Dav Institutions, West Bengal Zone SESSION: 2022-2023 Divided Syllabus Class:Xii Subject: English

DAV INSTITUTIONS, WEST BENGAL ZONE
SESSION: 2022–2023
DIVIDED SYLLABUS
CLASS:XII SUBJECT: ENGLISH
MONTH CHAPTERS TO BE TAUGHT PRACTICAL WORK
April (19 Days) • The Last Lesson, Prepare a word bank: Include
• My Mother at Sixty-six new words from text and related
words, add synonyms and
antonyms. (To be updated after
every lesson)
May(10 Days) • The Third Level Presentations on Child labour /

• Lost Spring Relationships
• Deep Water
• Notice writing
HOLIDAY HOMEWORK(SUMMER BREAK):

Visit an old age home/ slum, Collect data, photographs. Write a summary of your activity.
Comprehension exercises. Revise lessons taught
June(12 Days) • Keeping Quiet Listening skill exercises

• The Tiger King Extempore
• Comprehension exercises
July (21 Days) • The Rattrap Group discussion: based on
• Journey to the end of the Earth messages from the literature
• Application for a job texts.
• Article Writing
PORTION FOR PERIODIC TEST-I:(SECOND WEEK OF JULY)
• Comprehension
• Writing Skills: Notice writing
• Literature: FLAMINGO: PROSE: The Last Lesson, Lost Spring
POETRY: My Mother at Sixty-six, Keeping Quiet
VISTAS: The Third Level
August(20 Days) • Indigo Spell bee / Vocabulary quiz
• The Enemy
• A Thing of Beauty
• Formal/Informal Invitation and Reply to
invitations
• Letter to Editor
September(22 Days) • Poets and Pancakes Mock interview.
• Report Writing
PORTION FOR HALF-YEARLY EXAMINATION: (FIRST WEEK OF SEPTEMBER)
• Comprehension
• Writing Skills: Notice,Formal/Informal Invitation and Reply to invitation
Letter to editor, Job Application, Article Writing, Report writing
• Literature:FLAMINGO: PROSE: The Last Lesson, Lost Spring, Deep Water, The Rattrap
POETRY: My Mother at Sixty -six, Keeping Quiet, A Thing of Beauty
VISTAS: The Third Level, The Tiger King, The Enemy
October(11Days) • The Interview Conduct survey and write a
• A Roadside Stand report
• On the Face of It
• Revise: Writing Skills
November(21Days) • Going Places Class Debate
• Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers
• Memories of Childhood
○ The Cutting of My Long Hair
o We Too are Human Beings
PORTION FOR PRE-BOARDI: (SECOND WEEK OF DECEMBER)
Comprehension
Writing Skills: Notice, Invitations, Job Application, Letter to Editor, Report, Article
Literature: FLAMINGO: PROSE: Indigo, Poets and Pancakes, The Interview, Going Places
POETRY: A Roadside Stand, Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers
VISTAS: On the Face of It, Memories of Childhood.
December(17 Days) Revision and Sample paper solving
HOLIDAY HOMEWORK (WINTER BREAK):

Completion of project file of survey and report writing
January(21 Days) Revision and Sample paper solving
PORTION FOR PRE-BOARD II: (SECOND WEEK OF JANUARY)

Full Syllabus
SESSION: 2022–2023
DIVIDED SYLLABUS
CLASS: XII SUBJECT: PHYSICS
April (19 Days) Chapter–1: Electric Charges and Fields Experiments:

1. To find the resistance of
a given wire / standard
resistor using a meter
bridge.
2. To find the focal length

of a convex lens by
plotting graphs between u
and v or between 1/u and
1/v.
May (10 Days) Chapter–2: Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance 3. To verify the laws of
combination (series
combination) of resistances
using meter bridge.
HOLIDAY HOME WORK (SUMMER BREAK) : PREPERATION OF ACTIVITY NOTEBOOK FOR
BOARD
Conceptual questions from
Chapter–1: Electric Charges and Fields
Chapter–2: Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance
June (12 Days) Chapter–3: Current Electricity 4. To find the refractive
index of a liquid using
convex lens and plane
mirror.
July (21 Days) Chapter–4: Moving Charges and Magnetism 5.To determine resistivity
Chapter–5: Magnetism and Matter of two / three wires by
Chapter–6: Electromagnetic Induction
plotting a graph for
(Introduction)
potential difference versus
current
6. To determine refractive
index of a glass slab using
a travelling microscope.
PORTION FOR PERIODIC TEST-I : ( SECOND WEEK OF JULY )
Chapter–3: Current Electricity
August (20 Days) Chapter–6: Electromagnetic Induction (To be 7. To determine resistance

completed) of a galvanometer by half-
Chapter- 7: Alternating currents
deflection method and to
Chapter–8: Electromagnetic Waves
Chapter–9: Ray Optics and Optical find its figure of merit.
Instruments(Introduction)
8. To draw the I-V
characteristic curve for a p-
n junction diode in forward
and reverse bias.
September (22 Days) Chapter–9: Ray Optics and Optical Instruments(To Activities:
be completed) 1. To assemble a household
Chapter–10: Wave Optics(Up to interference)
circuit comprising three
bulbs, three (on/off)
switches, a fuse and a
power source
2. To assemble the
components of a given
electrical circuit.
PORTION FOR HALFYEARLY EXAMINATION: (FIRST WEEK OF SEPTEMBER)

Chapter–4: Moving Charges and Magnetism
Chapter–5: Magnetism and Matter
Chapter 7: Alternating currents
October (11 Days) Chapter–10:Wave optics (To be completed) 3. To study the variation in
Chapter–11: Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter potential drop with length
of a wire for a steady
current.
4. To identify a diode, an
LED, a resistor and a
capacitor from a mixed
collection of such items.
November (21 Days) Chapter–12: Atoms 5. To obtain a lens
Chapter–13: Nuclei combination with the
Chapter–14: Semiconductor -Electronics:
specified focal length by
Materials, Devices and Simple Circuits.
using two lenses from the
given set of lenses.
6. Use of multimeter to see

the unidirectional flow of
current in case of a diode
and an LED and check
whether a given electronic
component (e.g., diode) is
in working order.
PORTION FOR PRE BOARD I : (SECOND WEEK OF DECEMBER)

Chapter–4: Moving Charges and Magnetism
Chapter–5: Magnetism and Matter
Chapter 7: Alternating currents
Chapter–9: Ray Optics and Optical Instruments
Chapter–10: Wave Optics
Chapter–11: Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter
December (17 Days) Revision
HOLIDAY HOME WORK (WINTER BREAK) :

Sample papers will be given for solving
January (21 Days) Revision
PORTION FOR PRE BOARD II : (SECOND WEEK OF JANUARY)

