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SANT NIRANKARI PUBLIC SCHOOL SYLLABUS(2020-2021)

CLASS XI ARTS STREAM

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TERM - I

MONTH WEEK BOOK/SECTION CHAPTER /TOPIC

April,2020 I & 2 - -

3 SNAPSHOTS READING WRITING

L - 1 The Summer Of The Beautiful White Horse

Unseen Passage / Poem

Notice

4 HORNBILL GRAMMAR

L-1 The Portrait Of A Lady

A Photograph (Poem)

Determiners - Integrated Grammar Practice

May,2020 1 HORNBILL The Laburnum Top (Poem)

2 HORNBILL

L - 2 We're Not Afraid To Die …..If We Can All Be Together

3 SNAPSHOTS WRITING SKILLS

L - 2 The Address Letter To The Editor Advertisements (Classifieds & Commercials)

4 ------ ---------

JULY,2020 1 HORNBILL L - 3 Discovering Tut - The Saga Continues Voice Of the Rain (Poem)

2 HORNBILL

READING SKILLS

L - 4 Landscape Of The Soul Note Making & Summary Writing


L- 3 Ranga's Marriage Article Writing Speech Writing

4 WRITING SKILLS GRAMMAR

Business Letters (Making Enquiry & Giving Information) Tenses - Integrated Grammar Practice

AUGUST : PERIODIC ASSESSMENT- I

AUGUST, 2020

1 GRAMMAR Integrated Grammar Practice

2 HORNBILL

L - 5 The Ailing Planet : The Green Movement's Role

HISTORY

Month Name of the Chapter Week Topic cover

L-1 From the beginning of time III week

The precursors of modern human beings,

modern human beings. Early human :

ways of obtaining food, early human :

3 SNAPSHOTS READING SKILLS

L - 4 Albert Einstein At School Unseen Passage / Poem Note Making & Summary Writing

4 HORNBILL

WRITING SKILLS

L - 5 Mother's Day Business Letters (Placing Orders. Cancellation Of Order, Registering Complaints)

SEPTEMBER : Periodic assessment - II : (SYLLABUS APRIL TO AUGUST)

TERM - II

SEPTEMBER,2020

1 REVISION

2 -

3 -

4 WRITING SKILLS GRAMMAR

Job Application With Bio Data/ Resume Modals - Integrated Grammar Practice

OCTOBER, 2020

1 HORNBILL Childhood (Poem)

2 SNAPSHOTS L - 6 The Ghat Of The Only World


L - 7 Birth Debate

4 HORNBILL WRITING SKILLS

L - 6 Browning Version Father To Son (Poem) Poster Making

NOVEMBER, 2020

1 HORNBILL

WRITING SKILLS

L - 7 The Adventure Report Writing

2

HORNBILL

WRITING SKILLS

L - 8 Silk Road Letter To School Authorities Regarding Admissions, School Issues, Requirements, Suitability Of Courses Etc.

3 SNAPSHOTS L - 8 The Tale Of Melon City

4 GRAMMAR Change Of Voice - Integrated Grammar Practice

DECEMBER,2020

REVISION

DECEMBER : PERIODIC ASSESSMENT - III

JANUARY , 2021

REVISION

FEBRUARY, 2021

FINAL EXAMINATION (Full Syllabus April' 2020 -Nov' 2020)

April

from trees to caves and open air sites :

early human : making tools.

L-1 From the beginning of time IV week Modes of communication : language and

Art, early encounters with hunter-

gatherers in Africa, hunter-gatherer

societies-from the present to the past.

May

L-2 writing and city life I week The significance of urbanism, movement

of goods into cities, the development of

writing, the system of writing, Literacy,

the uses of writing,

L-2 writing and city life

II week

Urbanization in southern Mesopotamia,

Temples and Kings, Life in the city, A

trading town in a Pastoral zone, Cities in

Mesopotamian culture, the Legacy of

writing.

Revision III week Revision

June Summer vacation Summer vacation

July

L-3 An empire across three

continents

I week The Early Empire, The third crisis,

gender, Literacy, Culture, Economic

expansion, Controlling workers, Social

hierarchies, Late Antiquity.

