ST.

THOMAS ENGLISH SCHOOL

KALI MANDIR ROAD, JHARSUGUDA.
(Est. 1994)

(Recognised by Govt. of Odisha)

&
(Affiliated to I.C.S.E. New Delhi)

YEARLY PLANNER & SYLLABUS FOR THE YEAR

2023 – 2024

CLASS – XII
 List of Holidays for the year 2023 – 2024
Sl. No. Date Day Occasion No. of Days
1. 01.01.2023 Sunday New Year’s Day 1
2. 14.01.2023 Saturday Makar Sankran 1
3. 23.01.2023 Monday Netaji & Veer Surendra Sai Jayan 1
4. 26.01.2023 Thursday Republic Day 1
5. 18.02.2023 Saturday Maha Shivratri 1
6. 07.03.2023 Thursday Dola Purnima 1
7. 08.03.2023 Wednesday Holi 1
8. 30.03.2023 Thursday Ram Navami 1
07.04.2023 to
9. Fri to Sun Good Friday & Easter 2
09.04.2023
10. 14.04.2023 Friday Ambedkar Jayan / Sankran 1
11. 22.04.2023 Saturday Eid-Ul-Fitr 1
05.05.2023 to Summer Vaca on
12. Fri to Sat 44
17.06.2023 (School Reopens on 19.06.2023)
13. 20.06.2023 Tuesday Rath Yatra 1
14. 28.06.2023 Wednesday Bahuda Yatra 1
15. 30.06.2023 Friday Id - Ui - Zuha 1
16. 03.07.2023 Monday Founda on Day (St. Thomas Day) 1
17. 28.07.2023 Friday Muharram 1
18. 15.08.2023 Tuesday Independence Day 1
19. 30.08.2023 Wednesday Raksha Bandhan 1
20. 05.09.2023 Tuesday Teachers Day 1
21. 06.09.2023 Wednesday Janmastami 1
22. 19.09.2023 Tuesday Ganesh Puja 1
23. 20.09.2023 Wednesday Nuakhai 1
24. 29.09.2023 Friday Mohammad Birthday 1
25. 02.10.2023 Monday Gandhi Jayan 1
20.10.2023 to Puja Vaca on
26. Fri to Mon 11
30.10.2023 (School Reopens on 31.10.2023)
27. 14.11.2023 Friday Children’s Day 1
28. 05.12.2023 Tuesday Prathamastami 1
22.12.2023 to Christmas Vaca on
29. Fri to Sun 11
01.01.2024 (School Reopens on 02.01.2024)
Observa on Days
1. 26.01.2023 Thursday Republic Day 1
2. 01.04.2023 Saturday Utkal Diwas 1
3. 15.08.2023 Tuesday Independence Day 1
4. 05.09.2023 Tuesday Teachers Day 1
5. 02.10.2023 Monday Gandhi Jayan 1
6. 14.11.2023 Tuesday Children’s Day 1
Note.:
1. Some Holidays are guided by almanac. They may be rescheduled.
2. Staff and Students are to report at school on Observa on days and par cipate
in a meaningful observatory func on.
3. Unforeseen holidays will be compensated by extra classes.
4. The School Office will remain closed on all Sundays & the above men oned days.
Parents are requested to follow the same.
Dear Parents,
This booklet provides you with important dates and events to be held during the academic session 2023 – 24.

Examinations
During the current academic session, there will be 4 Term Examinations as per the details given below.
Written Exam
Exam
Exams Dates Total
Marks
19.07.2023 to
1st Assessment 100
24.07.2023
22.09.2023 to
Half Yearly 100
30.09.2023 400
04.11.2023 to
Mock 100
11.11.2023
Pre Board 02.01.2024 100

TIME TABLE FOR 1St ASSESSMENT EXAMINATIONS 2023 - 2024

1st Assessment Exam Time Table 2023 - 2024

Days Subject Duration
Day 1 MATHS (Completed) 1 Hr 30 Mins.
Day 2 ENGLISH – I(Completed) 1 Hr 30 Mins.
Day 3 ENGLISH - II 1 Hr 30 Mins.
Day 4 COMPUTER SCIENCE 1 Hr 30 Mins.
Day 5 PHYSICS / ECONOMICS 1 Hr 30 Mins.
Day 6 CHEMISTRY / ACCOUNTS 1 Hr 30 Mins.
Day 7 BIOLOGY / COMMERCE 1 Hr 30 Mins.

