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THE AIR FORCE SCHOOL : SUBROTO PARK : DELHI CANTT-110010
Class X
Sub: ENGLISH
Weekly Syllabus
Academic Session 2013-14
Month
Apr-13
Week
Dates
I 01-06*
Days
06-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
II 08-12
05
III 15-18
IV 22,23, 25-27*
06
04
27-Working
Saturday
(Student)
V 29,30
05
No of
Periods
05
05
04
Chapter
Reading, explanation and discussion
Reading: Unseen passage/poem
Two Gentlemen of Verona

(Contd.)
Grammar:
Verb Forms
Editing (Error correction &
Omission)
Sentence Reorganization
Notes, Discussion and Question Bank
Writing: E-mail Writing

Bio- Sketch
Rules, Questions for Practice,

discussion of common errors and their
correction.
Poetry:
Mirror (Poem)
MCB Unit I- Health and
Medicine
05
02
I 01-04*
04- Working
Saturday
(Students)
04
Poetry:
The Frog and the Nightingale
1|Page
Format, Question for practice
WT-I
Date 22 April 10 May

(6 May 2013)
Reading, Explanation, Notes,

Question Bank
Skill development exercises
Revision of all topics given in the

course for WT I
Reading, explanation and discussion
Notes, discussion of characters and

Question Bank
Reading, explanation, discussion,

Notes, Question Bank
Mrs. Packletide's Tiger (Contd.)

May-13
Syllabus
Writing Skill:
E-Mail (Writing Skill)
Bio-Sketch
Prose:
Prose:
Mrs. Packletide's Tiger
02
Contents
Grammar: Verb forms

Editing and omission
Literature: Mirror
Month
Week
Dates
II 06-11*
Days
11- Working
Saturday
(Students)
III 13-14
No of
Periods
Chapter
Contents
Syllabus
Individual Activity FA I
Long Reading Text:
The Diary of a Young Girl
Introduction
Background- World War II Discussion- assessment of previous
Hitlers Germany and the
knowledge and arousal of interest
state of Jews in his
regime
Holocaust
05
02
(Contd.)
Jul-13
I 01-06*
06- Working
Saturday
(Students)
II 08-12
06
***** SUMMER BREAK 15 MAY -30 JUN 2013 ******

Drama:
Reading, Role-Play, Explanation,
06
The Dear Departed
Discussion
05
05
The Dear Departed (Contd.)
Writing Skill:
Article Writing
Speech Writing
Debate Writing
IV 22-27*
05
27-Working
Saturday
(Open
House)
06
05
05
Date 26 Jul 19 Aug

(8 August 2013)
Reading:
Unseen passage/poem
III 15-19
WT-2
Writing Skill
Dialogue Writing
Formal Letter Writing
Grammar:
Dialogue Completion
Determiners
2|Page
Notes, Question-Bank
Writing:
Article Writing
Format, Organization of ideas vis-evis the similarities and differences

between the three tasks, Question for
practice
Discussion of rules, Question for

practice
Rules, Discussion of common errors

and their correction, Worksheet for
practice
Grammar:
Dialogue completion
Determiners
Sentence Rearrangement
Literature:
Mrs. Packletides Tiger
Month
Week
Dates
Days
No of
Periods
Chapter
Contents
Group Activity (FA II)
V 29-31
03
03
Writing Skill:
Report Writing
Grammar
Reported Speech
Aug-13
I 01-02
02
II 05-08
04
III 12-14,16
04
Rules, Discussion of common errors

and their correction, Worksheet for
practice
Skill development exercises and

collecting ideas on the given theme
Poetry:
Not Marble, Nor the Gilded
Monuments
Reading, Explanation, Poetic devices

Prose:
The Letter
Reading, Explanation, Discussion of

characters, Notes, Question Bank
02
MCB Unit 2 Education
Revision for WT II
04
04
IV 19,21-24*
V 26,27,29,30
Sep-13
I 02-06
24-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
05
04
05
MCB Unit 3- Science
04
Long Reading Text:
Discussion of events and characters

(Contd.)
Discussion of events and characters
04
05
Revision- Writing Skills

Notice
Message
3|Page
Recapitulation of formats, Discussion
Syllabus
Month
Week
Dates
Days
No of
Periods
Chapter
II 09-14*
III 16-21*
14-Working
Saturday
(Students)
06
21-Working
Saturday
(Students)
06
IV 23-27
Diary Entry
Informal Letter
of sample questions, Question Bank
Term I Exam 13-25/27
SA-1 Date :13 Sep 26 Sep
01
I 01, 03-04
03
II 07-09
03
Section A- Reading
Unseen Passage/ Poetry
Section B- Writing
Notice Writing
Message Writing
Diary entry
Paragraph/Factual description
Bio-Sketch
Dialogue Writing
Article Writing
Report Writing
Email Writing
Informal Letter Writing
Speech Writing
Debate Writing
Section C- Grammar
Determiners
Verb Forms
Dialogue Completion
Sentence re-ordering
Reported Speech
Passive Voice
Headline Expansion
Process Writing
Editing
Omission
0
EXAMINATIONS
EXAMINATIONS
01
Discussion of the SA I paper
Oct-13
Syllabus
EXAMINATIONS
05
V 30
05
Contents
03
Prose:
A Shady Plot
Reading, discussion of events and

characters
03
A Shady Plot (Contd.)
III 14,15,17,19*
19-Working
Saturday
(Students)
04
04
IV 21, 23-26*
26-Working
Saturday
(Open
House)
05
04
Poetry:
Ozymandias
Ozymandias (Contd.)
Reading, Explanation, Discussion,

Poetic Devices, Notes, Question Bank
Section D- Literature
4|Page
Month
Week
Dates
Days
V 28-31
04
No of
Periods
04
Chapter
MCB Unit 4- Environment
Contents
Syllabus
Nov-13
* * * Au t u m n B r e a k f r o m 1 0 - 1 1 O c t 2 0 1 3 * * *
Grammar:
01
01
Active Passive
I 01
II 06-09*
III 11-13, 15-16*
IV 18-23*
V 25-29
09-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
04
16-Working
Saturday
(Students
only
participants)
05
23-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
22 Annual
Day
06
03
04
Grammar:
Headline Expansion
Process Writing
Worksheets for practice of the

concepts.
MCB Unit 5- Travel and Tourism

Prose:
Patol Babu, Film Star

Reading, discussion of events and
characters
02
Patol Babu, Film Star(Contd.)
05
Rules
05
Poetry:
The Rime of the Ancient
Mariner
5|Page
Reading, Explanation, Poetic devices,
Prose
Mrs. Packletides Tiger
The Letter
Poetry:
Mirror
Not Marble, Nor Gilded
Monuments
Drama:
The Dear Departed
Long Reading Text:
Diary of a Young Girl-I
Month
Dec-13
Week
Dates
I 02-07*
Days
07-Working
Saturday
(Student)
06
No of
Periods
06
Chapter
The Rime of the Ancient

Mariner (Contd.)
Writing Skills:
Debate Writing
II 09-13
05
05
III 16-20
05
05
IV 23,26,27,28*
Jan-14
I 14-18*
II 20-25*
III 27-31
28-Working
Saturday
(Open
House)
04
Contents
Discussion, Notes, Question Bank
Drama:
Julius Caesar
Reading, Role-play, Explanation
Julius Caesar (Contd.)
Discussion of characters, Notes,

Question Bank
06
05
WT-3 : DATE: 9 Dec 27 Jan 14

(20 December 2013)
Reading:
Unseen Passage/ Poem
Grammar:
Active Passive
Headline expansion
Process Writing
Editing and Omission
Literature:
A Shady Plot
Ozymandias
03
Julius Caesar (Contd.)
Individual Activity FA III
Discussion of characters, Notes,

Question Bank
*** Winter Break from 30 Dec 2013 to 10 Jan 2014 ***

18-Working
04
05
Saturday
Writing Skills:
Format, Sample Question, Practice
(Students)
Story Writing
Question
25-Working
Saturday
(Students)
Syllabus
06
05
Prose:
Virtual Reality
Group Activity FA IV
Poetry:
6|Page

Notes
WT-4 : DATE: 20 Jan 7 Feb 14

(31 January 2014)
Reading:
Unseen Passage/Poem
Writing:
Debate Writing
Month
Week
Dates
Days
No of
Periods
Chapter
Contents
Poetic Devices, Notes, Question
Bank
Snake
Feb-14
I 01*
II 03-08*
01-Working
Saturday
(Class XII
Farewell)
01
08-Working
Saturday
(Open
House,
Citation
CeremonyXII)
06
III 10-14
IV 17-21
0
Long Reading Text:
Discussion of events and characters,