L-4 the central Islamic lands II week Rise of Islam in Arabia: Faith, community

and politics, the caliphate: Expansion,

civil wars and sect formation: The

Umayyads and Centralisation of polity.

L-4 the central Islamic lands III week The Abbasid Revolution, Break-up of the

caliphate and the rise of sultanates: The

Crusades, economy agriculture,

urbanisation and commerce, learning and

culture.

Revision IV week Revision

AUGUST PERIODIC ASSESSMENT I

L-5 Nomadic empire I week Introduction, Social and Political

background. The career of Genghis

khan. The Mongols after Genghis khan.

L-5 Nomadic empire II week Social political and military organization,

conclusion: Situating Genghis khan and

Mongols in world history.

August

L-6 The three others III week An introduction to Feudalism, France and

England, The three orders, The Second

order: The nobility, The Manorial Estate,

The Knights, The First order: The clergy,

monks, The Church and Society, The

Third order: Peasants, Free and Unfree,

England, Factors affecting Social and

Economic Relations.

L-6 The three others IV week The Environment, Land use, New

Agriculture Technology, A Fourth order?

New Towns people, Cathedral-Towns,

The Crisis of the Fourteenth Century,

Political changes, Social unrest.

September Revision and PERIODIC

ASSESSMENT II

October

L-7 changing cultural traditions I week The Revival of Italian Cities, Universities

and Humanism, The Humanist view of

History, Science and Philosophy: The

Arabs’ Contribution, Artists and Realism,

Architecture.

L-7 changing cultural traditions II week The First printed books, A new concept of

Human being, The aspirations of women.

Debates within Christianity, The

copernicon Revolution, Reading the

Universe, Renaissance in the Century.

L-8 conerontation of cultures III week Communities of the Caribbean and

Brazil, The State system of Central and

south America, The Aztecs, the Mayas,

the Incas of Peru, Voyages of Exploration

by Europeans.

L-8 conerontation of cultures IV week The Atlantic Crossing, Spain establishes

on Empire in America, Cortes and the

Aztecs, Pizarro and the Incas, Cabral and

Brazil, Conquest, Colonies and the Slave

Trade.

L-9 The Industrial revolution I week Why Britain? Towns, Trade and Finance,

Coal and iron, Cotton, spinning and

Weaving, Steam Power, Canals and

Railways, Who were the Changed lives,

L-9 The Industrial revolution II week The Workers, Women, Children and

Industrialization, Protest Movements,

Reform through laws, The debate on the

‘Industrial Revolution’.

November

L-10 Displacing Indigenous peoples III week European Imperialism, North America,

The Native Peoples, Encounters with

Europeans, Encounter with Europeans

Mutual Perceptions.

L-10 Displacing Indigenous peoples IV week The Native peoples lose their land, the

Gold Rush, and the Growth of Industries,

Constitutional Rights, The Winds of

Change, Australia.

December

L-11 paths to modernisation I week Introduction, Japan- The Political

System, The Meiji Restoration,

Modernising the Economic, Industrial

Workers, Aggressive Nationalism,

‘Westernization’ and ‘Tradition’, Daily

Life, ‘Overcoming Modernity’, After

Defeat: Re-emerging as a Global

Economic power.

L-11 paths to modernisation II week China-Establishing the Republic, The

Rise of the Communist Party of China,

Establishing the New Democracy, 1946-

65, Conflicting visions: 1965-78, Reforms

from 1978, The story of Taiwan, Two

Roads to Modernisation.

PERIODIC ASSESSSMENT III

January REVISION

February FINAL EXAMINATION

POLITICAL SCIENCE

Month Name of the chapter Week Topic cover

April Part-A Indian Constitution at

Work

III week

The making if the Constitution, the

Constituent Assembly, Procedural

Achievements and Philosophy of the

Constitution. L-1 Constitution why to how

Part-B Political Theory IV week

What is Politics? What do we study in

political Theory? Putting political Theory

to practice. Why should we study political

Theory?