Full syllabus as prescribed by CBSE
D.A.V. INSTITUTIONS, WEST BENGAL ZONE
SESSION: 2022–2023
DIVIDED SYLLABUS
CLASS: XII SUBJECT: CHEMISTRY
April (19 Days) Unit-2 :Solutions Content based experiment
May (10 Days) Unit-2 : Solutions (Contd…) Content based experiment

Unit-3 : Electrochemistry (Contd..)
HOLIDAY HOME WORK (SUMMER BREAK) :
Unit-2 Solutions
Unit-3 Electrochemistry
June (12 Days) Unit-3 : Electrochemistry (Contd…) Volumetric Analysis

Unit-10: Haloalkanes & Haloarenes
July (21 Days) Unit-11 : Alcohols,Phenols & Ethers Volumetric Analysis (Contd..)
Unit-4 : Chemical Kinetics Salt Analysis
Unit-2 Solutions
Unit-3 Electrochemistry
August (20 Days) Unit-12 : Aldehydes, Ketones & Carboxylic Acids Salt Analysis (Contd..)
Unit-13 : Amines
Revision for Mid Term Examination
September (22 Days) Salt Analysis (Contd..)
Unit-8 : d- & f- Block Elements
Unit-2 : Solutions
Unit-3 : Electrochemistry
Unit-4 : Chemical Kinetics
Unit-10 : Haloalkanes & Haloarenes
Unit-11 : Alcohols, Phenols And Ethers
Unit-12 : Aldehydes, Ketones & Carboxylic Acids
October (11 Days) Unit-9 : Co-ordination Compounds Investigatory Project
November (21 Days) Unit-14 : Biomolecules Revision of Practicals.

REVISION

Full Syllabus
December (17 Days) REVISION

Questions from Organic Chemistry Chapters.
January (21 Days) REVISION FROM SAMPLE PAPERS.

Full Syllabus
SESSION: 2022–2023
DIVIDED SYLLABUS
CLASS:XII SUBJECT: MATHEMATICS
April (19 Days) Relations and Functions. Inverse trigonometric 1. To verify that the relation R
functions (excluding properties of inverse trigonometric in the set L of all lines in a
function). (Excluding composition of function, inverse plane, defined by R = {(l, m):
of a function and binary operation). Matrices(excluding l ⊥ m} is symmetric but neither
elementary transformation) to be started. reflexive nor transitive.
May(10 Days) Matrices and determinants(excluding properties of

determinants).
HOLIDAY HOME WORK(SUMMER BREAK) :Questions from Relation and function, Inverse
trigonometric function.
June(12 Days) Continuity and Differentiability. Derivatives (first 2. To draw the graph of sin-
1
order) of inverse trigonometric function, implicit x,using the graph of sin x and
function, exponential and logarithmic function and demonstrate the concept of
parametric differentiation and second order mirror reflection (about the line
differentiation. y = x).
3. To sketch the graphs of ax

and logax, a > 0, a ≠ 1 and to
examine that they are mirror
images of each other.
July (21 Days) Application of derivatives (derivative as rate 4. To understand the concepts
measure, increasing and decreasing function, of local maxima, local minima
maxima and minima (excluding approximations and point of inflection.
and tangent and normal).
5. To construct an open box of
Indefinite integrals. Definite Integrals. (Definite maximum volume from a given
integral as a limit of a sum excluded). rectangular sheet by cutting
equal squares from each corner.
PORTION FOR PERIODIC TEST-I : ( SECOND WEEK OF JULY ) Relations and Functions.Inverse
Trigonometric Functions and Matrices. Continuity and differentiability and derivatives (first order) of inverse
trigonometric function, implicit function, exponential and logarithmic function and parametric differentiation
and second order differentiation.
August(20 Days) Applications in finding the area under simple 6. To verify that amongst all the
curves, specially lines, circles, parabolas, ellipses in rectangles of the same
standard form only. Differential equation perimeter, the square has the
(Formation of differential equation deleted)(as per maximum area
new curriculum 2022-2023)
September(22 Days) Vectors (Scalar triple product deleted)

Syllabus –1.Relations and Functions. 2. Inverse Trigonometric Functions. 3. Matrix and Determinant .
4. Continuity and Differentiability 5. Derivatives. 6. Application of derivatives. 7. Indefinite Integrals.
8. Definite integrals. 9. Application of integrals & Differential equations
October(11Days) Vectors to be continued if required, Three - 7. To verify that angle in a

Dimensional Geometry (upto straight line).(Plane semi-circle is a right angle,
deleted) using vector method.
8.To locate the points to the given
coordinates in space, measure the
distance between the points in
space and then to verify the
distance by distance formula
November(21Days) Probability(Variance and standard deviation of

random variable deleted), L.P.P (up to three non
trivial constraint and graphical method of solution
for problems in two variables)
December(17 Days)
January(21 Days)

SESSION: 2022–2023
DIVIDED SYLLABUS
CLASS: XII SUBJECT: BIOLOGY
MONTH CHAPTERS TO BE PRACTICAL WORK

TAUGHT
April (19 Days) Chapter-2: Sexual Reproduction in 1. Prepare a temporary mount to observe pollen
Flowering Plants germination.
Chapter-5: Principles of 2. Pollen germination on stigma through a permanent
Inheritance and Variation slide or scanning electron micrograph.
3. Flowers adapted to pollination by different
agencies (wind, insects, birds).
May (10 Days) Chapter-5: Principles of 4. Mendelian inheritance using seeds of different
Inheritance and Variation colour/sizes of any plant.
( to be continued ) . 5. Prepared pedigree charts of any one of the genetic
Chapter-14: Ecosystem traits such as rolling of tongue, blood groups, ear
lobes, widow's peak and colour blindness.
To prepare the investigatory project as per the guidelines & Few question answers from : Principles of
Inheritance and Variation .
June (12 Days) Chapter-3: Human Reproduction 6. Identification of stages of gamete development, i.e.,
Chapter-4: Reproductive Health T.S. of testis and T.S. of ovary through permanent
slides (from grasshopper/mice).
7. Meiosis in onion bud cell or grasshopper testis
through permanent slides.
8. T.S. of blastula through permanent slides
(Mammalian).
July (21 Days) Chapter 15: Biodiversity and 9. Prepare a temporary mount of onion root tip to
Conservation study mitosis.
Chapter-6: Molecular Basis of 10. Flash cards models showing examples of
Inheritance homologous and analogous organs.
Chapter-7: Evolution
Chapter-2: Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants
Chapter-3: Human Reproduction
Chapter-5: Principles of Inheritance and Variation
Chapter-14: Ecosystem
August (20 Days) Chapter-10: Microbes in Human 11. Study the plant population density by quadrat
Welfare method.
Chapter-13: Organisms and 12. Study the plant population frequency by quadrat
Populations method.
13. Models specimen showing symbolic association in
Revision for Half Yearly root modules of leguminous plants, Cuscuta on host,
lichens.
Examination.
September (22 Days) Chapter-11: Biotechnology and its
Principles
PORTION FOR MID TERM EXAMINATION : ( FIRST WEEK OF SEPTEMBER )