Background, Themes
Long Reading Text:

Discussion of events and characters,

Background, Themes
Literature:
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
SA-2 Date 27 Feb to 14 Mar 2014
05
MCB Unit 6- National

Integration
Section A- Reading
Unseen Passage/ Poetry
05
Revision and Problem
Solving of all the lessons
taught after SA I
04
Revision
Mar-14
Grammar:
Verb Forms
Reported Speech
Sentence Reordering
05
V 24-27
Syllabus
SA II - 27 Feb 14 Mar 2014

Term II Exam 10 Feb 21 Feb 2014
7|Page
All the topics covered in SA II
Section B- Writing
Notice Writing
Message Writing
Diary entry
Paragraph/Factual Description
Bio-Sketch
Dialogue Writing
Article Writing
Report Writing
Email Writing
Informal Letter Writing
Debate Writing
Speech Writing
Section C- Grammar
Determiners
Verb Forms
Dialogue Completion
Sentence re-ordering
Reported Speech
Passive Voice
Month
Week
Dates
Days
No of
Periods
Chapter
Contents
Syllabus
8|Page
Headline Expansion
Process Writing
Editing and Omission
Literature:
Prose
A Shady Plot
Virtual Reality
Poetry:
Ozymandias
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
Snake
Drama:
Julius Caesar
Long Reading Text:
Diary of a Young Girl-II
Class X
Sub: Hindi
Weekly Syllabus
Month
Apr-13
Week
Dates
I 01-06*
Days
06-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
II 08-12
III 15-18
IV 22,23, 25-27*
I 01-04*
II 06-11*
III 13-14
dchj lk[kh
O;k[;k o izuksRrj
05
dchj lk[kh
izuksRrj
dchj lk[kh
kCn fopkj
fodkjh kCn] Hksn o mnkgj.k
cMs HkkbZ lkgc izes pan
cM+s HkkbZ lkgc
okpu] kCnkFkZ] egRoiw.kZ vaxks dh O;k[;kA
kCn @ in
kCn fopkj
vfodkjh kCn] Hksn o mnkgj.k
in ifjp;
cM+s HkkbZ lkgc
izuksRrj
in @ in ifjp;
in&ifjp; dk vH;kl
04
27-Working
Saturday
(Student)
V 29,30
May-13
06
No of
Periods
5
04- Working
Saturday
(Students)
11- Working
Saturday
(Students)
05
Chapter
Contents
02
O;fDrxr xfrfof/k
ewY;kadu fcanqvks ds vk/kkj ij vad
04
lekl
ifjHkkkk @ Hksn & rRiq:k o deZ/kkj; lekl
05
i= ys[ku
vkSipkfjd i= % izk:i o i= ys[ku
02
vuqPNsn ys[ku
lelkef;d fok;ksa ij vuqpNsnm ys[ku
*** Summer Break from 15 May -30 Jun 2013 ***

9|Page
Syllabus
WT-I
Date 22 April -10 May
Month
Jul-13
Week
Dates
I 01-06*
Days
06- Working
Saturday
(Students)
II 08-12
III 15-19
IV 22-27*
06
No of
Periods
6
05
05
27-Working
Saturday
(Open
House)
V 29-31
06
Chapter
Contents
Mk;jh dk ,d iUukA
okpu] kCnkFkZ] izuksRrj
vifBr x|kak
vFkZ&xzg.k lac/a kh izuksRrjA
ehjk ds in
inksa dh O;k[;k @ izuksRrj
rarkjk okehjks dFkk
okpu] kCnkFkZ] egRoiw.kZ vakks dh O;k[;k]
lkewfgd xfrfof/k
izuksRRjA
vuqPNsn ys[kuA
ewY;kadu fcanqvks ds vk/kkj ij vadA
vifBr x|kakA
gfjgj dkdk
okpu o izuksRrjA
eqgkojsA
eqgkojs @ yksdksfDr;k
ikB~;iqLrd esa fn, x, eqgkojksa ,oa yksdksfDr;ksa ds
lekl & deZ/kkj; o rRiq:k
vFkZ o okD;A
03
rhljh dle ds fkYidkj & okpu] kCnkFkZ] izuksRrj

kSyUs nz
Aug-13
I 01-02
02
laf/k
II 05-08
04
rhljh dle ds fkYidkj & okpu] kCnkFkZ] izuksRrj
Loj laf/k ds mnkgj.k o vH;kl
kSyUs nz
III 12-14,16
IV 19,21-24*
V 26,27,29,30
Sep-13
I 02-06
24-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
04
ioZr izns k esa ikol
kCnkFkZ] O;k[;k] izuksRrj
05
rksi
vifBr dkO;kak
vFkZxzg.k lac/a kh izuksRrj
laf/kA
Loj laf/k mlds Hksnksa ds mnkgj.kA
lekl
rRiq:k o deZ/kkj; lekl vH;kl
gfjgj dkdk
okpu] kCnkFkZ] izuksRrj
04
05
Syllabus
10 | P a g e
WT-2 Date 26 Jul 19 Aug
Mk;jh dk ,d iUukA
ehjk ds inA
rarkjk okehjks dFkkA
Month
Week
Dates
II 09-14*
Days
14-Working
Saturday
(Students)
No of
Periods
Chapter
06
Contents
vko`fk
21-Working
Saturday
(Students)
leL;k lek/kku
06
IV 23-27
05
V 30
01
ikB~;iqLrd LikZ
ifBr ikBksa dh vko`fk

III 16-21*
Syllabus
vko`fk
x| Hkkx
cMs HkkbZ lkgc
Mk;jh dk ,d iUukA
rarkjk okehjks dFkkA
izu i= ppkZ
rhljh dle ds fkYidkj &

Oct-13
I 01, 03-04
03
fcgkjh ds nksgs
okpu] vFkZ] O;k[;k
II 07-09
03
fcgkjh ds nksgAs
izuksRrj
19-Working
Saturday
(Students)
04
inca/k
26-Working
Saturday
(Open
House)
05
III 14,15,17,19*
IV 21, 23-26*
V 28-31
i| Hkkx
dchjA
ehjk ds inA
okD; jpuk
5
kSyUs nzA
euq;rk
ioZr izns k esa ikolA

rksiA
04
vko`fk
ifBr ikB
lap;u
gfjgj dkdk
O;kdj.k
kCn @ in @ inca/k @ in
ifjp;A
okD; :ikarj.k la;qDr @
fefJr
Loj laf/kA
11 | P a g e
Month
Week
Dates
Days
No of
Periods
Chapter
Contents
Syllabus
leklA
i= o vuqPNsn ys[kuA
eqgkojs @ yksdksfDr;kaA
vifBr x|kak @ dkO;kak
Nov-13
01
1
fxjfxV
okpu]
I 01
II 06-09*
III 11-13, 15-16*
IV 18-23*
09-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
16-Working
Saturday
(Students
only
participants)
23-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
22 Nov
Annual Day
V 25-29
Dec-13
I 02-07*
07-Working
Saturday
(Student)
kCnkFkZ] egRoiw.kZ vaxks dh O;k[;kA
04
fxjfxV
vakks dh O;k[;k o izuksRrj
05
liuksa ds ls fnu
okpu] vFkZ] izuksRrjA
eqgkojs
vFkZ @ okD; jpuk
06
vc dgk nwljksa ds nq[k ls okpu] vFkZ] izuksRrj

nq[kh gksus okys
05
O;kdj.k
vuqPNsn o i=
06
laf/k
Loj & laf/k vH;kl
lekl
lekl & vH;kl
WT-3 : DATE: 9 Dec 27 Dec 13

fxjfxVA
vc dgk nwljksa ds nq[k ls nq[kh

gksus okysA
fcgkjh ds nksgAs
euq;rkA
lap;u
12 | P a g e
Month
Week
Dates
Days
No of
Periods
Chapter
Contents
Syllabus
liuksa ds ls fnuA
O;kdj.k
inca/k
okD; :ikrja.k la;qDr @

fefJr
II 09-13
05
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leklA
eqgkojsA
i= ys[kuA
vFkZ] O;k[;k] izuksRrj
ir>j esa VwVh ifk;k