L-1 Philosophy of the

Constitution

May

Part-A Indian Constitution at

Work

I week

Are Constitution static? The procedure to

amend the Constitution. Why have there

been so many Amendments. L-2 Constitution as a living

Document


Work

II week

Basic Structure and Evolution of the

Constitution. Constitution as a Living

Document.

L-2 Constitution as a living

Document

Part-B

Political Theory III week The ideal of Freedom. What is Freedom?

Why do we need Constraints? Harm

principle. Negative and Positive Liberty.

L-3 Freedom

June Summer vacation Summer vacation

July Part-A

Indian Constitution at

Work

I week

The Importance of Rights, Fundamental

Rights in the Indian Constitution,

Directive Principles of State Policy

Relationship Between Fundamental

Rights and Directive Principles. L-3 Rights in the Indian

Constitution

Part-B

Political Theory II week

Significance of Equality. What is

Equality? Various dimensions of equality.

How Can we promote Equality?

L-4 Equality

III week Revision

IV week Revision

AUGUST : PERIODIC ASSESSMENT I

August Part-A Indian Constitution at

Work

I week

Elections and Democracy, Elections

system in India, Reservation of

Constituencies, free and fair Elections,

Electoral Reforms. L-4 Elections and Representation


Part-B Political Theory II week What is Justice? Just Distribution. Justice

fairness. Pursing Social Justice. L-5 Social Justice


Work

III week What is an Executive? Difference Types

of Executive: Parliamentary Executive in

India, Prime Minister and Council of

Ministers. Permanent Executive:

Bureaucracy.

L-5 Executive

Part-B Political Theory IV week

L-6 Rights What are Rights? Where do Rights come

from? Legal Rights and the State. Kinds

of Rights. Rights and Responsibilities.

SEPTEMBER : PERIODIC ASSESSMENT II

September Part-A Indian Constitution at

Work

I week

Why do we need a parliament? Two

Houses of parliament. Functions and

power of the parliament, Legislative

functions control over executive.

Parliamentary committees. Self-

regulation.

L-6 Legislature

Part-B Political Theory II week Nations and Nationalism, National Self-

determination, Nationalism and

Pluralism. L-7 nationalism

Revision and exam III week Revision and exam

Part-B Political Theory IV week What is Citizenship? Citizen and Nation,

Universal Citizenship, Global Citizenship. L-8 Citizenship

October Part-A Indian Constitution at

Work

III week Why do we need an Independent

Judiciary? Structure of the Judiciary

Judicial Activism, Judiciary and Rights,

Judiciary and Parliament.

L-7 Judiciary

Revision IV week Revision

November Part-B Political Theory I week

What is Secularism? What is Secular

State? The Western and the Indian

approaches to secularism. Criticisms and

Rationale of Indian secularism.

L-9 secularism

Part-B Political Theory II week What is peace? Can violence ever

promote peace? Peace and the state.

Different Approaches to the pursuit of

peace. Contemporary Challenges to

peace.

L-10 Peace


Part-

A


Work

III week What is Federalism? Federalism in the

Indian Constitution, Federalism with a

L-8 Federalism strong Central Government, conflicts In

India’s federal system, Special

Provisions.

December Part-

B

Political Theory I week

What is development? Criticism of the

dominant Development Model.

Alternative conceptions of development.

L-11 Development

Part-

A


Work

II week Why do we need Local Governments?

Growth of Local Government in India,

73rd and 74th Amendments,

implementation of 73rd and 74th

Amendments.