Chapter-2: Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants
Chapter-3: Human Reproduction
Chapter-4: Reproductive Health
Chapter-5: Principles of Inheritance and Variation
Chapter-6: Molecular Basis of Inheritance
Chapter-7: Evolution
Chapter-10: Microbes in Human Welfare
Chapter-14: Ecosystem
Chapter 15: Biodiversity and Conservation
October (11 Days) Chapter-11: Biotechnology and its

Principles ( to be continued) 14.Isolate DNA from available plant material such as
Chapter 12: Biotechnology and its spinach, green pea seeds, papaya, etc
Application
November (21 Days) Chapter-8: Human Health and 15.Common disease causing organisms like Ascaris,
Diseases. Entamoeba, Plasmodium, any fungus causing
ringworm through permanent slides, models or virtual
images or specimens. Comment on symptoms of
diseases that they cause.
16. Controlled pollination - emasculation, tagging and
bagging .
Chapter-8: Human Health and Diseases.
Chapter-11: Biotechnology and its Principles
Chapter 12: Biotechnology and its Application
Chapter-13: Organisms and Populations
December (17 Days) Revision of all chapters from Sample papers
HOLIDAY HOME WORK (WINTER BREAK) :Sample papers
January (21 Days) Revision for all chapters .
PORTION FOR PRE BOARD II : (SECOND WEEK OF JANUARY): Entire syllabus for class XII
SESSION: 2022–2023
DIVIDED SYLLABUS
CLASS:XII SUBJECT: COMPUTER SCIENCE
April (19 Days) Unit I: Computational Thinking and

Programming – 2
-Revision of Python topics covered in Class XI. Practical on Revision of Python
Topics covered in Class XI.
-Functions: types of function (built-in functions, Practical on Python using User
functions defined in module, user defined functions) defined Functions.
May (10 Days) Functions: creating user defined function, arguments

and parameters, default parameters, positional Practical on Python using User
parameters, function returning value(s), flow of
defined Functions with List,
execution, scope of a variable (global scope, local
scope) Tuple, Dictionary, Local and
Global variables.
HOLIDAY HOME WORK(SUMMER BREAK) :

Programs and Outputs form Revision of Python covered in Class XI and Functions are provided.
June (12 Days) Data Structure:Stack and its Operations using List, Practical on Stack Using List in
Implementation of stack using list. (Infix to Postfix Python
conversion using Stack, Evaluation of Postfix
Expression using Stack.) Practical on File Operation.
Data File Handling:Introduction to files, types of
files (Text file, Binary file, CSV file), relative and
absolute paths.
July (21 Days) • Text file Operations Practical on Text File, Binary
• Binary file Operations File and CSV File Operations.
• CSV File Operations
Revision of Python topics covered in Class XI.
Python Functions, Data Structure, Fundamental of Data file handling (Covered till the month of June)
August (20 Days) Unit III: Database Management

• Database concepts, Practical on Database Using
• Relational data model MYSQL with Queries.
• Structured Query Language: SQL Queries
based on DDL, DML Commands and
Aggregate Functions.
• Structured Query Language: Join Operations
September (22 Days) • Interface of python with an SQL database Practical on MYSQL Queries
Revision for Mid Term Examination. and Python with MYSQL
Connectivity.
(Complete portions of Unit-I and Unit III)
Revision of Python topics covered in Class XI, Python Functions, Data Structure,
Data File Handling (Text File, Binary File and CSV File)
Database Management Concepts, SQL Queries, Interface of python with an SQL database.
October (11 Days) Unit II: Computer Networks:
Evolution of networking, Data communication Practical:Revision of Data File
terminologies, Transmission media , Network Handling and SQL Queries,
topologies and Network types,
November (21 Days) Computer Networks :
Network devices, Network protocol,
Introduction to web services.

Full Syllabus
December (17 Days) Revision Work
January (21 Days) Revision Work

Full Syllabus
SESSION: 2022–2023
DIVIDED SYLLABUS
CLASS: XII SUBJECT: ACCOUNTANCY
April-2022 (19 Days) Accounting for Partnership Firms: Fundamentals
May-2022 (10 Days) Change in Profit Sharing Ratios among the Existing Comprehensive Project
Partners

PRACTICAL PROBLEMS AND COMPREHENSIVE PROJECT WORK.
June-2022 (12 Days) Admission of a Partner
July-2022 (21 Days) Retirement of a Partner

Death of a Partner
Dissolution of Partnership Firm
1. Accounting for Partnership Firms: Fundamentals
2. Change in Profit Sharing Ratios among the Existing Partners
3. Admission of a Partner
August-2022 (20 Accounting for Share Capital
Days) Accounting for Debentures
September-2022 Accounting for Debentures

Financial Statements of a Company
(22 Days)
1. Accounting for Partnership Firms: Fundamentals
2. Change in Profit Sharing Ratios among the Existing Partners
3. Admission of a Partner
4. Retirement of a Partner
5. Death of a Partner
6. Dissolution of Partnership Firm
7. Accounting for Share Capital
October-2022 Accounting Ratios Specific Project.
(11Days) Cash Flow Statement
November-2022 Cash Flow Statement

(21Days) Revision

Full Syllabus.
December-2022 Revision of overall syllabus

(17 Days)

PRACTICAL PROBLEMS & COMPLETION OF PROJECT
January-2023(21 Revision of overall syllabus

Days)
PORTION FOR PRE BOARD II : (SECOND WEEK OF JANUARY-2023)
Full Syllabus.
SESSION: 2022–2023
DIVIDED SYLLABUS
CLASS:XII SUBJECT: BUSINESS STUDIES

UNIT 1- Nature and Significance of Management
April- 2022 (19 Days)
UNIT 2- Principles of Management
UNIT 2- Principles of Management PROJECT TO BE STARTED
May- 2022 (10 Days)
UNIT-3Business Environment
QUESTIONS AND PROJECT
UNIT-4 Planning
June- 2022 (12 Days)
UNIT-5 Organising
UNIT-5 Organising
July- 2022 (21 Days)
UNIT-6 Staffing
UNIT-7 Directing
UNIT-3 Business Environment
UNIT-4 Planning
UNIT-7 Directing
August- 2022
UNIT 8 Controlling
(20 Days) UNIT 9 Financial Management
UNIT 9 Financial Management