III 16-20
IV 23,26,27,28*
Jan-14
I 14-18*
II 20-25*
III 27-31
05
fxUuh dk lksuk
vFkZ @ okpu @ egRoiw.kZ vak LiVhdj.k
>su dh nsu
ikBu @ O;k[;k @ izuksRrj
O;fDrxr xfrfof/k
ewY;kadu fcanqvks ds vk/kkj ij vadA
28-Working
4
04
dj pys ge fQnk
O;k[;k @ izuksRrjA
Saturday
eqgkojs
vFkZ @ okD; jpuk
(Open
House)
18-Working
5
05
laf/k @ lekl
Loj laf/k @ lekl mnkgj.k
Saturday
lkewfgd xfrfof/k
ewY;kadu fcanqvks ds vk/kkj ij vad
(Students)
25-Working
Saturday
(Students)
06
05
WT4 12 Jan 30 Jan 2014
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ge fQnk] Vksih kqDykA
Vksih kqDyk
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13 | P a g e
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Loj
laf/k]
eqgkojs]
Month
Feb-14
Week
Dates
I 01*
II 03-08*
Days
01-Working
Saturday
(Class XII
Farewell)
08-Working
Saturday
(Open
House,
Citation
CeremonyXII)
III 10-14
IV 17-21
No of
Periods
Chapter
Contents
Syllabus
SA (2)
01
LikZ x|
06
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vifBr dkO;kak
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gksus okysA
fxUuh dk lksuk @ >su dh
nsuA
05
05
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LikZ
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vko`fr dk;Z
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LikZ i|
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V 24-27
04
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Mar-14
vkRe=k.kA
SA II - 27 Feb 14 Mar 2014

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14 | P a g e
Month
Week
Dates
Days
No of
Periods
Chapter
Contents
Syllabus
vifBr x|kak @ dkO;kakA
15 | P a g e

Class X
Sub: Sanskrit
Weekly Syllabus
Month We
ek
Apr13
Dates
I 01-06*
06Working
Saturday
(Staff)
05
05
O;kdj.k&laf/k
III 15-18
04
04
O;kdj.k&laf/k
05
05
ef.kdk&vkKk
vfopkj.kh;kA
02
02
jpukReda dk;Ze
04
04
27Working
Saturday
(Student
)
V 29,30
I 01-04*
04-
Contents
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Syllabus
WT-I Date 22 April 10

May
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IV 22,23,
25-27*
May-
Day No of
Chapter
s Period
s
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06
05
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16 | P a g e
Month We
ek
Dates
13
II 06-11*
Day No of
s Period
s
Working
Saturday
(Student
s)
11Working
Saturday
(Student
s)
III 13-14
Jul-13
I 01-06*
II 08-12
06Working
Saturday
(Student
s)
Chapter
Contents
05
05
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02
02
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i= ys[ku & kCn lgk;r;k

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06
05
05
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17 | P a g e
Syllabus
WT-2 Date 26 Jul 19

Aug
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&
kue
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Month We
ek
Dates
Day No of
s Period
s
III 15-19
IV 22-27*
Aug13
27Working
Saturday
(Open
House)
Chapter
Contents
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05
05
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06
05
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V 29-31
03
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27 Dec 13
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Syllabus
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Class X
Sub: Mathematics
Weekly Syllabus
Month
Apr-13
Week
Dates
I 01-06*
06-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
Days
06
No of Periods
6
Chapter
Polynomials
Contents
2.1 Introduction
2.2Geometrical meaning of zeroes of a
polynomial
2.3Relationship between zeroes and
coefficient of polynomial
2.4Division algorithm of polynomials
EX2.1
Ex2.2,Ex2.3
1-1. Introduction
1.2-Euclids division lemma
II 08-12
05
Polynomials
Real numbers
III 15-18
04
Real numbers
Ex-1.1
1.3-Fundamental theorem of arithmetic
1.4-Revisitng irrational numbers
1.5-Revisiting rational numbers and their
decimal expansions
05
Real numbers
Pair of linear equations
in two variables
Ex-1.3,1.4
3.1-Introduction
3.2-Pair of linear equations in two variables
02

in two variables
Ex-3.1
3.3-Graphical method of solution of a pair
linear equations
IV 22,23, 25-27*
V 29,30
27-Working
Saturday
(Student)
27 | P a g e
WT-I
Syllabus
Polynomials
Month
May-13
Week
Dates
No of Periods
Chapter
Contents
I 01-04*
04- Working
Saturday
(Students)
04

in two variables
Ex-3.2
3.4-Algebraic method of solving a pair of linear
equations
Ex-3.3
II 06-11*
11- Working
Saturday
(Students)
05

in two variables
Ex-3.4
Ex-3.5
3.5-Equations reducible to a pair of linear
equations in two variables

in two variables
Ex-3.6
III 13-14
Jul-13
Days
I 01-06*
06- Working
Saturday
(Students)
06

7
Triangles
6.1-Introduction
6.2-Similar figures
Ex-6.1
6.3-Similarity of triangles
EX-6.2
II 08-12
05
Triangles
28 | P a g e
6.4-Criteria for similarity of triangles

Ex-6.3
Syllabus
WT-2
Date 26 Jul 19 Aug
1 Real numbers
2 Pair of linear equations in two
variables
Month
Week
Dates
Days
No of Periods
05
Triangles
6.5-Areas of similar triangles

Ex-6.4
6.6-Pythagorus theorem
06
Triangles
Ex-6.5
V 29-31
03
Introduction to
trigonometry
8.1-Introduction
8.2-Trigonometric ratios
Ex-8.1
I 01-02
02
Introduction to
trigonometry
8.3-Trigonometric ratios of some specific

angles
II 05-08
04
Introduction to
trigonometry
Ex-8.2
8.4- Trigonometric ratios of complementary
angles
Ex-8.3
III 12-14,16
04
Introduction to
trigonometry
8.5-Trigonometric identities
Ex-8.4
III 15-19
IV 22-27*
Aug-13
27-Working
Saturday
(Open
House)
Chapter
29 | P a g e
Contents
Syllabus
Month
Week
Dates
IV 19,21-24*
24-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
V 26,27,29,30
Sep-13
I 02-06
II 09-14*
14-Working
Saturday
(Students)
Days
No of Periods
Chapter
05
Statistics
14.1-Introduction
14.2-Mean of grouped data
Ex-14.1
14.3-Mode of a grouped data
Ex-14.2
04
Statistics
14.4-Median of a grouped data

Ex-14.3
14.5-Graphical representation of cumulative
frequency distribution
05
Statistics
Ex-14.4
06
Term I Exam 1325/27
Contents
Revision
Syllabus

1 Real numbers
2 Polynomials
III 16-21*
IV 23-27
V 30
21-Working
Saturday
(Students)
06
05
01
3 Pair of linear equations in two

variables
6
Quadratic equations
4.1-Introduction
4.2-Quadratic equations
4.3-Solutions of quadratic equations by
factorization
Ex-4.1,4.2
Quadratic equations
4.4-Solution of quadratic equation by
completing the square
Oct-13
I 01, 03-04
03
Quadratic equations
30 | P a g e
Ex-4.3
4 Triangles
5 Introduction to trigonometry
6 Statistics
Month
Week
Dates
II 07-09
No of Periods
Chapter
Contents
4.5-Nature of roots
03
Quadratic equations
Arithmetic progressions
Ex-4.4
5.1-Introduction
5.2-Arithmetic progressions
III 14,15,17,19*
19-Working
Saturday
(Students)
04
Ex-5.1
5.3-nth term of an AP
Ex-5.2
IV 21, 23-26*
26-Working
Saturday
(Open
House)
05
5.4-Sum of first n terms of an AP

Ex-5.3
10.1-Introduction
10.2-Tangents to a circle
V 28-31
Nov-13
Days
Circles
04
Circles
Ex-10.1
10.3-Number of tangents from a point on a
circle
Ex-10.2(cont)
01
1
Circles
(cont) Ex-10.2
I 01
II 06-09*
09-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
04
Constructions
11.1-Introduction
11.2-Division of a line segment
Ex-11.1
11.2-Construction of a tangent to a circle
III 11-13, 15-16*
16-Working
05
Constructions
Ex-11.2
31 | P a g e
Syllabus
Month
Week
Dates
Days
No of Periods
Chapter
Contents
06
Area related to circles
12.1-Introduction
12.2Perimeter and area of a circle a
review
Ex-12.1
05
Area related to circles
12.3-areas of sector and segment of a circle