L-9 local Governments

DECEMBER : PERIODIC ASSESSMENT III

JANUARY REVISION

FEBRUARY FINAL EXAMINATION

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

NAME OF THE MONTH

WEEK NAME OF THE CHAPTER

APRIL WEEK 3 CH – 1 Changing Trends and Career in Physical Education

CH – 1 Changing Trends and Career in Physical Education

WEEK 4 CH – 2 Olympic Value Education

CH – 2 Olympic Value Education

MAY WEEK 1 CH – 3 Physical Fitness Wellness and Lifestyle

WEEK 2 CH – 3 Physical Fitness Wellness and Lifestyle

JULY WEEK 1 CH – 4 Physical Education and Sports for (CWSN)

WEEK 2 CH – 4 Physical Education and Sports for (CWSN)

WEEK 3 CH – 5 Yoga

WEEK 4 CH – 5 Yoga

AUGUST : PERIODIC ASSESSMENT I

AUGUST WEEK 1 CH – 6 Physical Activity and Leadership

WEEK 2 CH – 6 Physical Activity and Leadership



SEPTEMBER : PERIODIC ASSESSMENT II

SEPTEMBER REVISION + MID TERM EXAMS + MID TERM PHYSICAL PRACTICAL

WEEK 1 CH – 7 Test and Measurement




OCTOBER WEEK 1 CH – 8 Fundamentals of Anatomy, Physiology and Kinesiology in Sports

WEEK 2 CH – 8 Fundamentals of Anatomy, Physiology and Kinesiology in Sports



NOVEMBER WEEK 1 CH – 9 Psychology and Sports

WEEK 2 CH – 9 Psychology and Sports



DECEMBER WEEK 1 CH – 10 Training and Doping in Sports

WEEK 2 CH – 10 Training and Doping in Sports



DECEMBER : PERIODIC ASSESSMENT III

JANUARY REVISION

FEBRUARY FINAL EXAMS

PAINTING

April

Week 1

● Portfolio making

● An Introductory of Art Primary, Secondary and Tertiary colour chart

Week 2

● Pre-Historic Rock Paintings

● A roaring animal

● Wizard dance

● Still life single object drawing anatomy

Week 3 –

● Sheet 1- Still life drawing single object -pencil shading & water colour

● Water colour technique (demonstration)

Week 4 –

Art of Indus valley civilization

● Characteristics of civilization

● Unicorn - Bull seal

● Dancing girl

● Mother Goddess

● Male Torso

● Painted Earthenware

May Week 1

● Sheet no. 2 Still life composition

Week 2 -

● Sheet 3 Still life composition

● Test – A roaring animal

● Wizard Dance

Week 3 –

● Test- Unicorn Bull Seal

o Dancing girl

● Mother Goddess

● Male Torso

● Painted Earthenware

July Week 1 –

● Sheet 4 Fruit composition

● Water colour

Week 2 –

● Buddhist art introduction

● Jain Tirthankara

● Lion Capital

Week 3-

● Chauri Bearer

● Bodhistava Head

● Seated Buddha

● Seated Buddha (Sarnath

Week 4-

● sheet no. 5 Still life composition

● Portfolio submission/ assessment with 5 sheets

August

Periodic assessment I

Week 1 –

● TEST- Buddhist art

● Jain Tirthankara

● Lion Capital

Week 2 –

● Chauri Bearer

● Bodhistava Head

● Seated Buddha

● Seated Buddha (Sarnath)

Week 3 –

● sheet 6 - Nature study anatomy

● Landscape with pencil shading /pencil colours/water colours

Week 4

● Sheet no. 7 Landscape with water colours

Viva question discussion

● What is Art?

● What is Sculpture?

● What is objective art?

● What is folk art?

● What is tone ?

● What is texture?

● What is rythem ?

● What is harmony?

● What is form

●

September

Periodic Assessment II

Week 1-

● Sheet no. 8 Landscape with water colours

Week 2-

● Sheet no. 9 Human face and figure anatomy (face and body)

Week 3 –

● sheet no. 10 Human face portrait

Week 4

● Portfolio submission assessment with ten sheets

October Week 1 –

● Introduction

● Characteristics of Ajanta paintings

Week 2 –

● Boddhistava Padmapani

● Mara Vijay

Week 3 -

● Test- Jain Tirthankara

o Lion Capital

o Chauri Bearer

o Bodhistava head

Week 4 -

● Sheet no. 11 Perspective view

November Week 1 -

● Temple sculpture bronzes and artistic aspect of Indo-Islamic architecture

● South India sculpture

● Kendariya Mahadev Temple

Week 2 -

● Descent of Ganga

● Ravana shaking mount Kailash

● Trimurti

Week 3 -

● Mother and child

● Cymbal player

● Natraj

● Uma (Parvati) / Devi

December

Periodic Assessment III

Week 1 -

Sheet no. 12 composition Drawing

Week 2 –

Composition colouring

Week 3 -

Some artistic aspects of Indo Islamic Architecture

● Qutub Minar

● Taj Mahal

● Gol Gumbaj

Week 4 -

Portfolio Submission / assessment with 12 sheets

January = viva questions

● What is proportion ?

