Monthly Syllabus For Class - Xii (2017-18) : Subject: English

MONTHLY SYLLABUS FOR CLASS – XII (2017-18)
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 BOOK III - Ch-1 Financial Statements of a Company

Ch-2 Financial Statement Analysis
Ch-3 Comparative Statements and Common-Size Statements
Ch-4 Accounting Ratio
Ch-5 Cash Flow Statement
MAY BOOK I - Ch-1 Accounting for Partnership Firms

Ch-2 Goodwill : Nature and Valuation
JULY BOOK I - Ch-3 Change in Profit Sharing Ratio amongst Existing Partners
Ch-4 Admission of a Partner
AUGUST BOOK I - Ch-5 Retirement / Death of a Partner

Ch-6 Dissolution of a Firm
SEPTEMBER BOOK II - Ch-7 Accounting for Share Capital
OCTOBER BOOK II - Ch-7 (Contd.)
NOVEMBER BOOK II - Ch-8 Issue of Debentures

Ch-9 Redemption of Debentures
ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS
Class Assessment –I
BOOK III - Ch-1 Financial Statements of a Company
Ch-2 Financial Statement Analysis
Ch-3 Comparative Statements and Common-Size Statements
Ch-4 Accounting Ratio
Ch-5 Cash Flow Statement
Term Assessment - I
BOOK III—Ch-1, 2, 3, 4, 5 BOOK I – Ch1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
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 – 11MARKETING 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 to 8 NATURE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF MANAGEMENT
PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT
MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
PLANNING
ORGANISING
STAFFING
DIRECTING
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
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

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

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 – 6. Inheritance
Ch – 7. Data File Handling
JULY Ch – 8. Pointers
Ch – 9. Arrays
AUGUST Ch – 10. Stacks and Queues
SEPTEMBER Revision for TA1
OCTOBER Ch – 11. Database Concepts

Ch – 12. SQL Commands
Ch – 13. Boolean Algebra
NOVEMBER Ch – 14. Networking
ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS
Ch – 1. Revision Tour
Ch – 1. Revision Tour
Ch – 8. Pointers
Ch – 9. Arrays
Ch – 10. Stacks and Queues
Pre-Board Whole Syllabus

SUBJECT: HOME SCIENCE
APRIL & MAY Unit V – Community Development and extension (income Generating Schemes)
Unit I-Human development –Life Span approach.
Unit II: Nutrition for self, family and community –use of basic food groups.
Serving size
Factors affecting Meal Planning, selection of food on basis of culture, family,
food practices, media, peer groups, availability of food, Economy and
purchasing power and individual preferences
Principles and factors affecting meal planning. Nutritional needs , food
preferences and modifications of diets in different age groups –infants
,children, adolescence, adults and elderly .Modification of diet in special
conditions :- Pregnancy ,Lactation. Therapeutic modification for:-Fever,
Diarrhoea, Jaundice, Hypertension, Diabetes, Constipation .Physiological
changes, clinical symptoms diet requirements in each condition.
JULY Unit II continued Food safety and quality: safe food handling,
safety against food adulteration. Common adulterants in
cereals ,pulses, milk and milk products, fats and oils, sugar, jaggery,
honey, spices and condiments. Effects of adulterants –eg-
kesaridal , metanil yellow ,argemone seeds, Food standards –FPO,
AGMARK ISI
AUGUST Unit III-Money Management and consumer education – savings and

Investments
Revision
SEPTEMBER UNIT III CONTD
OCTOBER Unit IV- Apparel: Designing, Selection and care
NOVEMBER Unit V –Community development and extension.