Ex-12.2
12.4-areas of combination of plane figures
Ex-12.3
06
Surface area and

volumes
13.1-Introduction
13.2-Surface area of combination of solids
Ex-13.1
13.3-Volume of combination of solids
Ex-13.2
Syllabus
Saturday
(Students
only
participants)
IV 18-23*
23-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
22 Annual
Day
V 25-29
Dec-13
I 02-07*
07-Working
Saturday
(Student)
II 09-13
05
Surface area and

volumes
13.4-Conversions of solids from one shape to

another
Ex-13.3
13.5-Frustum of a cone
III 16-20
05
Surface area and

volumes
Coordinate geometry
Ex-13.4
32 | P a g e
7.1-Introduction
7.2-Distance formula
Ex-7.1
7.3 -Section formula
WT-3 :
1 Quadratic equations
2Arithmetic progressions
3 Circles
Month
Week
Dates
IV 23,26,27,28*
Jan-14
I 14-18*
II 20-25*
28-Working
Saturday
(Open
House)
No of Periods
04
Chapter
Coordinate geometry
Contents
25-Working
Saturday
(Students)
06
Some application of
trigonometry
(cont) Ex-9.1
05
Probability
15.1 Introduction
15.2 Probability- A theoretical approach
Ex-15.1
I 01*
01-Working
Saturday
(Class XII
Farewell)
01
Revision
II 03-08*
08-Working
Saturday
(Open
House,
Citation
Ceremony-
06
Revision
33 | P a g e
Syllabus
Ex-7.2
7.4- Area of triangle

18-Working
5
Coordinate geometry
Ex-7.3
05
Saturday
Some application of
9.1-Introduction
(Students)
trigonometry
9.2-Heights and distances
Ex-9.1(cont)
III 27-31
Feb-14
Days
Wt 4- syllabus:
1 Area related to cirlces
2 Surface area and volumes
3 Constructions
Month
Week
Dates
Days
No of Periods
Chapter
XII)
Mar-14
III 10-14
05
IV 17-21
05
V 24-27
04
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Contents
Syllabus
SA 2 syllabus1.Quadratic equations
2.Arithmetic progressions
3.Co-ordinate geometry
4.Application of trigonometry
5.Circles
6.Constructions
7.Area related to circles
8.Surface area and volumes
9.Probability
Class X
Sub: PHYSICS
Weekly Syllabus
Month Week
Apr13
Dates
I 01-06*
Days
06-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
II 08-12
06
05
No of
Chapter
Periods
02
12: Electricity
Contents
Definition and formula of
electric current
S.I unit of electric current
Electric Current and Circuit
Electric Potential and Potential
Difference
Electric Symbols and Circuit
Diagram
02
12: Electricity
III 15-18
04
02
12: Electricity
IV 22,23, 2527*
27-Working
Saturday
(Student)
05
02
Ohm's Law
Verification of Ohm's Law
V-I Graph
Resistance
Factors on Which Resistance
Depends
Resistivity
12: Electricity
V 29,30
02
01
Resistivity of metals alloys ,

insulators
12: Electricity
35 | P a g e
Syllabus
WT-I Date 22 April
10 May
12: Electricity(article
12.1 to 12.5)
Electric Current
and Circuit
Electric Potential
and Potential
Difference
Circuit Diagram
Ohm's Law
Factors on Which
Resistance
Depends
Month Week
May13
Dates
I 01-04*
II 06-11*
Days
No of
Periods
04- Working
Saturday
(Students)
04
02
11- Working
Saturday
(Students)
05
III 13-14
Jul-13
I 01-06*
06- Working
Saturday
(Students)
Chapter
Contents
Resistance of a System of
Resistors
Resistors in Series
Resistors in Series
12: Electricity
02
02
01
06
02
12: Electricity
Resistors in Parallel
12: Electricity
Resistors in Parallel

Heating Effect of Electric Current
Joules Law of Heating
12: Electricity
Syllabus
WT-2
Date 26
Jul 19 Aug
Chap-12 Electricity
(article12.6 to 12.8)
II 08-12
05
02
12: Electricity
Practical Applications of Heating

Effect of Current
Electric Power
Relation between P, V, I, R
36 | P a g e
Resistance of a
System of
Resistors
Resistors in Series
Resistors in
Parallel
Heating Effect of
Electric Current
Practical
Month Week
Dates
Days
III 15-19
05
No of
Periods
02
Chapter
13 Magnetic
effects of
current
IV 22-27*
V 29-31
27-Working
Saturday
(Open
House)
06
02
13 Magnetic
effects of
current
03
01
Contents
Syllabus
Magnetic Field and field lines

Magnetic field due to a current
carrying conductor
Field Due to Current through a
Straight Conductor
Applications of
Heating Effect of
Current
Electric Power
Right Hand Thumb Rule

Magnetic Field Due to Current
through a Circular Loop
Magnetic Field due to a Solenoid
Electromagnet-Principle and
applications
13 Magnetic
effects of
current
Aug13
I 01-02
02
01
Force of Current Carrying

Conductor
13 Magnetic
effects of
current
37 | P a g e
Chap-13 Magnetic
effects of curren
(Article13.1to13.2.1)t
Magnetic Field and
field lines
Magnetic field due
to a current
carrying conductor
Field Due to
Current through a
Straight Conductor
Month Week
Dates
Days
II 05-08
04
No of
Periods
02
Chapter
EMI and Induced Current

Fleming's Right Hand Rule
Direct Current and Alternating

Current
13 Magnetic
effects of
current
Domestic Electric Circuit
14 :
Sources
of energy
Different forms of Energy

Fossil Fuels
Solar Energy, Biogas, Wind,

Water, Tidal Energy
Nuclear Energy
Renewable Vs. Non-Renewable
Sources of Energy.
13 Magnetic
effects of
current
III 12-14,16
IV 19,21-24*
V 26,27,29,30
04
24-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
01
05
02
04
02
14 : Sources
of energy
Sep13
I 02-06
05
Contents
02
Revision
38 | P a g e
Syllabus
Month Week
Dates
II 09-14*
Days
14-Working
Saturday
(Students)
No of
Periods
Chapter
Term I
Exam 1325/27
06
Contents
Syllabus
SA-1 Date :13 Sep
26 Sep
Revision
Chap-12 Electricity
III 16-21*
21-Working
Saturday
(Students)
Chap 13Magnetic effects of

current
Term I
Exam 1325/27
06
14 : Sources of energy
Oct13
Term I Exam
IV 23-27
05
V 30
01
01
10: LightReflection
and
refraction
03
01
10: LightReflection
and
refraction
I 01, 03-04
II 07-09
III 14,15,17,19* 19-Working

Saturday
(Students)
03
04
01
02
Reflection of Light at Curved

Surfaces
Reflection of Light at Curved

Surfaces
Spherical Mirrors
10: LightReflection
and
refraction
10: LightReflection
and
Terms Related to Spherical

Mirrors
Rules for Image Formation by

Spherical Mirrors
Image Formation by Spherical
39 | P a g e
Month Week
Dates
Days
No of
Periods
Chapter
Contents
refraction
IV 21, 23-26*
26-Working
Saturday
(Open
House)
V 28-31
05
02
04
01
10: LightReflection
and
refraction
10: LightReflection
and
refraction
Nov13
I 01
II 06-09*
Mirrors
Image Formation by Spherical

Mirrors
Sign Convention for Reflection by

Spherical Mirrors
Mirror Formula
01
01
10: Light Mirror Formula
Reflection
and
refraction
09-Working
02
10: Light Magnification in spherical mirrors
04
Saturday
Reflection
(Staff)
and
refraction
III 11-13, 1516*
16-Working
Saturday
(Students
only
participants)
05
02
10: LightReflection
and
refraction
Uses of Spherical Mirrors

Convex and Concave
IV 18-23*
23-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
22 Annual
Day
06
02
10: LightReflection
and
refraction
Refraction of Light
Laws of Refraction of light
40 | P a g e
Syllabus
Month Week
Dates
V 25-29
Dec13
I 02-07*
07-Working
Saturday
(Student)
Days
No of
Periods
05
02
06
02
Chapter
10: LightReflection
and
refraction
10: LightReflection
and
refraction
Contents
Syllabus
Refraction Through A Rectangular

Glass-Slab
Refractive Index
Refractive Index
Image formation by lenses Using
Ray Diagrams
WT-3 : DATE: 17Dec

-27Dec13
Chap10(Article10.1to10.3.6)
. Reflection of light
II 09-13
05
02
10: LightReflection
and
refraction
Image formation by lenses

Using Ray Diagrams
Spherical Mirrors
III 16-20
05
02
10: LightReflection
and
refraction
Sign Conventions for