● What is balance ?

● What is symmetry ?

● What is perspective ?

● What is vanishing point ?

● What is Landsape ?

● What is portrait ?

● What is mosaic ?

● What is collage ?

⮚ Test and revision

February = Final Examination

INFORMATICS PRACTICES

MONTH CHAPTER NAME WEEK TOPIC COVERED

APRIL CH-1 COMPUTER SYSTEM

WEEK-3

CHAPTER DISCUSSION

CHAPTER DISCUSSION AND QUES/ANS

WEEK-4

CHAPTER DISCUSSION

CH-11 INTRODUCTION TO THE EMERGING TRENDS CHAPTER DISCUSSION AND QUES/ANS

MAY

CH-10 RELATIONAL DATABASES AND STRUCUTRED QUERY LANGUAGE(SQL) WEEK-1

CHAPTER DISCUSSION AND PRACTICAL DEMO

WEEK-2 PRACTICAL

JULY

CH-10 RELATIONAL DATABASES AND STRUCUTRED QUERY LANGUAGE(SQL)-CONTD..... WEEK-1


WEEK-2 PRACTICAL

CH-2 GETTING STARTED WITH PYTHON WEEK-3 CHAPTER DISCUSSION

WEEK-4 CHAPTER DISCUSSION AND QUES/ANS

PERIODIC ASSESSMENT-I CH-1,11

AUGUST

CH-3 PYTHON PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS WEEK-1


WEEK-2 PRACTICAL AND QUES/ANS

CH-4 CONDITIONAL AND LOOPING CONSTRUCTS WEEK-3



SEPTEMBER

PERIODIC ASSESSMENT-II CH-2,3,4,10

CH-4 CONDITIONAL AND LOOPING CONSTRUCTS WEEK-4 PRACTICAL ASSIGNMENT

OCTOBER

CH-4 CONDITIONAL AND LOOPING CONSTRUCTS(CONTD..) WEEK-1



CH-5 STRINGS IN PYTHON WEEK-3 CHAPTER DISCUSSION AND PRACTICAL DEMO


NOVEMBER

CH-6 LIST MANIPULATION WEEK-1



CH-7 DICTIONARY

WEEK-3 CHAPTER DISCUSSION AND PRACTICAL DEMO


DECEMBER

PERIODIC ASSESSMENT-III CH-4,5,6

CH-8 INTRODUCTION TO PYTHON MODULES WEEK-1



CH-9 NUMPY

WEEK-3 CHAPTER DISCUSSION AND PRACTICAL DEMO


JANUARY REVISION

FEBRUARY REVISION

FINAL EXAM CH-4 TO 10

ECONOMICS

MONTH WEEK NAME OF THE LESSON TOPIC COVERED

APRIL THIRD STATISTICS

L-1 CONCEPT OF ECONOMICS AND SIGNIFICANCE OF STATISTICS IN ECONOMICS 1. Concept of economics

