unit– 7 People (INDIA)

MAY - Unit- 4 Transport, Communication and Trade

Unit-5 Human Settlement

Unit-8 Human Settlement(INDIA)

JULY - Unit-6 Maps and Diagrams

Practical

Unit– 8 Human Settlements

Unit-6 Maps and Diagrams

Practical

AUGUST - Unit– 9 Resource and Development

Unit-6 Maps and Diagrams

Practical

SEPTEMBER - Revision

OCTOBER - Unit-10 Transport, Communication and Trade

Unit-11 Geographical Perspective on Selected Issues and Problems

NOVEMBER - Revision

ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS

Class Assessment – I Unit-1, 2, 3 and 7

Term Assessment – I Unit-1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, and 9

Class Assessment – I I Unit-4, 5, 10, and 11

Pre-Board- Whole Syllabus


SUBJECT: SOCIOLOGY

APRIL & MAY - Ch.1- Introducing Indian Society

Ch.2- Demographic Structure and Indian Society

Ch.3- Social Institutions- Continuity and Change

Ch.4- Market as a Social Institution

JULY - Ch.5- Pattern of Social Inequality and Exclusion

Ch.6- Challenges of Cultural Diversity

AUGUST - Ch.8- Structural Change

Ch.9- Cultural Change

SEPTEMBER - Ch.10- The Story of Democracy

Ch.11- Change and Development in Rural Society

OCTOBER - Ch.12- Change and Development in Industrial Society

Ch.13- Globalization and Social Change

NOVEMBER - Ch.14- Mass Media and Communication

Ch.15- Social Movements

ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS

Class Assessment –I Ch 1, 2, 3

Term Assessment– I Ch 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9

Pre-Board Whole Syllabus (Ch- 1- 15)


SUBJECT: APPLIED ART SYLLABUS

APRIL & MAY - Unit – I

The Rajasthani and Pahari Schools of Miniature Painting

Origin and development

Poster Design - Layout, Lettering and Typography

JULY - Main features of Pahari Schools

Study of Pahari Paintings

Illustration – Introduction, Figure Composition

AUGUST - Unit – II

The Mughal and Deccan Schools of Miniature paintings

Origin and development

Poster Making ,Elements and Principles of composition

SEPTEMBER - Study of Deccan paintings and main features

Illustration,lettering assignment

OCTOBER - Unit – III

The Bengal School of Painting The Indian National Flag Illustration Poster Making

NOVEMBER - Unit – IV

The Modern Trends in Indian Art

Illustration, Poster design

DECEMBER The Modern Trends in Indian Art

Portfolio Submission

Revision

SUBJECT- APPLIED ART SYLLABUS ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS

Class Assessment –I Unit – I

Term Assessment– I Unit – I, II

Pre-Board- Whole Syllabus


SUBJECT: HINDI

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APRIL varjk & dkO; [kaM& ikB & 1- nsolsuk dk xhr] dkusZfy;k dk xhr

xn~; [kaM & ikB & 1- izse?ku dh Nk;k Le`fr

O;kogkfjd jpukRed ys[ku & vifBr xn~;ka’k o dkO;ka’k] vkys[k ys[ku] fuca/k ys[ku]

vfHkO;fDr vkSj ek/;e & ikB 3] 4

MAY varjk & dkO; [kaM & ikB & 2- xhr xkus nks eq>s] ljkst Le`fr

xn~; [kaM & ikB & 2- lqfefjuh ds euds] ikB & 3- dPpk fpV~Bk

varjky & ikB 1- lwjnkl dh >ksaiM+h

O;kogkfjd jpukRed ys[ku & fuca/k ys[ku] i= ys[ku] Qhpj ys[ku] vifBr xn~;ka’k o dkO;ka’k

vfHkO;fDr vkSj ek/;e & ikB 7

JULY varjk & dkO; [kaM & ikB & 7- Hkjr jke dk izse] in

ikB & 8- ckjgeklk] ikB & 9- in

xn~; [kaM+ & ikB & 4- laofn;k] ikB & 5- xka/kh] usg: vkSj ;kLlsj vjkQkr

varjky & ikB 2- vkjksg.k

O;kogkfjd jpukRed ys[ku & fuca/k ys[ku] i= ys[ku] vkys[k ys[ku


AUGUST varjk & xn~; [kaM & ikB & 6- y?kq dFkk,¡

dkO; [kaM & ikB & 4- cukjl] fn’kk

O;kogkfjd jpukRed ys[ku & fuca/k ys[ku] i= ys[ku] vkys[k ys[ku


SEPTEMBER varjk & dkO; [kaM & ikB & 5- ,d de] lR;

varjky & ikB 3- fcLdksgj dh ekVh

OCTOBER varjk & xn~; [kaM ikB & 7- tgk¡ dksbZ okilh ugha] ikB & 8- ;FkkLeS jksprs fo’oe~

dkO; [kaM & ikB 6- olar vk;k] rkM+ks

varjky & ikB & 4- viuk ekyok&[kkÅ&mtkMw lH;rk esa

O;kogkfjd jpukRed ys[ku & vifBr xn~;ka’k o dkO;ka’k] Qhpj ys[ku

NOVEMBER varjk & xn~; [kaM & ikB & 9- nwljk nsonkl

dkO; [kaM & ikB 11- dfoRr] loS;k


DECEMBER varjk & xn~; [kaM & ikB & 10- dqVt

O;kogkfjd ys[ku & vifBr xn~;ka’k o dkO;ka’k] i= o fuca/k ys[ku] Qhpj] vkys[kA

JANUARY iqujko`fRr

CLASS XII : SUBJECT- HINDI (2018-19)

ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS


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xn~; [kaM & ikB & 1] 2

varjky & ikB 1

vfHkO;fDr vkSj ek/;e & ikB 3] 4

O;kogkfjd ys[ku & vkys[k ys[ku] i= ys[ku] vifBr xn~;ka’k o dkO;ka’kA

Term Assessment - I

varjk & dkO; [kaM & ikB & 1] 2] 3] 7] 8] 9

xn~; [kaM & ikB & 1 ls 5

varjky & ikB 1] 2

vfHkO;fDr vkSj ek/;e & ikB 3 ls 6

O;kogkfjd ys[ku & vifBr xn~;ka’k o dkO;ka’k] i= ys[ku] fuca/k ys[ku] vkys[k ys[ku] Qhpj ys[kuA

Pre Board : laiw.kZ ikB~;dze

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