Spherical Lenses.
Lens Formula
41 | P a g e
Image Formation
by Spherical
Mirrors
Sign Convention
for Reflection by
Spherical Mirrors
Mirror Formula
Refraction of light
Refraction Through
A Rectangular
Glass-Slab
Refractive Index
Month Week
Dates
IV 23,26,27,28* 28-Working
Saturday
(Open
House)
Days
No of
Periods
04
01
Chapter
10: LightReflection
and
refraction
Contents
Syllabus
Lens Formula
Jan14
I 14-18*
18-Working
Saturday
(Students)
05
02
10: LightReflection
and
refraction
11: Human
eye and the
colourful
world
Magnification of Lens
Power of Lens
The Human Eye and its parts
WT-4
Refraction by
spherical lenses
Image formation by
lenses
Image formation by
lenses Using Ray
Diagrams
Sign Conventions
for Spherical
Lenses
Lens formula
Magnification of
lens,
Power of lensl
II 20-25*
25-Working
Saturday
(Students)
06
02
11: Human
eye and the
colourful
world
Power of Accommodation
Defects of Vision
Hypermetropia
Myopia
Presbyopia
42 | P a g e
Month Week
Dates
III 27-31
Days
No of
Periods
05
02
Chapter
Contents
Syllabus
Prism
11: Human
eye and the
colourful
world
Feb14
I 01*
01-Working
Saturday
(Class XII
Farewell)
01
01
II 03-08*
08-Working
Saturday
(Open
House,
Citation
CeremonyXII)
06
02
III 10-14
11: Human
eye and the
colourful
world
Refraction of light through a

prism
Angle of Deviation
Dispersion of white light by

glass prism
Recombination of white light
Atmospheric Refraction
Scattering of light
SA-II
10: Light-Reflection
and refraction
05
02
11: Human
eye and the
colourful
world
Tyndall effect
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11: Human eye and

the colourful world
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Dates
IV 17-21
Days
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Periods
Chapter
Contents
05
Syllabus
Revision
V 24-27
04
Revision
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Sub: CHEMISTRY
Weekly Syllabus
Month
Apr-13
Week
Dates
I 01-06*
Days
06-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
II 08-12
06
05
No of
Periods
2
Chapter
1.Chemical reactions and
equations
2
equations
III 15-18
04
2
equations
IV 22,23, 25-27*
V 29,30
27-Working
Saturday
(Student)
05
Contents
1.1Chemical Equations
1.1.1 Writing a chemical equation
1.1.2 Balanced chemical equation
1.2 Types of chemical reactions
1.2.1 Combination reaction

1.2.2Decomposition reaction
1.2.3 Displacement reaction
1.2.4 Double displacement reaction

equations
02
1.2.5 Oxidation and reduction

equations
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Syllabus
WT-I

equations (till 1.2.3)
Month
May-13
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Dates
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II 06-11*
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Periods
04- Working
Saturday
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04
11- Working
Saturday
(Students)
05
III 13-14
Jul-13
I 01-06*
06- Working
Saturday
(Students)
Chapter

equations
Contents
Syllabus
Oxidation and reduction continued

1.3.1 Corrosion
1.3.2 Rancidity
equations
02

equations
Exercise questions
06

2
2. Acids bases and salts
Introduction ,Indicator tests for acids and
bases
WT-2
Date 26 Jul 19 Aug
Chapter 1. Topics-1.2.4,/
1.2.5,/ 1.3.1 /,1.3.2 .
II 08-12
III 15-19
05
05
2.1 and 2.2 Chemical properties of acids

and bases
2.3 Ph scale and its importance in daily life
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(NCERT Pages 12 TO 24)
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Aug-13
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No of
Periods
06
Chapter
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2.4 Salts and their uses

V 29-31
03
2.4.4 Crystallisation. Exercise Questions.
I 01-02
02
3. Metals and non-metals
Introduction ,
3.1 ,3.2: Physical and chemical properties of
metals and non-metals.
II 05-08
04
III 12-14,16
04
3.Metals and non-metals
3.1 ,3.2: Physical and chemical properties of

metals and non-metals. (continued)
3.2.5- Reactivity series of metals.

3.3 Ionic compounds and their properties.
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Week
Dates
IV 19,21-24*
24-Working
Saturday
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V 26,27,29,30
Days
No of
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05
04
Chapter
Contents
Syllabus
3.4.1 to 3.4.5 -Extration of metals
3.4.6- Refining of metals

Sep-13
I 02-06
05
2
3.5 Corrosion its prevention ,Rusting of

iron .
Exercise questions .
II 09-14*
III 16-21*
IV 23-27
14-Working
Saturday
(Students)
06
21-Working
Saturday
(Students)
06

REVISION FOR SA- I
05
SA I ,EXAMS
Ch. 1 (Chemical equations and

reactions )
SA I ,EXAMS
Ch. 2 (Acids bases and salts )

Ch. 3 (Metals and nonmetals )
V 30
01
--------Distribution of answersheets .
Oct-13
I 01, 03-04
03
1
4. Carbon and its
Compounds
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Introduction ,
4.1 Bonding in Carbon
MCQ From practicals.
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Week
Dates
Days
II 07-09
III 14,15,17,19*
IV 21, 23-26*
V 28-31
Nov-13
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03
19-Working
Saturday
(Students)
04
26-Working
Saturday
(Open
House)
05
04
No of
Periods
1
Chapter
Contents
4. Carbon and its

Compounds
4.1 (contd.)Types of covalent bonds .
4. Carbon and its

Compounds
4.1 (contd) Allotropes of Carbon .
4. Carbon and its

Compounds
4.2 Versatile nature of carbon .
4. Carbon and its

Compounds
4.2.1 Saturated and unsaturated carbon

compounds .
01
1
4. Carbon and its
4.2.4 Homologues Series
Compounds
49 | P a g e
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Month
Week
Dates
II 06-09*
III 11-13, 15-16*
IV 18-23*
V 25-29
Days
09-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
04
16-Working
Saturday
(Students
only
participants)
05
23-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
22 Annual
Day
06
No of
Periods
Chapter
Contents
4. Carbon and its

Compounds
4.2.5 -Nomenclature
4. Carbon and its

Compounds
4.2.5 Nomenclature (contd)
4. Carbon and its

Compounds
4.3 Chemical properties of carbon

compounds .
4. Carbon and its

Compounds
4.4 Ethanol and Ethanoic acid
05
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Syllabus
Month
Dec-13
Week
Dates
I 02-07*
Days
07-Working
Saturday
(Student)
No of
Periods
Chapter
Contents
4.4 Ethanol and Ethanoic acid (contd)
06
2
4. Carbon and its

Compounds
Syllabus
WT-3 : DATE: 09 Dec. to 27 Dec

2013 .
Syllabus- Chp4 Carbon and its
Compounds till topic 4.4 .
II 09-13
05
III 16-20
IV 23,26,27,28*
4. Carbon and its

Compounds
4. Carbon and its

Compounds
Chp 5- Periodic
Exercise questions
05
28-Working
04
4.5 Soaps and detergents
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Need for Classification
Month
Week
Dates
Days
No of
Periods
Saturday
(Open
House)
Jan-14
I 14-18*
II 20-25*
Chapter
25-Working
Saturday
(Students)
06
5.3.1 Position of elements in the modern

periodic table
Chp 5- Periodic
Classification of Elements
05
5.3.2 Trends in modern periodic table

Chp 5- Periodic
I 01*
01-Working
Saturday
(Class XII
Farewell)
Syllabus

18-Working
2
5.3 Modern periodic table
05
Saturday
Chp 5- Periodic
Groups and periods in modern periodic
(Students)
table
III 27-31
Feb-14
Contents
01
Nil
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Exercise questions
WT IV 17 JAN. TO 31 JAN.2014.
Carbon and its compounds--Ethanol ,ethanoic acid and soaps
and detergents .
(preparation,properties and uses.
Comparision and distinction
between ethanol\ethanoic acid
,soaps\detergents .
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Week
Dates
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08-Working
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(Open
House,
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CeremonyXII)
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06
No of
Periods
2
Contents
Traits in properties of elements in a group
05
05
Chp 5- Periodic
Traits in properties of elements in a period
Revision for SA-2
04
2
Revision for SA-2
Mar-14
SA II - 27 Feb 14 Mar 2014

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Chp 4- Carbon and its

compounds
Chp 5- Periodic Classification of
Elements
MCQ from practicals
Revision for SA-2
V 24-27
Syllabus
Chp 5- Periodic
IV 17-21
Chapter
Revision for SA-2
Class X
Sub: Biology
Weekly Syllabus
Month
Apr-13
Week
Dates
Days
No of
Periods
06
02
Chapter
I 01-06*
06-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
What are Life Process-6.1