2. Three distinct Components of Economics

3. Def of Statistics and it Features and Characteristics

4. Scope of Stats , Its Limitations and Importance

THIRD MICRO L-1 ECONOMICS AND ECONOMICS

1. Concept of Economics, Micro and Macro Economics.

2. Positive and Normative Economics

L-2 CENTRAL PROBLEMS OF AN ECONOMY 1. Economic problem, Causes ,

2. Central Problems of an economy

3. Solutions to problems in different economies.

4. Production Possibility Curve

FOURTH

MICRO L-2 CENTRAL PROBLEMS OF AN ECONOMY

1. Concept of Opportunity cost

2. Concept of Marginal Cost

3. Production Possibility Curve

FOURTH STATISTICS L-2 COLLECTION OF

DATA 1. Primary and Secondary sources of data

2. Differences between Primary and secondary data

3. How Basic Primary Data is collected.

1. Mailing and Questionariers method

2. Sources of Secondary Data

MAY FIRST STATISTICS

L-3 CENSUS AND SAMPLE METHOD OF COLLECTION OF DATA

1. Concept of Census Method

2. Suitability of census method

3. Merits and Demerits of Census method

4. Concept of Sample Method

5. Suitability of Sample Method

6. Merits and Demerits of Sample Method.

SECOND STATISTICS

L-3 CENSUS AND SAMPLE METHOD OF COLLECTION OF DATA 1. Various methods of Sampling

2. Various methods of sampling their suitability,

3. Merits and Demerits of various methods of sampling

JULY FIRST STATISTICS L-4 ORGANISATION OF DATA

1. Classification of Data

2. Objectives and Characteristics of Data

3. Concept of Variable

4. Conversion of Raw data into Statistical series

SECOND STATISTICS L-4 ORGANISATION OF DATA 1. Types of Frequency distribution

2. Miscellaneous Illustrations at the back of the Chapter

3. Frequency Curve

L-5 Presentation of Data-Textual and Tabular 1. Textual presentation

2. Tabular Presentation.

THIRD MICRO L-3 Consumer Equilibrium -Cardinal Utility Approach 1. Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility

2. Consumers Equilibrium in case of One commodity

3. Consumers Equilibrium in case of two commodity.

MICRO L-4 Consumer Equilibrium-Ordinal Utility Approach 1. Indifference Curve

2. Marginal Rate of Substitution

3. Indifference Map and Monotonic Preference

4. Properties or Characteristics of Indifference Curve

5. Budget set and Budget Line

6. Conditions of Consumer Equilibrium

FOURTH MICRO L-5 DEMAND 1. Demand , Demand Curve and its Slope

2. Law of Demand

3. Reasons behind Law of Demand

4. Movements and Shifts along Demand Curve

5. Determinants of Demand

6. Market Demand

PERIODIC ASSESSMENT - I

AUGUST FIRST HISTORY

L-6 Diagrammatic Presentation of Data Bar-Diag and Pie Diag 1. Bar Diagrams , Its Features

2. Types of Bar Diagrams

3. Pie Diagrams

SECOND PERIODIC ASSESSMENT-I SYLLABUS( STATS- L-1,2,3) (MICRO L-1,2)

THIRD STATISTICS

L-7 FREQUENCY DIAGRAMS:HISTOGRAMS, POLYGON AND OGIVE 1. Histogram

2. Polygon

3. Frequency Curve

4. Ogive or Cumulative Frequency Curve

5. Miscellaneous Illustrations

MICRO L-5 Elasticity of Demand 1. Price Elasticity of Demand

2. Degrees of Price Elasticity of Demand

3. Factors affecting Price Elasticity of Demand.

FOURTH MICRO L-7 Production Function and Returns to a factor

1. Short run and long run production functions

2. Total Production, Average Product and Marginal Product

3. Law of Variable Proportion

4. Shapes of TP, AP, MP curves.

STATISTICS L-8 ARITHMETIC LINE-GRAPHS AND TIME SERIES GRAPH

1. One Variable time series graph

2. Two Variable Time Series Graph

PERIODIC ASSESSMENT-II SYLLABUS COVERED FROM APRIL TO AUGUST (09.09.20 TO 22.09.20)

SEPTEMBER FOURTH

STATISTICS L-9 MEASURES OF CENTRAL TENDENCY- ARITHEMATIC MEAN 1. What is central tendency

2. Arithmetic Mean

3. Individual Series- Direct Method.

4. Discrete Series- Direct, Shortcut, Step Deviation Method.

OCTOBER FIRST STATISTICS

L-9 MEASURES OF CENTRAL TENDENCY- ARITHEMATIC MEAN 1. Frequency Distribution Series