TIME TABLE FOR THE WRITTEN EXAMINATIONS OF HALF YEARLY & MOCK 2023 - 2024

Exam Time Table 2023 - 2024

Days Subject Duration
Day 1 MATHS 3 hrs.
Day 2 ENGLISH – I 3 hrs.
Day 3 ENGLISH - II 3 hrs.
Day 4 COMPUTER SCIENCE 3 hrs.
Day 5 PHYSICS / ECONOMICS 3 hrs.
Day 6 CHEMISTRY / ACCOUNTS 3 hrs.
Day 7 BIOLOGY / COMMERCE 3 hrs.

Note:
1. No Regular classes will be there during the Written Examinations.
2. 1st & 2nd unit Exams will be conducted in the Test copies & Half yearly and Annual Exams
will be conducted in the Answer sheets provided from School.
3. Students will be reshuffled during all the written examinations.( Class I to X ll )
 Tentative dates for the Competitions - 2023 - 2024
Dates Duration Competitions Details
Story Telling
3 Mins Story with a moral. Completed
(I to IV)
Story Writing Topic will be given 1 hour before.(To be
22/03/:23 30 Mins Completed
(V to XII) written within 400-500 words)
Poem writing
30 Mins Topic will be given 1 hour before. Completed
(VIII to XII)
Essay in English
30 Mins Topic will be given one day before. Completed
(I to IV)
29/03/23
Essay in English
30 Mins Topic will be given one hour before. Completed
(V to XII)

Topic of your own choice. Students should

bring 1/4th of a drawing sheet & coloring
Drawing
1 Hour material with border line,Name, Class to be Completed
(Kindergarten)
written on the back of the sheet. (Coloring
material - Wax crayons)
Topic will be given on the spot. Students
should bring 1/4th of a drawing sheet &
coloring material with border line,Name,
1 Hour Drawing (I to IV) Class, Sec, & House to be written on the Completed
05/04/20
back of the sheet.
23
(Coloring material - Wax crayons, Color
pencil)
Topic will be given on the spot. Students
should bring 1/4th of a drawing sheet &
coloring material with border line,Name,
1 Hour Drawing (V to XII) Class, Sec, & House to be written on the Completed
back of the sheet.
(Coloring material - Pencil shade, poster
color )
Declamation
11/04/23 3 + 1 Mins Topic will be given on the spot. Completed
(IX To XII)
Recitation in
4 Min English Theme will be given one day before. Completed
18/04/23 (I to IV)
Debate in English
3 + 1 Mins Topic will be given one hour before. Completed
(IX to XII)
Story Writing Topic will be given 1 hour before.(To be To be
21/06/23 30 Mins
(V & VI) written within 250-300 words) conducted

Declamation To be
28/06/23 3 + 1 Mins Topic will be given on the spot.
(VI To VIII) conducted
 Story Telling Story in English of your own choice with To be
5 Mins
(Kindergarten) moral. (use prop) conducted

Patriotic, Devotional
Song ,Folk,Classical,Semi-Classical. Judgment To be
3 Mins
(Class - I to IV) Criteria : 1. Melody & Vocal Technique 2. conducted
05/07/23 Theme 3. Overall performance
Caption Writing To be
20 Mins Topic will be given on the spot.
(VII & VIII) conducted
Picture
To be
1 Hour Composition Topic will be given on the spot
conducted
(IX to XII)

English Recitation To be
3 Mins Recite the rhyme with action.
(Kindergarten) conducted

Elocution in To be
3 + 1 Mins Topic will be given one day before.
12/0723 English(I to IV) conducted
Patriotic, Devotional
Song Competition ,Folk,Classical,Semi-Classical. Judgment To be
3 Mins
(V to XII) Criteria : 1. Melody & Vocal Technique 2. conducted
Theme 3. Overall performance.