Nutrition-6.2
Autotrophic Nutrition-6.2.1
Life Processes
Chapter 6
II 08-12
05
02
Heterotrophic Nutrition-6.2.2
How do Organisms obtain their Nutrition?6.2.3
III 15-18
04
01
Nutrition in Human Beings-6.2.4
05
02
Respiration-6.3
(Only introduction)
02
01
Respiration-6.3
04
02
IV 22,23, 25-27*
27-Working
Saturday
(Student)
V 29,30
May-13
Contents
I 01-04*
04- Working
Saturday
Transportation in Plants-6.4.2
Chapter-6
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WT-I
Chapter-6: Life Processes

What are Life Processes?
(6.1)
Nutrition (6.2-6.2.4)
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Periods
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II 06-11*
11- Working
Saturday
(Students)
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Syllabus
Life Processes
05
02
Transportation in Human Beigns-6.4.1

(introduction) - blood
02
01
Structure of heart

Jul-13
I 01-06*
06- Working
Saturday
(Students)
II 08-12
06
WT-2
02
Chapter-6
Life Processes
05
02
Excretion-6.
III 15-19
05
02
Excretion in Human Beings-6.5.1
IV 22-27*
27-Working
Saturday
(Open
Date 26 Jul 19 Aug
Transportation in Human Beigns-6.4.1
06
02
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Excretion in Plants-6.5.2
Chapter-6: Life Processes

Respiration-6.3
Transportation-6.4
(a) Transportation in Human
Beings-6.4.1
(b) Transportation in Plants6.4.2
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Week
Dates
Days
No of
Periods
03
01
02
01
Chapter
Contents
House)
V 29-31
Aug-13
Animals- Nervous System-7.1
I 01-02
Chapter-7
Control and Co-ordination
What happens in a Reflex Action-7.1.1

Human Brain-7.1.2
II 05-08
04
01
How are these Tissues Protected-7.1.3

How does Nervous Tissue Cause Action7.1.4
04
02
Coordination in Plants-7.2
Movement Due to Growth-7.2.2
05
02
III 12-14,16
IV 19,21-24*
24-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
Hormones in Animals-7.3
V 26,27,29,30
04
02
Hormones in Animals-7.3
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Month
Sep-13
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Dates
Days
I 02-06
No of
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Chapter
III 16-21*
14-Working
Saturday
(Students)
06
21-Working
Saturday
(Students)
06
IV 23-27
Revision
02
SA-I
Chapter-6
02
Life Processes
05
Chapter-7
00
V 30
Control and Co-ordination
01
00
Oct-13
I 01, 03-04
03
01
Chapter-8
How Do Organisms
Reproduce?
II 07-09
III 14,15,17,19*
IV 21, 23-26*
Syllabus
05
02
II 09-14*
Contents
Do organisms create exact copies of

themselves (8.1)
The importance of variation (8.1.1)
19-Working
Saturday
(Students)
26-Working
Saturday
03
01
04
02
05
Modes of Reproduction used by single

celled organisms (8.2-)
Fission (8.2.1)
Fragmentation (8.2.2)
Regeneration (8.2.3)
Budding (8.2.4)
02
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Week
Dates
Days
No of
Periods
04
02
Chapter
Contents
(Open
House)
V 28-31
Vegetative Propagation (8.2.5)

Spore formation (8.2.6)
Nov-13
I 01
II 06-09*
III 11-13, 15-16*
IV 18-23*
09-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
16-Working
Saturday
(Students
only
participants)
23-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
22 Annual
Day
01
01
04
01
05
02
06
00
05
02
Chapter-8
How do Organisms
Reproduce?
Sexual Reproduction (8.3-8.3.3)

Why the sexual mode of reproduction
(8.3.1)
Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants

(8.3.2)
Reproduction in human beings (8.3.3)

Male Reproductive System (8.3.3) (a)
Female Reproductive System (8.3.3) (b)
V 25-29
What happens when the Egg is not

fertilized? (8.3.3) (c)
Reproductive Health (8.3.3.) (d)
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Syllabus
Month
ec-13
Week
Dates
I 02-07*
07-Working
Saturday
(Student)
Days
No of
Periods
06
02
Chapter
05
02
05
02
04
01
Jan-14
I 14-18*
Accumulative of Variation during

Reproduction (9.1)
Heredity (9.2)
Chapter 8
How Do Organisms Reproduce?
Inherited Traits (9.2.1)

Rules for Inheritance of Traits (9.2.2)
How do traits get expressed? (9.3.2)
III 16-20
28-Working
Saturday
(Open
House)
Syllabus

Chapter-9
Heredity and Evolution
II 09-13
IV 23,26,27,28*
Contents
Sex Determination (9.2.4)

Evolution (9.3)
Illustration (9.3.1)
Acquired and Inherited Traits (9.3.2)
Speciation (9.4)
Evolution & Classification (9.5)

Tracing Evolutionary Relationships (9.5.1)
Fossils (9.5.2)
Evolution by Stages (9.5.3)

18-Working
Saturday
Evolution should not be equated with
02
05
(Students)
Chapter-9
Progress (9.6)
Human Evolution (9.6.1)
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Chapter 9- Heredity and evolution
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Week
Dates
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Saturday
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06
02
05
02
Chapter
Chapter-15
Our Environment
III 27-31
Feb-14
I 01*
01-Working
Saturday
(Class XII
Farewell)
01
01
II 03-08*
08-Working
Saturday
(Open
House,
Citation
CeremonyXII)
06
02
05
02
III 10-14
05
02
V 24-27
04
02
What happens when we add our waste to

the Environment (15.1)
Ecosystem (15.2)
Food Chain & Webs (15.2.1)
How Do Our Activities Affect the
Environment (15.3)
Ozone Layer of How it is getting depleted
(15.3.1)
Managing the Garbage we produce
(15.3.2)
Chapter-16
Management of Natural
Resources
Why do we need to manage our

Resources? (16.1)
Forests & Wildlife (16.2)
Stakeholders (16.2.1)
Sustainable Management (16.2.2)
Water for all (16.3)
Revision & Correction of

Note Books
IV 17-21
Contents
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Syllabus
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Mar-14
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Dates
Days
No of
Periods
Chapter
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Contents
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Chapter-8
How Do Organisms Reproduce?
Chapter-9
Chapter-15
Our Environment
Chapter-16
Management of Natural
Resources
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Class X
Sub: History
Weekly Syllabus
Month
Apr-13
Week
Dates
I 01-06*
Days
06-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
II 08-12
06
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Periods
2
Chapter
Chap 6 History
Work, life and leisure
05
Chap 6 History
III 15-18
04
Chap 6 History
Contents
Introduction
Characterstics of the city
Syllabus
WT-I
Industrialization and the rise of the modern city Chap 6 Work, life and leisure
(pg 127-134)
in England, marginal groups
Housing, cleaning London

IV 22,23, 25-27*
27-Working
Saturday
(Student)
V 29,30
05
Chap 6 History
Transport in the city

02
Chap 6 History
Social changes in the city

May-13
I 01-04*
II 06-11*
04- Working
Saturday
(Students)
11- Working
Saturday
(Students)
III 13-14
Jul-13
I 01-06*
04
Men, women and family in the city

05
Chap 6 History
Leisure and consumption

02
06- Working
Saturday
(Students)
Chap 6 History
06
Chap 6 History
The city in colonial India

Chap 6 History
Bombay: The prime city of India
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Work in the city
WT-2
Date 26 Jul 19 Aug
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Week
Dates
Days
II 08-12
05
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2
Chapter
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Chap 6 History
Housing and neighbourhoods

III 15-19
05
Chap 6 History
Land rectomation in Bombay. Bombay as the
city of drams, cities and the challenge of the

environment
IV 22-27*
27-Working
Saturday
(Open
House)
V 29-31
06
Chap 7 History
Print
culture
The first printed books, print in Japan. Print

and
the comes to Europe
modern world
03
Chap 7 History
Print
culture
Gutenberg and the printing press a new

and
the reabing public
modern world
Aug-13
I 01-02
02
Chap 7 History
Print
culture
Religious debates and the fear of print.