September- 2022
(22 Days)
UNIT 3- Business Environment
UNIT 4- Planning
UNIT 5- Organising
UNIT 6- Staffing
UNIT 7- Directing
UNIT 8- Controlling
UNIT 10 Financial Market PROJECT TO BE COMPLETED
October- 2022
UNIT 11Marketing Management
(11 Days)
UNIT 11Marketing Management
November- 2022
UNIT 12Consumer Protection
(21 Days)
FULL SYLLABUS
December- 2022 Revision of overall syllabus
(17 Days)
HOLIDAY HOME WORK (WINTER BREAK)
PRACTICE QUESTIONS & CASE BASED QUESTIONS.
January- 2023 (21 Revision of overall syllabus
Days)
PORTION FOR PRE BOARD II : (SECOND WEEK OF JANUARY-2023)

FULL SYLLABUS
SESSION: 2022–2023
DIVIDED SYLLABUS
CLASS: XII SUBJECT: ECONOMICS
April (19 Days) ● Indian Economy on the eve of

independence.
● Basic concepts of Macroeconomics.
(Up to circular flow of income)
May (10 Days) ● Indian Economy 1950- 1990
● Money and Banking.
HOLIDAY HOME WORK(SUMMER BREAK):Question Answer and Project.
June (12 Days) ● Indian Economy 1950- 1990

(to complete)
● Money and Banking (to complete)
July (21 Days) ● Liberalization,Privatization and

Globalization: An appraisal.
● Human Capital Formation (to start).
● National Income and related aggregates.
● Measurements of National Income.
● Indian Economy on the eve of independence.
(Up to circular flow of income)
August (20 Days) ● Human Capital Formation (to complete)
● Rural development
● Government budget and the economy.
● Measurements of National income.
(Practice of numerical, if not completed).
September (22 Days) ● Employment
● Foreign Exchange
PORTION FOR HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION: (FIRST WEEK OF SEPTEMBER)

● Indian Economy on the eve of independence.
● Indian Economy 1950- 1990.
● Liberalization,Privatization and Globalization: An appraisal.
● Human Capital Formation
● National Income and related aggregates.
● Measurements of National Income.
● Government budget and the economy.
October (11 Days) ● Environment and sustainable development.
● Balance of payments.
● Theory of income and employment.
November (21 Days) ● Comparative development experience of
India and its neighbours.
● Theory of income and employment (to
complete)
PORTION FOR PRE-BOARDI: (SECOND WEEK OF DECEMBER)
Full syllabus
HOLIDAY HOME WORK (WINTER BREAK):
PORTION FOR PRE-BOARD II: (SECOND WEEK OF JANUARY)
Full portion
SESSION: 2022–2023
DIVIDED SYLLABUS
CLASS: XII SUBJECT: APPLIED MATHEMATICS(241)
April (19 Days) Unit - 1 PROJECT:

Numbers, Quantification and Numerical Applications Each day newspaper tells us
(1.1 to 1.6 ) about the maximum
temperature, minimum
temperature and humidity.
Collect the data for a period of
30 days and represent it
graphically. Compare it with the
data available for the same time
period for the previous year.
(To be given to the students)
May (10 Days) Unit – 2 PRACTICAL 1:
Algebra ( 2.1 to 2.3 ) Matrix multiplication and
Matrices, Types of matrices, Equality of matrices, inverse of matrix using
Transpose of a matrix, symmetric and skew spreadsheet.
symmetric matrices, Operation on matrices (up to
matrix multiplication)
HOLIDAY HOME WORK (SUMMER BREAK): Worksheet on topics covered.
June (12 Days) Unit – 2 (contd…)

Algebra ( 2.4 to 2.6 )
Determinant, Inverse of a matrix, Solving system of
simultaneous equations using matrix method and
Cramer’s rule.
Unit – 3
Calculus ( 3.1 and 3.2 )
Derivatives and its applications (Determine the rate
of change of various quantities, Understand the
gradient of tangent and normal to a curve at
a given point, Write the equation of tangents
and normal to a curve at a given point)
July (21 Days) Unit –3
Calculus ( 3.3 to 3.12 )
Marginal Cost and Marginal Revenue using
Derivatives, Increasing /Decreasing Functions,
Maxima and Minima, Indefinite integrals, Definite
integrals and area under the curve, Application of
integration. Differential Equations and Modelling.
Unit – 1 : Numbers, Quantification and Numerical Applications (1.1 to 1.6 )
Unit – 2 : Algebra ( 2.1 to 2.6 )
Unit – 3 : Calculus ( 3.1 to 3.3 ) - Derivatives and its applications (Determine the rate of change of various
quantities, Understand the gradient of tangent and normal to a curve at a given point, Write the equation of
tangents and normal to a curve at a given point), Marginal Cost and Marginal Revenue using Derivatives.
August (20 Days) Unit – 4 PRACTICAL 2:
Probability Distributions ( 4.1 to 4.6 ) Plot the graphs of functions on
excel and study the graph to
find out the point of maxima
and/ or minima.
September (22 Days) Unit – 5 PRACTICAL 3:
Inferential Statistics ( 5.1 to 5.3 ) (Last Week)
Collect data from newspapers
on traffic, sports activities and
market trends and use excel to
study future trends.

Unit – 1 (Full Portion), Unit – 2(Full Portion), Unit – 3(Full Portion) and Unit – 4 (Full Portion)
October (11 Days) Unit - 6

Index number and time based data ( 6.4 to 6.8 )
Unit - 7
Financial mathematics ( 7.1 & 7.3 )
November (21 Days) Unit – 7 (contd…)
Financial mathematics (contd...) ( 7.4 , 7.5, 7.7 )
Unit - 8
Linear Programming ( 8.1 to 8.6 )
FULL SYLLABUS ( As per latest syllabus issued by CBSE )
HOLIDAY HOME WORK (WINTER BREAK) : Sample papers will be provided on full syllabus.

FULL SYLLABUS ( As per latest syllabus issued by CBSE )
SESSION: 2022–2023
DIVIDED SYLLABUS
CLASS:XII SUBJECT: Entrepreneurship
April (19 Days) Unit 1: Entrepreneurial Opportunities.

(Sensing EntrepreneurialOpportunities,
Environment Scanning, Problem Identification)
Unit 2: Business Planning.