Preliminary Quiz
Question on Current affairs , Science, To be
30 Mins Competition
Sports.Literature,Mythology conducted
(I To IV)

Preliminary Quiz
Question on Current affairs , Science, To be
30 Mins Competition
Sports.Literature,Mythology. conducted
02/08/23 (V to XII)
Patriotic /Devotional/ Folk / Classical / Semi
classical -Songs should be recorded in
separate pen drive and to be deposited 2
Dance (Solo) To be
3 Mins days before with Name & Class to the class
(Kindergarten) conducted
teacher. Judgment Criteria : 1. Costume and
Makeup, 2. Expressions, 3. Overall
presentation.

Final Quiz
Question on Current affairs , Science, To be
1 Hour Competition
Sports.Literature,Mythology. conducted
(I to IV)

Final Quiz
Question on Current affairs , Science, To be
1 Hour Competition
09/08/23 Sports.Literature,Mythology. conducted
(VI to XII)

Quiz Competition Question on current affairs/national/spell To be

30 Mins
(Kindergarten) bee/science. conducted
 Solo Dance Classical,Semi - classical, Patriotic,Folk.
Competition Judgment Criteria : 1. Costume and To be
4 Min
(I to IV) (Selection Makeup, 2. Expressions & Mudras, 3. conducted
Round) Overall presentation.

Patriotic /Devotional/ Folk / Classical / Semi

classical -Songs should be recorded in
Solo Dance
separate pen drive and to be deposited 2
Competition To be
4 Mins days before with Name & Class to the class
(V to VII) conducted
teacher. Judgment Criteria : 1. Costume and
(Selection Round)
Makeup, 2. Expressions, 3. Overall
12/08/23
presentation.

Patriotic /Devotional/ folk / Classical / Semi

classical -Songs should be recorded in
Solo Dance
separate pen drive and to be deposited 2
Competition To be
4 Mins days before with Name & Class to the class
(VIII to XII) conducted
teacher. Judgment Criteria : 1. Costume and
(Selection Round)
Makeup, 2. Expressions, 3. Overall
presentation.

Fancy Dress
Indian National Heroes,Professionals and To be
3 Min Competition
Community Helpers. conducted
(Kindergarten)

Solo Dance Classical,Semi - classical, Patriotic,Folk.

Competition Judgment Criteria : 1. Costume and To be
4 Min
(I to IV) (Final Makeup, 2. Expressions & Mudras, 3. conducted
Round) Overall presentation.

Patriotic /Devotional/ Folk / Classical / Semi

classical -Songs should be recorded in
Solo Dance
15/08/23 separate pen drive and to be deposited 2
Competition To be
4 Mins days before with Name & Class to the class
(V to VII) (Final conducted
teacher. Judgment Criteria : 1. Costume and
Round)
Makeup, 2. Expressions, 3. Overall
presentation.

Patriotic /Devotional/ folk / Classical / Semi

classical -Songs should be recorded in
Solo Dance
separate pen drive and to be deposited 2
Competition To be
4 Mins days before with Name & Class to the class
(VIII to XII) (Final conducted
teacher. Judgment Criteria : 1. Costume and
Round)
Makeup, 2. Expressions, 3. Overall
presentation.
 Holiday Homework

Subject Holiday Homework

WRITE A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF A FOOTBALL /CRICKET
MATCH THAT YOUR PLAYED OR WITNESSED. YOU MAY WRITE
A LITTLE ABOUT YOUR FAVORITE SPORTS STAR OF
English - I
FOOTBALL/CRICKET AND HOW YOU FEEL INSPIRED BY HIM.
MAKE THIS DESCRIPTION VERY INTERESTING AND ADD
IMPORTANT INFORMATION RELATED TO THE EVENT.