and
the Print and dissent reading mania
modern world
II 05-08
04
Chap 7 History
Print
culture
Print culture and the French revolution children

and
the women and workers further innovations
modern world
III 12-14,16
04
Chap 7 History
Print
IV 19,21-24*
24-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
05
culture
Manuscripts before the age of print, print

and
the comes to India religious reform and public
modern world
debates
Chap 7 History
New form of publication women and print.
Print
culture
and
the Print and poor people. Print and censurship
and
the
modern world
V 26,27,29,30
04
Chap 7 History
Print
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modern world
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II 09-14*
III 16-21*
Revision
05
14-Working
Saturday
(Students)
21-Working
Saturday
(Students)
06
REVISION FOR SA- I

06
Chap 6 Work, life and leisure
IV 23-27
05
V 30
01
Chap 7 Print culture and the

modern world
1
Chap 3 History
Introduction
Nationalism in India
Oct-13
I 01, 03-04
03
II 07-09
III 14,15,17,19*
IV 21, 23-26*
03
19-Working
Saturday
(Students)
26-Working
Saturday
(Open
House)
V 28-31
04
05
04
Chap 3 History
The
first
world
war,
cooperation
Chap 3 History
The idea of satyagraha
Rawlatt act
Chap 3 History
Non-cooperation movement in towns rebellion
in the countriyside
Chap 3 History
Swaraj in the plantations
Towards civil disobedience
Chap 3 History
Salt March and civil disobedience movement
Nov-13
01
1
Chap 3 History
How participants
I 01
II 06-09*
09-Working
Saturday
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04
Saw the movement
Chap 3 History
Limits of civil disobedience
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and
non-
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Dec-13
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Chapter
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Chap 3 History
Syllabus
Sense of collective belonging
Chap 3 History
06
Revision
05
07-Working
Saturday
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No of
Periods
2
06
Chap 3 History
Map work
Completion of written work
Chap 1 History
Introduction
Rise
05
of
nationalism
in The French revolution and the idea of the
Europe
nation
Chap 1 History
The making of nationalism
Rise
of
nationalism

Chap 3 Nationalism in India
in Aristocracy and the new middle class
Europe
III 16-20
05
Chap 1 History
Rise
of
nationalism
What did liberal nationalism stand for? A new

in conservation after 1815
Europe
IV 23,26,27,28*
Jan-14
I 14-18*
II 20-25*
28-Working
Saturday
(Open
House)
04
Chap 1 History
Rise
of
nationalism
Revolutiories the age of revolution

in
Europe

18-Working
2
Chap 1 History
The romantic imagination and national feeling, WT-4 : DATE: 20 Jan 7 Feb 14
05
Saturday
Chap 1 Rise of nationalism in
Rise of nationalism in hunger, hardship and popular revolt
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Europe
SA-2
25-Working
2
Chap 1 History
The revolution of the liberals
06
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Chapter
Rise
of
nationalism
Contents
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in
Chap 1 Rise of nationalism in
Europe
05
Europe
Germany can the army be the architect of a Chap 3 Nationalism in India
Chap 1 History
Rise
of
nationalism
Map work
in national Italy unified
Europe
Feb-14
I 01*
II 03-08*
01-Working
Saturday
(Class XII
Farewell)
01
08-Working
Saturday
(Open
House,
Citation
CeremonyXII)
06
III 10-14
Chap 1 History
Rise
of
nationalism
in
Europe
2
Chap 1 History
Rise
of
nationalism
Visualizing
in imperialism
Europe
05
Chap 1 History
Rise
of
nationalism
in
Europe
IV 17-21
05
Chap 1 History
Rise
of
nationalism
Revision
in
Europe
V 24-27
04
Chap 1 History
Rise
of
nationalism
Europe
Mar-14
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in
the
nation
nationalism
and
Class X
Sub: Pol Sc
Weekly Syllabus
Month
Apr-13
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Dates
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I 01-06
06
No of
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Chapter
Chapter 1
Contents
Syllabus
Power sharing- Belgium & Sri Lanka

WT-I
chapter 1
II 08-12
Majoritarianism in Sri Lanka
Why power sharing is desirable

Forms of Power sharing
III 15-19*
20- WT1
21- Working
Saturday
with
students
06
IV 22-27
23,27-WT1
28-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
06
V 29-30
May-13
05
I 01-04*
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Federalism
Chapter 2
024
What makes India a Federal Country
04
How is Federalism practiced
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13-14
Jul-13
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06
WT2 for
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05
III 15-19*
19,20Annual
Debate
21- Working
Saturday
Open House
05
IV 22-27
25,27-WT2
06
V 29-31
30-WT2
03
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02
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Decentralisation in India
Democracy & Diversity

WT-2
Chapter 2 - Federalism
Differences, similarities , divisions

Chapter-3
Politics of Social division
Revision assignment
Gender , religion & caste

Chapter 4
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Gender & Politics
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06,08-WT2
04
Communalism
III 12-14,16-
Independan
ce Day
17- Annual
Quiz
03
Religion & Politics
IV 19,21-24
05
Caste & politics
V 26-30
05
Politics & Caste
I 02-06
05
II 09-14*
15- Working
Saturday
with
Revision assignment
06
Revision assignment
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Syllabus
Month
Week
Dates
III 16-21*
Days
students
22- Working
Saturday
with
students
IV 23-27,30
06
06
No of
Periods
Chapter
Contents
Term I Exam 14 Sep to

27 Sep 2012
Chapter 5
Popular struggles in Nepal & Bolivia
Oct-13
Nov-13
I 01,03-04
03
Mobilisation & Organisation
II 07-09*
13-Working
SaturdayOpen House
03
Pressure Groups & Interest Groups
III 14,15,17,19
20
Working
Saturday
with
students
04
Movement Groups
IV 21,23-26
05
V 28-31
04
I 01
03-Working
Saturday
with
students
II 06-09*
08,09-
Chapter-6
Political parties
Need of political parties
02
Types of parties
National Parties
04
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Syllabus
SA-1
Chapter1- Power Sharing
Chapter2 - Federalism
Chapter3 Democracy &
Diversity
Chapter4 Gender, Religion &
Caste
Month
Week
Dates
Days
No of
Periods
Chapter
Contents
Syllabus
Annual Day
III 11-13,1516*
Dec-13
24-Working
Saturday
with
students
05
State Parties
Challenges to Parties
IV 18-23
06
Reforms in the party system
V 25-29
05
Revision assignment
I 02-07*
01-Working
Saturday
with
students
06
II 09-13
06- Khel
Utsav
05
III 16-20
10,12,14WT3
Mock Pre
Board 03
05
WT-3 :
Chapter 5 Popular Struggles
& Movement
Khel utsav
Chapter- 7
Outcomes of democracies
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Month
Week
Dates
Days
No of
Periods
Chapter
Contents
Syllabus
to 14 Dec
2012
IV 23-26
17,19,21WT3
V 27-28
Jan-14
I 03-08*
II 14-18
III 20-25
05
Economic growth and development
02
Dignity of the Individual

12-Working
06
Reduction of Inequalities
Saturday
(staff)
16,18-WT4
Pre Board
Exam 10
to 24 Jan
2013
05
21,23,25WT4
06
Challenges to democracy
Chapter-8
Types of Challenges
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WT-4:
Chapter 6 Political Parties
Month
Week
Dates
IV 27-31
Days
28-WT4
No of
Periods
Chapter
Contents
05
Reforms
Feb-14
I 01
02- Working
SaturdayOpen House
01
Case studies
II 03-08*
09-Working
Saturday
(staff)
06
Redefining democracy
III 10-14
05
Revision
IV 17-21
05
Revision
V 24-27
04
Revision
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Syllabus
SA-II
Chapter 5 Popular Struggles
& Movement
Chapter 6 Political Parties
Chapter 7 Outcomes of
Democracy
Chapter 8 Challenges to
Demcracy
Class X
Sub: Geography
Weekly Syllabus
Month
Apr-13
Week
Dates
I 01-06*
Days
06-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
II 08-12
No of
Periods
Chapter
06
Chap-I
Resources and
Development
05
III 15-18
Chap-I
Resources and
Development
04
Chap-I
Resources and
Development
IV 22,23, 25-27*
27-Working
Saturday
(Student)
Contents
05
Chap-I
Resources and
Development
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What is a Resource?
Classification of Resources on the Basis of
Origin
On the Basis of Exhaustibility on the Basis
of Ownership
Development of Resources Sustainable