(Forms of Business organization)
May(10 Days) Unit 1:Entrepreneurial Opportunities

(Idea fields, Spotting Trends, Creativity and
Innovation, Selecting the RightOpportunity
Unit 2Business Planning

(Business Plan: concept, formatComponents)
HOLIDAY HOME WORK(SUMMER BREAK):

• Question-Answer Assignment
• Market Survey (Product choosing and questionnaire preparation)
June(12 Days) Unit 3: Enterprise Marketing

(Marketing mix, Concepts of Branding packaging,
labelling, Logo ad tagline)
Unit 4: Enterprise Growth Strategies
(Franchising: Concept and types)
July (21 Days) Unit 3: Enterprise Marketing
(Price, Place and promotion components of market,
Sales strategy.) (To complete)

(Franchising: Advantages and limitations to
franchisor and franchisee.)
Unit 1 :Entrepreneurial Opportunities.
Unit 2 :Business Planning
Unit 3: Enterprise Marketing
August(20 Days) Unit 4: Enterprise Growth Strategies

(Mergers and Acquisition: Concept, reasonsand
types.Reasons for mergers and acquisitions)
Unit 5: Business Arithmetic

(Unit of Sale, Unit Cost for multiple
products or services, Break even Analysis for
multipleproducts or services)
September(22 Days) Unit 5: Business Arithmetic Business planning idea

(Working Capital, Inventory Control) formation and format
preparation
Unit 6: Resource Mobilization
(Capital Market: Concept • Primary market:
Concept, methods of issue)
Unit 1: Entrepreneurial Opportunities.
Unit 2: Business Planning
Unit 3: Enterprise Marketing
October(11Days) Unit 5: Business Arithmetic
(Inventory Control and EOQ)
Angel Investor: Features
November(21Days) Unit 5: Business Arithmetic
(Return on Investment (ROI) and Return on Equity
(ROE))
(Venture Capital: Features, funding)
FULL SYLLABUS
December(17 Days) Revision

Project file preparation on Market survey and Business Plan
January(21 Days) Revision

FULL SYLLABUS
SESSION: 2022–2023
DIVIDED SYLLABUS
CLASS:XII SUBJECT: BANKING (811)

Ancillary services of Banks
April (19 Days)
Innovations in Banking Technology
Ancillary services of Banks PRACTICAL TO BE STARTED
May (10 Days)
Employability skill: Communication Skills

COMPLETION OF PRACTICAL FILE
June (12 Days)
Organizations of Bank Branch
July (21 Days)
Basic of Business Mathematics
Employability skill: Self-Management Skills

August (20 Days)
Reserve Bank of India Regulations of our Banks
Employability skill: Self-Management Skills
Reserve Bank of India Regulations of our Banks PROJECT FILE
September (22 Days)
Employability skill: Information and
Communication Technology Skills

Employability skill: Communication Skills ; Self-Management Skills ; Information and Communication
Technology Skills
October (11 Days)
Employability skill: Entrepreneurship Skills
Proforma of Final Accounts of Banking Companies
November (21 Days)
Employability skill: Green skills
Employability skill:
Communication Skills ; Self-Management Skills ; Information and Communication Technology Skills;
Entrepreneurship Skills and Green skills.
December (17 Days) Revision of overall syllabus

COMPLETION OF PROJECT FILE
January (21 Days) Revision of overall syllabus

Employability skill:
Communication Skills ; Self-Management Skills ; Information and Communication Technology Skills;
Entrepreneurship Skills and Green skills.
SESSION: 2022 – 2023
DIVIDED SYLLABUS
CLASS: XII SUBJECT: GEOGRAPHY
April (19 Days) Fundamentals of Human Geography Type and Sources of data: Primary,
• Human Geography: Nature and Secondary, and other sources.
Scope
• The World Population- distribution,
density, and growth
India: People and Economy
• Population: Distribution, Density,
Growth and Composition
May(10 Days) Fundamentals of Human Geography Tabulating and processing of data;
• Human Development calculation of averages.
• Human Settlements
PRACTICAL WORK
June(12 Days) Fundamentals of Human Geography Measures of central tendency.
• Primary activities(contd.)
• Land Resources and
Agriculture(contd.)
July(21 Days) Fundamentals of Human Geography Representation of data- construction of
• Primary activities(completion) diagrams: bars, circles, and flowchart
• Secondary Activities
• Land Resources and
Agriculture(completion)
• Water Resources
PORTION FOR PERIODIC TEST I : ( SECOND WEEK OF JULY )
Fundamentals of Human Geography
• Human Geography: Nature and Scope
• The World Population- distribution, density, and growth
• Human Development
• Population: Distribution, Density, Growth and Composition
August Fundamentals of Human Geography Representation of data - thematic
(20 Days) • Tertiary and Quaternary Activities maps; construction of dot; choropleth and
India: People and Economy isopleths maps.
• Mineral and Energy Resources
• Planning and Sustainable
Development in Indian
Context(contd.)
September Fundamentals of Human Geography Spatial Information Technology
(22 Days) • Tertiary and Quaternary Activities
• Planning and Sustainable
Development in Indian
Context(completion)
• Transport and Communication
PORTION FOR MID TERM EXAMINATION: (FIRST WEEK OF SEPTEMBER)
Fundamentals of Human Geography
• Human Geography: Nature and Scope
• The World Population- distribution, density, and growth
• Human Development
• Primary activities
• Secondary Activities
• Population: Distribution, Density, Growth and Composition
• Land Resources and Agriculture
• Water Resources
October(11 Days) Fundamentals of Human Geography Spatial Information Technology
• Transport and Communication
• International Trade
November Fundamentals of Human Geography Spatial Information Technology
(21 Days) • International Trade
• Geographical Perspective on
Selected Issues and Problems
PORTION FOR PRE-BOARD I: (FIRST WEEK OF DECEMBER)
FULL SYLLABUS
December REVISION
(17 Days)
HOLIDAY HOMEWORK (WINTER BREAK)
Sample paper solving
Diagram based question
Map Skill
January REVISION
(21 Days)

FULL SYLLABUS
SESSION: 2022–2023
DIVIDED SYLLABUS
CLASS:XII SUBJECT: POLITICAL SCIENCE
April (19 Days) Part A:

1. The End of Bipolarity (To be Continued)
Part B:
1. Challenges of Nation Building
2. Planned Development (To be Continued)
May(10 Days) Part A:
1. The End of Bipolarity (Completed)
2. Planned Development (Completed)
HOLIDAY HOME WORK(SUMMER BREAK) :PROJECT WORK: (Group)
Class to be divided into groups of 4/5 students. The Project can be made on the topics given in the syllabus. 10
marks for the project work and 10 marks for viva-voce.
June(12 Days) Part A:
2. New Centres of Power (To be Continued)
Part B:
3. India’s Foreign Policy (To be Continued)
July (21 Days) Part A:

2. New Centres of Power (Completed)
3. Contemporary South Asia
Part B:
3. India’s Foreign Policy (Completed)
4. Parties and Party System in India
Part A:
1. The End of Bipolarity
2. New Centres of Power
Part B:
1. Challenges of Nation Building
2. Planned Development
August(20 Days) Part A:
4.United Nations and it’s Organizations
5. Security in Contemporary World
Part B:
5. Democratic Resurgence
September(22 Days) Part A:

6.Environment and Natural Resources (To be
Continued)
Part B:
6.Regional Aspirations (To be Continued)
Part A:
1. The End of Bipolarity
2. New Centres of Power
3. Contemporary South Asia
4. United Nations and its Organizations
5. Security in Contemporary World
Part B:
1. Challenges of Nation-Building
2. Planned Development
3. India’s Foreign Policy
4. Parties and Party System in India
5. Democratic Resurgence
October(11Days) Part A:
6.Environment and Natural Resources
(Completed)
Part B:
6.Regional Aspirations (Completed)
November(21Days) Part A:
7.Globalization
Part B:
7.Indian Politics: Recent Trends
andDevelopments
FULL SYLLABUS AS PER CBSE CURRICULUM
December(17 Days) REVISION OF FULL SYLLABUS

Sample Question Papers, Case based, Cartoon/Picture based, Map questions to be given for practice.
January(21 Days) REVISION OF FULL SYLLABUS

FULL SYLLABUS AS PER CBSE CURRICULUM FOR SECOND PRE BOARD.
SESSION: 2022–2023
DIVIDED SYLLABUS
CLASS: XII SUBJECT: HISTORY

April (19 Days) Theme-1:Bricks,Beads and Bones Instruction about
Theme-2: Kings,Farmers and Towns project,guidelines,background
discussion of themes
May (10 Days) Theme-3 Slection of final topic,Initiation
Kinship,Caste and Class (To be continued)
HOLIDAY HOME WORK(SUMMER BREAK) : A set of questions along with Project work
June (12 Days) 3. Kinship, Class and Caste(Completion ) Planning and organisation,data
collection
July (21 Days) Theme 4: Thinkers,Beliefs&Buildings Data collection
THEMES IN INDIAN HISTORY PART-II
Theme 5:Through the eyes of the Travelers

Theme 1: Bricks,Beads and Bones , Theme 2:Kings,Farmers and Towns
Theme 3:Kinship, Class and Class
August (20 Days) Theme 6:Bhakti-Sufi Traditions Data collection
Theme 7: An Imperial Capital:Vijaynagar

September (22 Days) Theme 8:Peasants,Zamindars &State Content, Data analysis,
THEMES IN INDIAN HISTORY:PART-III Interprettion
Theme 10:Colonialism and the Countryside
Theme:1. Bricks,Beads and Bones
Theme:2. Kingship,Farmers and Towns
Theme:3.Kinship, Class and Caste
Theme:4. Thinkers,Beliefs and Buildings
Theme:5. Through The Eyes of Travelers
Theme 6: Bhakti-Sufi Traditions
Theme:7:An Imperial Capital:Vijayanagara
October (11 Days) Theme 11:Rebels and Raj Conclusion

Theme 13:Mahatma Gandhi &the Nationalist
Movement(Contd)
November (21 Days) Theme 13 Mahtma Gandhi & the Nationalist Final view and instruction for
Movement(Completion) viva
Theme-15: Framing the Constitution.
PORTION FOR PRE BOARD I : (SECOND WEEK OF DECEMBER)-Full syllabus
REVISION ON THEMES OF INDIAN HISTORY Final view and instruction for
December (17 Days)
PART-I &II viva
HOLIDAY HOME WORK (WINTER BREAK) :PRACTICE PAPERS TO BE ASSIGNED ON BOOK-I,
II &III
January (21 Days)REVISION ON ENTIRE SYLLABUS WITH -------------------

SAMPLE QUESTIONS.
PORTION FOR PRE BOARD II : (SECOND WEEK OF JANUARY)-Full syllabus
SESSION: 2022–2023
DIVIDED SYLLABUS
CLASS: XII SUBJECT: PSYCHOLOGY
April (19 Days) Chapter-1: Variations in Psychological Attributes Assessment of Intelligence

(Continued….)
May (10 Days) Chapter-1: Variations in Psychological Attributes

Chapter-2: Self and Personality (Continued….)

Practice Question-Answer Writing Practical
June (12 Days) Chapter-2: Self and Personality Assessment of Personality
July (21 Days) Chapter-3: Meeting Life Challenges

Chapter-1: Variations in Psychological Attributes
Chapter-2: Self and Personality
Chapter-3: Meeting Life Challenges
August (20 Days) Chapter-4: Psychological Disorders Assessment of Anxiety

Disorders
September (22 Days) Chapter-5: Therapeutic Approaches Preparation of one

Revision CASE STUDY

Chapter-1: Variations in Psychological Attributes (Full Chapter)
Chapter-2: Self and Personality (Full Chapter)
Chapter-3: Meeting Life Challenges
Chapter-4: Psychological Disorders
Chapter-5: Therapeutic Approaches
October (11 Days) Chapter-6: Attitude and Social Cognition Assessment of Depression
November (21 Days) Chapter-7: Social Influences and Group Processes Assessment of Stress/Attitude

Full syllabus as mentioned in CBSE Curriculum for SSCE

Practice Question-Answer & Writing Practical

Full syllabus as mentioned in CBSE Curriculum for SSCE
SESSION: 2022–2023
DIVIDED SYLLABUS
CLASS:XII SUBJECT: SOCIOLOGY
April (19 Days)Book-1 (Indian Society)

Chapter 2
The Demographic Structure of the Indian Society
May(10 Days) Book-1 (Indian Society) Project work- To be assigned
Chapter 3- Social Institutions: Continuity and
Change
HOLIDAY HOME WORK(SUMMER BREAK) :: A set of questions to be answered along with Project
work.
June(12 Days) Book-1 (Indian Society) Introduction

Chapter 5
Patterns of Social Inequality and Exclusion….(to
be continued)
July (21 Days) Book-1 (Indian Society) Statement of purpose
Chapter 5 -Patterns of Social Inequality and
Exclusion(…..Remaining part)
Chapter-6
The Challenges of Cultural Diversity (,,,To be
continued)

Chapter 2, 3 and 5
August(20 Days) Book-1 (Indian Society) Research question

Chapter 6 The Challenges of Cultural Diversity
(…Remaining part) and revision.
Book-2- (Social Change and
September(22 Days) Methodology
Development in India)- Chapter-1-Structural
Change
PORTION FOR HALFYEARLY EXAMINATION: (FIRST WEEK OF SEPTEMBER)- Chapters 2,3,5,6
October(11Days) Book-2- (Social Change and Data analysis

Development in India)- Chapter-2- Cultural
Change and Chapter 4-
Change and Development in Rural Society
November(21Days) Book-2- (Social Change and Conclusion

Development in India)- Chapter 5-
Change and Development in Industrial Society and
Chapter 8 - Social Movements
PORTION FOR PRE BOARD I : (SECOND WEEK OF DECEMBER)- Full Syllabus
December(17 Days) Revision Correction work

Sample Paper Practice
January(21 Days) Revision Final view
PORTION FOR PRE BOARD II : (SECOND WEEK OF JANUARY) –Full syllabus

SESSION: 2022–2023
DIVIDED SYLLABUS
CLASS:XII SUBJECT: PHYSICAL EDUCATION
April (19 Days) Unit I Management of Sporting Events
May (10 Days) Unit II Children & Women in Sports