Nowhere in William Shakespeare's dramas are two more sharply

contrasted characters than Ariel and Caliban. Both are equally
preternatural; Ariel is the air spirit, Caliban the earth spirit. Ariel's very
being is spun of melody and fragrance; if a feeling soul and an
English - II
intelligent will are the warp, these are the woof of his exquisite
texture while Caliban represents, both in body and soul, a sort of
intermediate nature between man and brute. Compare and Contrast
these two characters.

*Solve the MCQ of chapter 1,2 of the text book.

Maths (XII Science) *Write all Trigonometric and inverse Trigonometric formulas
*Write differential and integral calculus formulas
All Exercise of chapter 1 and chapter 2 including the CBQ (Choice
Maths (XII Commerce)
based questions).
1. To do the numericals given as your homework
2. Learn chapters 1,2,3,4.Do the numericals of NOOTAN book
Physics of these chapters in separate Numerical copy.
3. Write down all the formulas of ch-1 to ch-4 in Physics
notebook.
1. To write the notes of chapter 1 & 2 in notes copy.
2. To write all the question answers( short answer, long answer
Chemistry and objective questions) of chapter 1 & 2 in homework copy.
3. To do all the numericals (examples and follow up problems) of
chapter 1 & 2 in homework copy.
1. To learn chapter numbers - 1, 2 and 3 .
Biology 2. To prepare notes of chapter 2 and 3 in your biology class
work copy.
Commerce Write and learn from chapter 1 to 4