Development
Resource Planning need for Resourve
Planning
Conservation of Resources
Land as a Resourve
Land Use pattern in India
Net Source Area, fallow land, Forested
land, Cultivable Waste Land, Land
underPermanent Pastures, Gross, Sown
Area Major Features of Land Use in
India
Satisfying Features
Disturbing Features
Land Degradation
Soil Resource
Syllabus
WT-I
Chap-I
Resources and Development
Month
Week
Dates
Days
V 29,30
No of
Periods
Chapter
Contents
Syllabus
Classification of Soils and Their

Characteristic Features
Soil Erosion
Conservation of Soil
02
Chap-I
Resources and
Development
May-13
I 01-04*
04- Working
Saturday
(Students)
04
Economics
Chap-I: Development
II 06-11*
11- Working
Saturday
(Students)
III 13-14
05
Differing Notions of Development

Monetary and Non-monetary Goals
Concept of National Development
Per-Capita Income as a Measure of income
Economics
Comparing Three Different States of India

in terms of Development
Concept of Human Development
Index
Chap-I: Development
Economics
Importance of the Issue of Sustanability of

Development
02
Chap-I: Development
Jul-13
I 01-06*
06- Working
Saturday
06

Geography
Flora; Fauna; Biodiversity
Classification of Flora + Fauna on the Bsis
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WT-2
Date 26 Jul 19 Aug
Month
Week
Dates
Days
(Students)
No of
Periods
Chapter
Chap-II: Forest and Wildlife
Resources
Contents
of (IUCN)
Negative Factors that have caused Fearful
Depletion of Flora & Fauna
How have large scale Development
Projects and Mining Contributed to the
Loss of Forest and Wildlife
Syllabus
Geography

Resources
Economics
Chap-I: Development
II 08-12
05
Geography
Resources
III 15-19
05
Geography
Chap-III: Water
Resources
IV 22-27*
V 29-31
27-Working
Saturday
(Open
House)
06
Geography
Chap-III: Water
Resources
03
Chap-IV: Agriculture
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Factors which have led to the Decline in

India's Biodiversity
Conservation of Forest and Wildlfe
Measures taken by the Government to
Conserve and Project Wildlife
Types and Distribution of Forest Resource
Water Scarcity and the need for Water
Conservation and Management
Multi Purpose River Valley Projects and
Integrated Water Resource Management
Hydraulic Structures in Ancient India
Harmful Effects of Dams

Drawbaks of Multipurpose Projects
Rain Water Harvesting
Traditional Methods
Water Harvesting in Meghalaya
Bamboo Drip Irrigation System
Main Features of Indian Agriculture

Types of Farming
Primitive Subsistence Agriculture
Geography
Chap-III: Water Resourves
Month
Aug-13
Week
Dates
Days
I 01-02
02
II 05-08
04
No of
Periods
Chapter
III 12-14,16
04
Contents
Intensive Subsistence
Commercial Farming
Plantation Agriculture
Agricultural Seasons
Major Crops-Geographical conditions
required and Areas of Production
Land Reforms Introduced by the
Government of India
Impacts of Institutional and Technological
Reforms
IV 19,21-24*
V 26,27,29,30
24-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
05
Economics chap-II
: Sectors of Economy
04
Economics chap-II
Sep-13
I 02-06
05
Economics chap-II
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Green Revolution
Contribution of Agriculture to the National
Economy
Impact of Globalisation on Agriculture
Primary; Secondary; Tertiary Sectors

Causes of the Rising Importance of
Tertiary Sector
Weakness of Service Sector

Role Played by Government to Increase
Employment Opportunities
Organized; Unorganised Sector

Need and Ways to Protect Workers in the
Unorganized Sectors
Syllabus
Month
Week
Dates
II 09-14*
III 16-21*
Days
14-Working
Saturday
(Students)
21-Working
Saturday
(Students)
06
No of
Periods
Chapter
Revision
Contents
Revision
Syllabus

SA-1
06
Geography
Term I Exam 13 Sep to

26 Sep 2013
Chap-1 to 4
Economics
Chap 1 and 2
Oct-13
IV 23-27
05
Geography
Chap-V: Minerals and
Power Resources
V 30
01
Geography
Power Resources
I 01, 03-04
03
II 07-09
03
III 14,15,17,19*
19-Working
Saturday
(Students)
04
IV 21, 23-26*
26-Working
Saturday
(Open
House)
05
V 28-31
Importance; Classification of Minerals
Various Forms in which Minerals Occur

Distribution of Minerals
Iron Ore; Manganese, Copper

Mica, Limestone etc
Geography
Power Resources
Geography
Power Resources
Conventional & Non-conventional Sources

of Energy
Coal, Petroleum; Natural Gas
Geography
Power Resources
Non-Conventional Energy Solar, Wind, Tidal,

Biogas, Geo-Thermal
Conservation of Energy Resources
Economics
Functions of Money
Modern Forms of Money
Loan Activities of Banks

Role of Banks
Chap-III: Money and Credit

04
78 | P a g e
Month
Week
Dates
Days
No of
Periods
Chapter
Contents
Economics
Nov-13
Credit-Its need;
01
Terms of Credit
Economics
I 01
II 06-09*
09-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
04
Economics
III 11-13, 15-16*
IV 18-23*
16-Working
Saturday
(Students
only
participants)
05
23-Working
Saturday
(Staff)
22 Annual
Day
06
Geography
Chap-VI: Manufacturing
Industries
Geography
Industries
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Different Credit Arrangements

Supervision of Formal and Informal
Sources of Credit
Self Help Groups for Poor
Importance of Manufacturing Industries

Contribution of Industry to the Economy
Factors Responsible for the Location of
Industry
Classification of Industries
Pm the Basis of Raw Materials; Capital
Investment; Ownership
Textile Industry-Cotton Textile Jute Textile
Sugar Industry
Iron and Steel Industry
Syllabus
Month
Week
Dates
Days
V 25-29
05
No of
Periods
Chapter
Geography
Industries
Dec-13
I 02-07*
07-Working
Saturday
(Student)
06
Geography
Industries
Contents
Syllabus
Aluminium Industry
Chemical Industry
Cement Industry
Information Tech and Electronics

Industrial Pollution and Environmental
DegradationAir Pollution; Water, Noise,
Thermal Pollution
WT-3 : DATE: 9th Dec 27th

dec13
Geography
Chap-V: Minerals and Power
Resources
Economics
Geography
Chap-VI
Manufacturing Industries
II 09-13
05
Economics
Chap-IV: Globalisation
III 16-20
05
Economics
Need for Economic Reforms

Liberalisation
Production Across Countries Previous and
Present Position
MNC's Factors Kept in Mind by MNC's for
Setting up Production
Foreign Trade and Integration of Markets
Globalisation
Factors that Enabled Globalisation
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Month
Week
Dates
IV 23,26,27,28*
Jan-14
I 14-18*
II 20-25*
III 27-31
Feb-14
I 01*
Days
28-Working
Saturday
(Open
House)
04
No of
Periods
Chapter
Contents
Geography
Transport SystemIts Importance

RoadsImportance
Types of Roads
Chap-VII: Transport,
Communication; Trade
Impact of GlobalisationOn Cosumers,

Producers, On Workers
Struggle for Fair Globalisation
Role of Government in Making Fair
Role of People
Advantages of Fair Globalisation

18-Working
Geography
RailwaysProgress made by the Indian
05
Saturday
Railways since Independence
(Students)
Pipeline Transport
Major Pipelines
Water Transport; Type of Waterways
Major Ports
25-Working
Geography
Air Transport
06
Saturday
Communication Network
(Students)
Means of Communication
International Trade
Tourism as Trade
Need for Rules Regulations in the Market
05
Place
Economics
Need for Consumer Education
Chap-V: Consumer Rights
Forms of Consumer Exploitation
Causes of Consumer Exploitation
01-Working
Saturday
(Class XII
Farewell)
Consumer Movement
Consumer Rights
Duties of Consumers
01
Economics
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Syllabus
WT 4 17th Jan to 31st Jan14

Economics
Geography
Month
Week
Dates
II 03-08*
Days
08-Working
Saturday
(Open
House,
Citation
CeremonyXII)
No of
Periods
Chapter
Contents
Syllabus
Measures to Protect Consumers

Weakness of the Consumer Redressal
Process
06
Economics
SA- II
III 10-14
IV 17-21
V 24-27
Mar-14
05
05
04
Revision
Revision
Revision
Geography
Chap- V Minerals and Power
Recourses
Chap VI Manufacturing industries
Chap VII Transport and
Communication and Trade
Economics
Revision
Revision
Revision
SA II - 27 Feb 14 Mar 2014

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Chap- III Money and credit

Chap IV Globlisition
Chap V Consumer Rights

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