PRACTICE OF VARIOUS FIXTURES (KNOCK-OUT & LEAGUE)
Practical-1: Fitness tests administration (Text Book Pg no. 115 to 117)
June (12 Days) Unit II Children & Women in Sports ❖ Practical-2: Procedure for
(REMAINING PORTION).
Asanas, Benefits &
Unit III Yoga as Preventive measure for Contraindication for any two
Lifestyle Disease Asanas for each lifestyle disease
July (21 Days) Unit IV Physical Education & Sports for

CWSN (Children with Special Needs - Divyang)
Unit V Sports & Nutrition

Unit I Management of Sporting Events
Unit II Children & Women in Sports
August (20 Days) Unit VI Test & Measurement in Sports Unit

VII Physiology & Injuries in Sports
September (22 Days) REVISION OF UNIT 1 TO UNIT 5
PORTION FOR HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION: (FIRST WEEK OF SEPTEMBER)

Unit I Management of Sporting Events
Unit II Children & Women in Sports
Unit III Yoga as Preventive measure for Lifestyle Disease
Unit IV Physical Education & Sports for CWSN (Children with Special Needs - Divyang)
Unit V Sports & Nutrition
October (11 Days) Unit VIII Biomechanics & Sports ❖ Practical-3: Anyone one IOA
recognised Sport/Game of choice.
Labelled diagram of Field &
Equipment. Also mention its Rules,
Terminologies & Skills.
LIST OF GAMES & SPORTS –BASKET BALL,
FOOTBALL, KABADDI, KHO-KHO,
VOLLEYBALL, HANDBALL, HOCKY,
CRICKET.
November (21 Days) Unit IX Psychology & Sports

Unit X Training in Sports
PORTION FOR PRE BOARD I: (SECOND WEEK OF DECEMBER)

FULL SYLLABUS
December (17 Days) REVISION
January (21 Days)

FULL SYLLABUS
SESSION: 2022–2023
DIVIDED SYLLABUS
CLASS:XII SUBJECT: PAINTING
April (19 Days) UNIT 1 (A) : RAJASTHANI SCHOOLOF UNIT 1 : NATURE STUDY
MINIATURE PAINTING MEDIUM : ANY MEDIUM OF
COLOUR
May(10 Days) UNIT 1 (A) : RAJASTHANI SCHOOLOF UNIT 1 : NATURE STUDY

COLOUR
HOLIDAY HOME WORK(SUMMER BREAK) :DRAW AND COLOUR ANY TWO STILL LIFE IN
WATER COLOR OR POSTER COLOUR.
June(12 Days) UNIT 1( B) : PAHARI SCHOOLOF UNIT 1 : OBJECT STUDY

MINITURE PAINTING MEDIUM : ANY MEDIUM OF
COLOUR
July (21 Days) UNIT 2 (A) : MUGHAL SCHOOL OF UNIT 1 : OBJECT STUDY
COLOUR

THEORY :UNIT 1 (A) :RAJASTHANI SCHOOLOF MINIATURE PAINTING
UNIT 1( B) : PAHARI SCHOOLOF MINITURE PAINTING
PRACTICAL :UNIT 1 : NATURE AND OBJECT STUDY ( MEDIUM : PENCIL OR COLOR PENCIL
SHADING )
August(20 Days) UNIT 2 (B) : DECCAN SCHOOLOF UNIT 2: PAINTING

COMPOSITION -
MINIATURE PAINTING
IMAGINATIVE PAINTING
BASED ONSUBJECTS FROM
LIFE AND NATURE IN
WATER COLOUR OR
POSTERCOLOUR WITH
COLOUR VALUES.
UNIT 3 (A): NATIONAL FLAG OF INDIA AND UNIT 2: CREATIVE AND
THE SYMBOLIC SIGNIFICANCE OF ITS MODERN PAINTING IN
September(22 Days)
FORMS AND THE COLOURS. MIXED MEDIA.

THEORY: UNIT 1 (A) : RAJASTHANI SCHOOLOFMINIATURE PAINTING
UNIT 1 (B) : PAHARI SCHOOLOF MINITURE PAINTING
UNIT 2 (A) : MUGHAL SCHOOL OFMINIATURE PAINTING
UNIT 2 (B) : DECCAN SCHOOLOFMINIATURE PAINTING
PRACTICAL :UNIT 1 : NATURE AND OBJECT STUDY ( MEDIUM : WATER COLOR OR POSTER
COLOR )
UNIT 2: PAINTING COMPOSITION -IMAGINATIVE PAINTING BASED ONSUBJECTS
FROM LIFE AND NATURE (MEDIUM: WATER COLOUR OR POSTERCOLOR).
October (11 Days) UNIT 3(A) : THE BENGAL SCHOOL OF PAINTING UNIT 3 : INDIAN FOLK
PAINTING IN ANY MEDIUM
November (21 Days) UNIT 3(A) : THE BENGAL SCHOOL OF UNIT 3 : INDIAN FOLK
PAINTING PAINTING IN ANY MEDIUM
UNIT 3 (A): CONTRIBUTION OF INDIAN

ARTISTS IN THE STRUGGLEFOR NATIONAL
FREEDOM MOVEMENT.

UNIT 3 (A): NATIONAL FLAG OF INDIA AND THE SYMBOLIC SIGNIFICANCE OF ITS FORMS AND
THE COLOURS
UNIT 3 (A) : THE BENGAL SCHOOL OF PAINTING
UNIT 3 (A): CONTRIBUTION OF INDIAN ARTISTS IN THE STRUGGLE FOR NATIONAL
FREEDOM MOVEMENT.
December (17 Days) UNIT 3 (B) : THE MODERN TRENDS IN UNIT 3 : PREPARATION OF
INDIAN ART (PAINTING) PORTFOLIO

PRACTICAL: DRAW AND COLOR ANY ONE INDIAN FOLK PAINTINGWITH WATER COLOR,
ACRYLIC COLOR OR POSTER COLOR.
January (21 Days) UNIT 3 (B) : THE MODERN TRENDS IN UNIT 3 : PREPARATION OF
INDIAN ART (GRAPHIC-PRINTS & PORTFOLIO
SCULPTURES)

UNIT 3 (A): NATIONAL FLAG OF INDIA AND THE SYMBOLIC SIGNIFICANCE OF ITS
FORMS AND THE COLOURS
UNIT 3 (A): CONTRIBUTION OF INDIAN ARTISTS IN THE STRUGGLE FOR NATIONAL
FREEDOM MOVEMENT.
UNIT 3 (B): THE MODERN TRENDS IN INDIAN ART (PAINTING, GRAPHIC-PRINTS &
SCULPTURES).
PRACTICAL :UNIT 1 : NATURE AND OBJECT STUDY ( MEDIUM : WATER COLOR OR POSTER
COLOR )
UNIT 2: PAINTING COMPOSITION -IMAGINATIVE PAINTING BASED ONSUBJECTS
FROM LIFE AND NATURE (MEDIUM: WATER COLOUR OR POSTER COLOR).
SESSION: 2022–2023
DIVIDED SYLLABUS
CLASS:XII SUBJECT: WEB APPLICATOPN
April (19 Days) Unit 1 : Communication Skills-IV