Economics Write and learn from chapter 1 to 4

Solve the practical problem of chapter 6 .Share capital .
Accounts

Computer Science Complete the exercise of Chapter 1 & 4

 Project Work

Subject Project Work

Make a project on these two topics: (BOTH COMPULSORY)
1) Cinema influences us a lot and also the lives of famous
personalities depicted in the movies/series/documentaries
affect us in a big way. Some lives mold us to be enthusiastic
and motivated, the others teach us what should not be done.
Both try to make us better individuals. Write about any such
personality (negative/positive) depicted in a biopic that you
have watched recently stating what did it offer for the viewers
English - I to learn from it. (500 words)
2) Write a review of any of the books on fantasy category taking
into view the following points: (350 words)
a) Title, price, publisher, cover and design.
b) The contents and its critical evaluation
c) Some interesting, memorable lines from the text
d) Comparisons and contrasts with the other books of same
genre
e) Final opinion/ recommendation to the readers.
Choose any one topic and make a project on the same. (CHOOSE
ONE)
1) In ‘The Tempest’ Ariel is the air spirit and Caliban the earth
spirit. Ariel’s very being is spun on melody and fragrance
while Caliban represents both body and soul, a sort of
intermediary between man and brute. Compare and contrast
the characters Ariel and Caliban from William Shakespeare’s
The Tempest’.
OR
2) The writers often tend to use Nature and its elements to
display their temperament and mood in their writings which
English - II supports the underlying theme of it. Thomas Hardy brings
about the stark reality of nature to display his pessimism and
hope of a better future whereas Robert Frost presents it with
symbolism and deep meaning revealing a philosophy of life.
Bring out the similarity and the differences in their approach in
treating Nature in their poems The Darkling Thrush and
Birches with special reference to their themes.
OR
3) Hope and Joy are the emotions felt too closely by the
protagonists in The Story of an Hour and The Singing Lesson.
With reference to the central characters, discuss the theme
of despair and joy in the two stories bringing out the similarity
and differences in their themes.
To prepare a project on any one of the following topics :
1. Using graph, demonstrate a function which is one-one but not
onto.
2. Explore the principle value of the function sin inverse x ( or
any other Inverse trigonometric function ) using unit circle.
Maths (XII Science)
NOTE: Your project work will be collected on the day of reopening of
school after summer vacation
Your project work should be done in a cardboard file. Writing and
pasting of pictures should be neat and clean.
FORMAT OF PROJECT :
1) Content.
2) Introduction
3) Presentation of the topic ( you may also include graphs,
tables, charts, diagrams,)
4) Conclusion
5) Bibliography
 Candidates will be expected to have completed two projects,
one from Section A and one from either Section B or Section
C.
SECTION- A
1. Using a graph, demonstrate a function which is one-one but not
onto.
2. Using a graph demonstrate a function which is invertible.
3. Construct a composition table using a binary function
addition/multiplication modulo upto 5 and verify the existence of
the properties of binary operation.
4. Draw the graph of y = sin-1 x (or any other inverse
trigonometric function), using the graph of y = sin x (or any
other relevant trigonometric function). Demonstrate the concept
of mirror line (about y = x) and find its domain and range.
5. Explore the principal value of the function sin-1 x (or
any other inverse trigonometric function) using a unit circle.
6. Find the derivatives of a determinant of the order of 3 x 3 and
verify the same by other methods.
7. Verify the consistency of the system of three linear equations
of two variables and verify the same graphically. Give its
geometrical interpretation.
8. For a dependent system (non-homogeneous) of three linear
equations of three variables, identify an infinite number of
solutions.
9. For a given function, give the geometrical interpretation of Mean
Value theorems. Explain the significance of closed and open
intervals for continuity and differentiability properties of the
theorems.
10. Explain the concepts of increasing and decreasing functions,
using geometrical significance of dy/dx. Illustrate with proper
examples.
11. Explain the geometrical significance of point of inflexion with
examples and illustrate it using graphs.
Maths (XII Commerce) 12. Explain and illustrate (with suitable examples) the concept of
local maxima and local minima using graph.
13. Explain and illustrate (with suitable examples) the concept of
absolute maxima and absolute minima using graph.
14. Illustrate the concept of definite integral , expressing as the limit
of a sum and verify it by actual integration.
15. Demonstrate application of differential equations to solve a given
problem (example, population increase or decrease, bacteria
count in a culture, etc.).
16. Explain the conditional probability, the theorem of total
probability and the concept of Bayes’ theorem with suitable
examples.
17. Explain the types of probability distributions and derive mean
and variance of binomial probability distribution for a given
function.
SECTION - C
1. Draw a rough sketch of Cost (C), Average Cost (AC) and
Marginal Cost (MC) Or Revenue (R), Average Revenue (AR)
and Marginal Revenue (MR). Give their mathematical
interpretation using the concept of increasing - decreasing
functions and maxima-minima.
2. For a given data, find regression equations by the method of
least squares. Also find angles between regression lines.
3. Draw the scatter diagram for a given data. Use it to draw the
lines of best fit and estimate the value of Y when X is given
and vice-versa.
4. Using any suitable data, find the minimum cost by applying the
concept of Transportation problem.
5. Using any suitable data, find the minimum cost and maximum
nutritional value by applying the concept of Diet problem.
6. Using any suitable data, find the Optimum cost in the
manufacturing problem by formulating a linear programming
problem (LPP)
 To prepare a project on any one of the following topics :
1. To study the Electromagnetic Induction in AC generator
2. To investigate the magnetic induction in an AC generator
3. The Future of Electricity: A Study of Wireless Energy
NOTE: Your project work will be collected on the day of reopening of
school after summer vacation
Your project work should be done in a cardboard file. Writing and
Physics pasting of pictures should be neat and clean.
FORMAT OF PROJECT :
1) Content.
2) Introduction
3) Presentation of the topic ( you may also include graphs,
tables, charts, diagrams, photographs )
4) Conclusion
5) Bibliography