Unit VI-Career options after Home Science
DECEMBER Revision
ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS
Unit I, II AND V
Summative Assessment - I
Unit I, II, III and V

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
Formative Assessment – II
Ch- 1. Variation in Psychological Attributes,
Ch. 2. Self and Personality
Ch-3. Meeting life challenges
Ch-4. Psychological disorders
Ch-5. Therapeutic Approaches
Ch-6. Attitudes and social cognition

SUBJECT: PHYSICAL EDUCATION
APRIL & MAY - Unit 1. Planning in Sports

Unit 2. Sports and Nutrition
JULY Unit 5. Children and Sports

Unit 6. Women and Sports
AUGUST Unit 7. Test and measurement in sports

Unit 8. Physiology and sports
SEPTEMBER Unit 9. Sports Medicine

Unit 11. Psychology and Sports
OCTOBER Unit 12. Training in Sports

Unit 3. Yoga and Lifestyle
NOVEMBER Unit 4. Physical Education and Sports for Differently-Abled
DECEMBER Unit 10. Kinesiology, Biomechanics and Sports
JANUARY Revision
ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS
Unit 1. Planning in Sports
Unit 5. Children and Sports
Unit 1. Planning in Sports
Unit 5. Children and Sports
Unit 6. Women and Sports
Unit 7. Test and measurement in sports

SUBJECT: PHYSICS
APRIL Electrostatics, Electric potential and capacitance
MAY Current electricity, Magnetic effects of current
JULY Magnetism & Matter, EMI
AUGUST Alternating current, EM waves
SEPTEMBER Optics
OCTOBER Dual nature, Atoms and nuclei
NOVEMBER Electronic devices and Semiconductors, Communication
ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS
Electrostatics, Electric potential and capacitance, Current electricity
Electrostatics, Electric potential and capacitance, Current electricity,
Magnetic effects of current, Magnetism & Matter, EMI

SUBJECT: CHEMISTRY
APRIL & MAY Ch –10. Haloalkanes and haloarenes

Ch-11. Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers
Ch- 7. p-block elements
Ch- 2. Solutions
JULY Ch – 3. Electrochemistry
Ch- 12. Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids
AUGUST Ch- 4. Surface Chemistry

Ch- 6. General Principles and Processes of Isolation of Elements
Ch- 13. Organic compounds containing nitrogen
SEPTEMBER Ch-1. Solid State

Ch- 5. Surface Chemistry
OCTOBER Ch – 8. d- and f-block Elements

Ch – 9. Coordination Compounds
NOVEMBER Ch – 14. Biomolecules,

Ch-15 Polymers
Ch- 16. Chemistry in Everyday Life
ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS
Ch –10. Haloalkanes and haloarenes
Ch- 2. Solutions
Term Assessment - I
Ch –10. Haloalkanes and haloarenes
Ch- 2. Solutions
Ch – 3. Electrochemistry
Ch- 12. Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids
Ch- 4. Surface Chemistry
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
Ch 3. Kingship, Caste and Class
Ch 4. Thinkers, Beliefs and Buildings
MAY Ch 5. Through the eyes of Travellers
JULY Ch 6. Bhakti Sufi Traditions

Ch 7. An Imperial Capital : Vijanagar
Ch 8. Peasants, Zamindars and the State
AUGUST 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

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

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 Whole 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 – Globalization
ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS
Book 2 – Ch-1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Term Assessment - I
Book 2 - Ch – 1 - 9

MONTHLY SYLLABUS FOR CLASS – XII(2017-18)
SUBJECT: GEOGRAPHY
APRIL & MAY - Unit– 1 Human Geography
Unit-2 People
Unit- 3 Human Activities
Unit- 4 Transport, Communication and Trade
JULY - Unit-5 Human Settlement
Unit-6 Map Work and Practical
AUGUST - Unit– 7 People (INDIA)
Unit– 8 Human Settlements
Unit– 9 Resource and Development
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
Term Assessment – I Unit-1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6
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
SEPTEMBER - Unit – III

The Indian National Flag and The Bengal School of Painting
OCTOBER - Illustration
Poster Making
NOVEMBER - Unit – IV
The Modern Trends in Indian Art
Introduction to the Bengal School
Illustration
DECEMBER The Modern Trends in Indian Art