(Employability Skills)
May(10 Days) Unit 2 : Self-Management Skills-IV - Importing Pictures.
(Employability Skills) - Importing Audio and Video
Files.
Unit 1: Movie Editing Tools (Subject Specific - Splitting and Joining
Skills) Movie Clips.
- Adding Titles and
publishing

Short answer type questions from Communication skills &
Practical questions from Movie editing tools.
June(12 Days) Unit 3 : ICT Skills-IV (Employability Skills)
July (21 Days) Unit 2: Customizing and Embedding - Compatible Multimedia files
Multimedia Components in Web Pages formats for Web Pages.
(Subject Specific Skills) - Embedding Audio file.
- Embedding Video file.
- Embedding Flash file.

Unit 1 : Communication Skills-IV (Employability Skills)
Unit 2 : Self-Management Skills-IV (Employability Skills)
Unit 3 : ICT Skills-IV (Employability Skills)
Unit 1: Movie Editing Tools (Subject Specific Skills)
Unit 2: Customizing and Embedding Multimedia Components in Web Pages (Subject Specific Skills)
August(20 Days) Unit 4 : Entrepreneurial Skills-IV
(Employability Skills)
September(22 Days) Unit 3: Web Scripting – Java Script (Subject -USER DEFINE FUNCTION
Specific Skills) PROGRAMMING
-PROGRAMMING USING String
Object,Math Object, Array
Object, Events
Unit 1 : Communication Skills-IV (Employability Skills)
Unit 2 : Self-Management Skills-IV (Employability Skills)
Unit 3 : ICT Skills-IV (Employability Skills)
Unit 1: Movie Editing Tools (Subject Specific Skills)
Unit 2: Customizing and Embedding Multimedia Components in Web Pages
Unit 3: Web Scripting – Java Script (Subject Specific Skills)
October(11Days) Unit 5 : Green Skills-IV (Employability Skills)
November(21Days) Unit 4: Work Integrated Learning IT– WA-II

(Subject Specific Skills)

Full Syllabus
December(17 Days) REVISION REVISION

Programming questions using JavaScript&
Short answer type questions from Work Integrated Learning IT-WA-II
January(21 Days) REVISION REVISION

Full Syllabus

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DAV INSTITUTIONS, WEST BENGAL ZONE

CLASS:XII SUBJECT: ENGLISH

MONTH CHAPTERS TO BE TAUGHT PRACTICAL WORK

May(10 Days) • The Third Level Presentations on Child labour /

HOLIDAY HOMEWORK(SUMMER BREAK):

June(12 Days) • Keeping Quiet Listening skill exercises

HOLIDAY HOMEWORK (WINTER BREAK):

January(21 Days) Revision and Sample paper solving

PORTION FOR PRE-BOARD II: (SECOND WEEK OF JANUARY)

CLASS: XII SUBJECT: PHYSICS

MONTH CHAPTERS TO BE TAUGHT PRACTICAL WORK

April (19 Days) Chapter–1: Electric Charges and Fields Experiments:

2. To find the focal length

August (20 Days) Chapter–6: Electromagnetic Induction (To be 7. To determine resistance

PORTION FOR HALFYEARLY EXAMINATION: (FIRST WEEK OF SEPTEMBER)

6. Use of multimeter to see

PORTION FOR PRE BOARD I : (SECOND WEEK OF DECEMBER)

December (17 Days) Revision

HOLIDAY HOME WORK (WINTER BREAK) :

January (21 Days) Revision

PORTION FOR PRE BOARD II : (SECOND WEEK OF JANUARY)

CLASS: XII SUBJECT: CHEMISTRY

MONTH CHAPTERS TO BE TAUGHT PRACTICAL WORK

April (19 Days) Unit-2 :Solutions Content based experiment

May (10 Days) Unit-2 : Solutions (Contd…) Content based experiment

June (12 Days) Unit-3 : Electrochemistry (Contd…) Volumetric Analysis

October (11 Days) Unit-9 : Co-ordination Compounds Investigatory Project

November (21 Days) Unit-14 : Biomolecules Revision of Practicals.

PORTION FOR PRE BOARD I : (SECOND WEEK OF DECEMBER)

HOLIDAY HOME WORK (WINTER BREAK) :

January (21 Days) REVISION FROM SAMPLE PAPERS.

PORTION FOR PRE BOARD II : (SECOND WEEK OF JANUARY)

CLASS:XII SUBJECT: MATHEMATICS

MONTH CHAPTERS TO BE TAUGHT PRACTICAL WORK

May(10 Days) Matrices and determinants(excluding properties of

3. To sketch the graphs of ax

September(22 Days) Vectors (Scalar triple product deleted)

PORTION FOR HALFYEARLY EXAMINATION: (FIRST WEEK OF SEPTEMBER)

October(11Days) Vectors to be continued if required, Three - 7. To verify that angle in a

November(21Days) Probability(Variance and standard deviation of

PORTION FOR PRE BOARD I : (SECOND WEEK OF DECEMBER)

HOLIDAY HOME WORK (WINTER BREAK) :

PORTION FOR PRE BOARD II : (SECOND WEEK OF JANUARY)

CLASS: XII SUBJECT: BIOLOGY

MONTH CHAPTERS TO BE PRACTICAL WORK

PORTION FOR MID TERM EXAMINATION : ( FIRST WEEK OF SEPTEMBER )

October (11 Days) Chapter-11: Biotechnology and its

December (17 Days) Revision of all chapters from Sample papers

HOLIDAY HOME WORK (WINTER BREAK) :Sample papers

January (21 Days) Revision for all chapters .

MONTH CHAPTERS TO BE TAUGHT PRACTICAL WORK

April (19 Days) Unit I: Computational Thinking and

May (10 Days) Functions: creating user defined function, arguments

HOLIDAY HOME WORK(SUMMER BREAK) :

August (20 Days) Unit III: Database Management

PORTION FOR PRE BOARD I : (SECOND WEEK OF DECEMBER)

December (17 Days) Revision Work

HOLIDAY HOME WORK (WINTER BREAK) :

January (21 Days) Revision Work

PORTION FOR PRE BOARD II : (SECOND WEEK OF JANUARY)

MONTH CHAPTERS TO BE TAUGHT PRACTICAL WORK

April-2022 (19 Days) Accounting for Partnership Firms: Fundamentals