To prepare a project on any one of the following topic:-

1. Amino acids: Peptides, structure and classification, proteins
structure and their role in the growth of living beings.
2. Nucleic Acid:- DNA and RNA - their structure. Unique nature.
Importance in evolution and their characteristic features.
3. Carbohydrates and their metabolism, Blood - hemoglobin and
respiration.
4. Vitamins and hormones.
5. Simple idea of chemical evolution.
6. Natural polymer( any five) - structures, characteristics, uses.
Synthetic polymers( any five) - method of preparation,
structure, characteristics and uses.
7. Types of Dyes - method of preparation, characteristics and
uses.
8. Chemicals in medicines:- antiseptics, antibiotics, antacids,
etc. and their uses.
9. Preparation of soap, nail polish, boot polish, varnish, nail
polish remover, shampoo and perfumes.
10. Chemicals and chemical processes in forensic studies.
Chemistry 11. Insecticides, pesticides and chemical fertilizers.
12. Ancient Indian medicines and medicinal plants.
13. Organic Chemistry in Nutrition, Food Science and
Biotechnology.
14. Effect of GreenHouse Gases.
15. How Plastics have changed the world, both socially and
economically.
Your project work should be done in a cardboard file. Writing and
pasting of pictures should be neat and clean.
NOTE: Your project work will be collected on the day of reopening of
school after summer vacation.
Format of Project:-
1. Front page
2. Certificate
3. Acknowledgement
4. Content
5. Presentation of the topic ( you may also include graphs,
tables, charts, diagrams, photographs )
6. Conclusion
7. Bibliography.
 To prepare a project on any one of the following topics :
1) Cancer
2) Bio- piracy
3) Genetic disorders
4) AIDS
5) Role of micro- organisms in industry
6) Mendelian Inheritance
NOTE: Your project work will be collected on the day of reopening of
school after summer vacation.
Biology
Your project work should be done in a cardboard file. Writing and
pasting of pictures should be neat and clean.
FORMAT OF PROJECT :
1) Content.
2) Introduction
3) Presentation of the topic ( you may also include graphs,
tables, charts, diagrams, photographs )
4) Conclusion
5) Bibliography

1. Compare marketing strategies adopted by two different

companies of the same industry keeping in mind the
following.
Product mix
Price mix
Commerce
Place mix
Promotion mix
2. Visit a commercial bank. Find out the procedure to open a
saving account. Find out the details of various agency and
general utility services provided by the bank.

1. Study of public sector enterprises with reference to its

relevance to the Indian economy and its future prospects.
Analyze the trend of its growth for the last 10 years.
Economics
2. Make a comparative analysis of lending performance of 5
commercial banks in past 6 years with reference to the
changing CRR and SLR.

1. Prepare a project report of a company on the basis of

comparative and common size income statement of two
consecutive years by taking imaginary figure and also
comments on the changes between two years.(summer
vacation project)
Accounts 2. Prepare a project report of the company on the basis of cash
flow statement for two consecutive years with at least five
additional information such as depreciation,profit or loss on
sale of assets,amortization of intangible assets etc…Also
comments on the figure of operating,investing and financing
activities of the company..(winter vacation project)
 Write down the following programmes in a cardboard file with Algorithms
and variable description.
1. Company deals with 2 types of customers that is dealer and retailer
for selling its goods. The company also offers discount to their
dealer and retailer at the time of Purchasing good for paying the bill
as per the tariff given below.

Days of payment. Discount for dealer. Discount for retailer.

Within 30 days. 15%. 10%.

31 to 45 days. 12%. 8%.

46 to 60 days. 10%. 5%.

More than 60 days. No discount No discount.