2. Direct, Short cut and step deviation method

L-10 MEASURES OF CENTRAL TENDENCY- MEDIAN AND MODE 1. Individual Series and the Median

2. Discrete Series and the median

3. Frequency Distribution and the median

4. Cumulative Frequency Distribution and the median

5. Graphical Presentation of Median

SECOND STATISTICS

L-10 MEASURES OF CENTRAL TENDENCY- MEDIAN AND MODE

1. Calculation of Mode in Individual Series

2. Calculation of Mode in Discrete Series

3. Calculation of Mode in Frequency Distribution Series

THIRD

L-10 MEASURES OF CENTRAL TENDENCY- MEDIAN AND MODE

1. Calculation of Mode when calss Intervals are unequal

2. Relationship among Mean, Median and Mode.

NOVEMBER FIRST STATISTICS

L-11 MEASURES OF DISPERSION 1.Calculation of Range in three series.

2. Interquartile Range and Quartile Deviation

3. Mean Deviation

4. Standard Deviation

SECOND MICRO L-8 CONCEPT OF COST 1. Meaning of cost

2. Short Run Cost

L-9 CONCEPT OF REVENUE 1. Revenue

2. Relationship between MR and AR

3. Shape of Revenue curves under Perfect Competition

4. Shape of TR, AR and MR

THIRD MICRO l-10 PRODUCERS EQUILIBRIUM 1. MR-MC APPROACH

STATISTICS L-12 CORRELATION 1. Scattered Diagram

2. Karl Pearson’s Diagram

3. Spearman's Rank Correlation Coefficient

FOURTH STATISTICS L-13 INDEX NUMBERS 1. Construction of Simple Index Numbers

2. Construction of Weighted Index Numbers

3. Miscellaneous Illustrations

PERIODIC ASSESSMENT-III SYLLABUS COVERED FROM SEPTEMBER TO NOVEMBER (02.12.20 TO 10.12.20)

DECEMBER THIRD MICRO L-11 THEORY OF SUPPLY 1. Supply and Law of Supply

2. Change in Supply

3. Change in Quantity Supplied

4. Factors affecting supply of a commodity

5. Market Supply

6. Price Elasticity of Supply

7. Degree of Price Elasticity of Supply

FOURTH MICRO L-11 FORMS OF MARKET 1. Perfect Competition

2. Monopoly

3. Monopolistic Competition

JANUARY THIRD

GEOGRAPHY

L-12 Equilibrium under Perfect Competition 1. Equilibrium in Perfect Competition

2. Effect of Increase in both Market Demand and Market Supply

3. Effect of Decrease in both Market Demand and Market Supply

4. Effect of Decrease in Demand and Increase in Supply

5. Effect of Increase in Demand and Decrease in Supply

FEBRUARY FINAL EXAM

ALL Chapters

Entrepreneurship

MONTH CHAPTER WEEK TOPIC

APRIL

1 -

2 -

CH-1Entrepenuership 3 Concept and function

4 Concept and function

MAY

Ch-2 An Entrepreneur 1 introduction, function & types

2 introduction, function & types

Ch-3 Entrepreneurial journey 3 feasibility & business plan

4 continued

JULY

Ch-4 innovation and problem sol. 1 Introduction

Ch-4 innovation and problem sol. 2 Concept and function

3 continued ch4

Ch-5 concept of market 4 introduction

AUGUST

Ch-5 concept of market 1

ch-5 continued 2

3

Periodic assessment-I 4 ch-1and 2 (40 marks)

SEPTEMBER

1 Revision for periodic assess.

ch-6 business arithmetic 2 introduction

3 Ch- 1,2,3&4 (80 marks

Periodic assessment-II 4

OCTOBER

ch-6 business arithmetic 1 numericals

2 break even

3 income statement

4 recap

NOVEMBER

Ch-7 resource mobilization 1 introduction and concept

2 types of funds

3 continued ch-7

4 recap

DECEMBER

1 Revision for periodic assess.

Periodic Assessment-III 2 CH- 5 &6 (40 marks)

project work 3 discussion

4

JANUARY REVISION

February REVISION/ FINAL EXAMINATION

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