Portfolio Submission
Revision
SUBJECT- APPLIED ART SYLLABUS

ASSESSMENTWISE SYLLABUS
Class Assessment –I Unit – I
Term Assessment– I Unit – I, II
Revision Test - Unit – I, II, III
Term Assessment– II Whole Syllabus

SUBJECT: HINDI
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xn~; [kaM & ikB & 1- izse?ku dh Nk;k Le`fr
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O;kogkfjd jpukRed ys[ku & vifBr xn~;ka’k o dkO;ka’k] vkys[k ys[ku] fuca/k ys[ku]
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xn~; [kaM & ikB & 3- dPpk fpV~Bk
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varjky & ikB 3- fcLdksgj dh ekVh
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DECEMBER varjk & xn~; [kaM & ikB & 10- dqVt
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JANUARY iqujko`fRr
SUBJECT- HINDI (2017-18)
ASSESSMENT SYLLABUS
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Term Assessment - I
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APRIL 1. The last Lesson

MAY 5.The Rattrap

AUGUST 10.Going Places

SEPTEMBER 13.The Enemy

OCTOBER 14. Should Wizard hit mommy?

NOVEMBER 16. Evan tries O-level

DECEMBER Novel (13-21)

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

APRIL & MAY : Ch 1. Relations & Functions

JULY: Ch 5. Continuity and Differentiability

SEPTEMBER: Ch 8. Application of Integrals

OCTOBER: Ch 9. Differential Equations

NOVEMBER: Ch 11. Three Dimensional Geometry

Pre-Board – Whole Syllabus

APRIL BOOK III - Ch-1 Financial Statements of a Company

MAY BOOK I - Ch-1 Accounting for Partnership Firms

AUGUST BOOK I - Ch-5 Retirement / Death of a Partner

SEPTEMBER BOOK II - Ch-7 Accounting for Share Capital

OCTOBER BOOK II - Ch-7 (Contd.)

NOVEMBER BOOK II - Ch-8 Issue of Debentures

BOOK III—Ch-1, 2, 3, 4, 5 BOOK I – Ch1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

Pre-Board : Whole Syllabus

APRIL Ch- 1 NATURE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF MANAGEMENT

JULY Ch- 5 ORGANISING

AUGUST Ch-7 DIRECTING

OCTOBER Ch – 9 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

NOVEMBER Ch – 11MARKETING MANAGEMENT

Pre-Board - Whole Syllabus

APRIL Ch-1. Economics and economy

MAY Ch-5 Theory of Demand

JULY CH-8 Cost Concepts

AUGUST CH-11 Theory of Supply

SEPTEMBER Ch-1 Concepts of Macro Economics

OCTOBER CH-3 Measurement of National Income (Expenditure method)

NOVEMBER CH-7 Determination of Equilibrium of Income & Output

Pre-Board : Whole Syllabus

APRIL L-1. COMPUTER NETWORKING

MAY L-3. GUI PROGRAMMING – A REVIEW

JULY L-4. BASICS OF OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING

AUGUST L-6. DATA CONNECTIVITY

SEPTEMBER - REVISION + ASSESSMENT

OCTOBER L-9. MORE ON DATABASES AND SQL

NOVEMBER L-10. ADVANCED RDBMS CONCEPTS

DECEMBER REVISION + ASSESSMENT

JANUARY REVISION + ASSESSMENT

Pre-Board : Whole Syllabus

APRIL & MAY Ch – 1. Revision Tour

AUGUST Ch – 10. Stacks and Queues

SEPTEMBER Revision for TA1

OCTOBER Ch – 11. Database Concepts

NOVEMBER Ch – 14. Networking

Pre-Board Whole Syllabus

AUGUST Unit III-Money Management and consumer education – savings and

SEPTEMBER UNIT III CONTD

OCTOBER Unit IV- Apparel: Designing, Selection and care

NOVEMBER Unit V –Community development and extension.

Pre-Board - Whole Syllabus

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

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