Write a program in Java to accept.
a) The number of days within which the bill is to be paid.
b) The type of customer ‘D’ For dealer and ‘R’ For retailer.
c) The amount of purchase.
Program displays the details to the customer at the time of paying the bill.
2. Write a menu driven program using Switch case treatment to
perform the following task as stated.
Task 1:
A Fibonacci series is given as.
0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13……… and so on (10 terms)
Task 2:
Prime factors are the factors of a number which are, prime numbers.Display
all the prime factors of a number.
Sample input: 24
Sample output: The prime factors of 24 are: 2, 2, 2, 3
3. Triangular number is formed by addition of consecutive integers
Computer Science starting with 1.
For example.
1 + 2 = 3.
1 + 2 + 3 = 6.
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 = 10.
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 = 15
Thus 3, 6, 10, 15, ….. Are triangular numbers.
Write a program in Java to display all the triangular numbers from 3 to N,
Taking the value of N as an input.
4. Unique digit integer is a positive integer without leading zero with no
duplicate digits.For example.7, 135, 214 Unique visit in features
whereas.33, 3121, 300 are not. Given 2 positive integers m and n,
where m<n. Write a program to determine how many unique digit
integers are there in the range between m and n (both inclusive)
And output them. The input contains 2 positive integers m and n.
Assume m< 30000 and n<30000. You are to output the number of
unique digits integers in the specified range along with their values
in the format specified below.
Sample input
m=100
n=120
Sample Output:
The unique digit integers are:
102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 108, 120.
Frequency of unique integers is: 9
Sample Input:
m=2500
n=2550
Sample Output:
The unique digit integers are:
2501, 2503, 2504, 2506, 2507, 2508, 2510, 2513, 2514, 2516, 2517, 2518,
2519, 2530, 2531, 2534, 2536, 2537, 2538, 2539, 2540, 2541, 2543, 2546,
2547, 2548, 2549
Frequency of unique integers is: 28
 CLASS – XII
Subject - English - II
Prescribed Book :- Echoes, Reverie, The Tempest
Publica on :- Evergreen Publica on
Work Proposed :-
March :- Act 3 scene 1 and scene 2 (The Tempest)
April : Revision for 1st Assessment Test
The story of an hour , The darkling Thrush
May :- Summer Vaca on
June :- Act 3 scene 3 The Tempest
July :- Fritz, Birches
1st Assessment Test
Aug :- Revision For Half Yearly Exam
Act 4 (The tempest)
Sept :- Quality, The Dolphins
Half Yearly Exam
Oct :- Act 5 (The tempest)
Nov :- The singing lesson, John Brown
Mock Exam
Dec :- Revision For Pre - Board Exam
:- B.Wordsworth , Dover Beach
Jan :- Pre - Board Exam
Feb :- Board Exam
Por on for the Examina ons:-
1st Assessment Test :- Act 3 scene 1 and 2, The story of an hour, The darkling thrush
Half Yearly Exam :- Act 3 and 4 ( The Tempest) , Fritz , Birches, Quality , The Dolphin
Mock Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Pre Board Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Board Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Subject - English - I
Prescribed Book :- Total English
Publica on :- Morning Star
Work Proposed :-
March :- Unit 1
April :- Revision for 1st Assessment Test
Unit 2
May :- Summer Vaca on
June :- Unit 3
July :- Unit 4, 5
:- 1st Assessment Test
Aug :- Revision For Half Yearly Exam
Unit 6 ,7
Sept :- Unit 8, 9
Half Yearly Exam
Oct :- Unit 10, 11
Nov :- Unit 12, 13
:- Mock Exam
 Dec :- Revision For Pre - Board Exam
:- Unit 14, 15
Jan :- Pre - Board Exam
Feb :- Board Exam

Por on for the Examina on:-

1st Assessment Test :- Essay, Directed Wri ngs, Tenses, Do as Directed
Half Yearly Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Pre- Mock Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Pre Board Exam. :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Board Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24

Subject – Maths (XII Science)

Prescribed book :- Understanding ISC mathema cs
Publica on :- Arya publica on
Work Purposed :-
March :- Sec on -A Ch - 1(Rela on and func on)
April :- Revision for 1st Assessment Test
Ch - 2( Inverse trigonometric func ons)
May :- Ch - 3 (Matrices)
June :- Ch - 3 (Matrices), Ch - 4 (Determinants)
July :- Ch - 4(Determinants) Ch - 5(Con nuity and differen ability)
1st Assessment Test
Aug :- Revision For Half Yearly Exam
Ch - 5(Con nuity and differen ability), Ch - 6 (Indeterminate form)
Sept : Ch - 7(Applica on of deriva ves), Ch - 8(Integral)
Half Yearly Exam
Oct :- Ch - 9 (Differen al equa ons) Ch - 10( probability)
Nov : Sec on -B Ch - 1(vector), Ch - 2 (three dimensional geometry )
Mock Exam
Dec :- Revision For Pre - Board Exam
:- Ch - 3(Applica on of Integral) ,
Jan :- Pre - Board Exam
Feb :- Board Exam

Por on for the Examina on:-

1st Assessment Test :- Ch - 1 & 2
Half Yearly Exam :- Ch - (1,2,3,4,5,6,7)
Mock Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Pre Board Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Board Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24

Subject – Maths (XII Commerce)

Prescribed book :- Understand ISC MATHEMATICS By M.L Aggarawal
Publica on :- ARYA PUBLICATIONS COMPANY (Vol I and II)
Work Purposed :-
March :- 1. Rela ons and Func ons( Con nued)
 April :- 1. Rela ons and Func ons.
2. Inverse Trigonometric Func ons
May :- 3. Matrices
June :- 4. Determinant and Con nuity and Differen ability
July :- Differen a on and applica on of Deriva ves
1st Assessment Test
Aug :- Definite integral, Indefinite Integral and Differen al Equa on( Contd)
Sept :- Differen al Equa on and Probability
Half Yearly Exam
Oct :- Applica ons of Calculus in Commerce And Linear Programming (LPP)
Nov : Linear Regression
Mock Exam
Dec :- Revisions and Prac ces papers
Jan :- Pre - Board Exam
Feb :- Board Exam

Por on for the Examina on:-

1st Assessment Test :- Rela ons and Func ons, Inverse Trigonometric Func ons
Half Yearly Exam :- These are the tenta ve Units for Half Yearly Examina on.
1. Rela ons and Func ons
2. Inverse Trigonometric Func ons
3. Matrices and Determinant
4. Differen a on and Integra on
Mock Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Pre Board Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Board Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Subject – Physics
Prescribed book :- Nootan ISC physics
Publica on :- Nageen Prakashan
Work Purposed :-
March :- Ch - 1:Electric charges and Fields
Ch-2: Gauss'S Theorem
April :- Revision For 1st Assessment Test
Ch-3:Electric Poten al
Ch-4:Capacitors and Dielectrics
Ch-5:Electric resistance and Ohm's law
Ch-6:DC circuits and Measurements
May :- Summer vaca on
June :- Ch-8:torque on a current loop:Moving coil Galvanometer
Ch-9:Magne c field and Earth's magne sm
Ch-10:Magne c classifica on of substances
Ch-11: Electromagne c Induc on
Ch-12:Alterna ng current
July :- Ch-13: Electromagne c waves
Ch-14: Refrac on of light
Ch-15:Refrac on of light at a plane interface,total internal Reflec on:Op cal fiber
1st Assessment Test
 Aug :- Revision For Half Yearly Exam
Ch-16:Refrac on of light at spherical surfaces:Lenses
Ch-17:Refrac on and dispersion of light through a prism
Ch-18:Op cal instrument
Ch-19:Wave nature of light:Huygens principle
Sept :- Ch-20:Interference of light
Ch-21:Diffrac on of light
Ch-22: Polariza on of light
Ch-23:Photoelectric Effect
Ch-24:ma er waves
Half Yearly Exam
Oct :- Ch-25: X-Rays
Ch-26: Atom,origin of spectra :Bohr's Theory of hydrogen atom
Ch-27: Nuclear structure
Ch-28: Radioac vity
Ch-29:Mass-Energy equivalence:Nuclear Binding Energy
Nov :- Ch-30:Nuclear Fission and Nuclear Fusion:Sources of Energy
Ch-31:Semiconductor Electronics
Ch-32:Junc on Diodes
Ch-33:Junc on Transistors
Ch-34:Logic Gates
Ch-35:Communica on systems
Mock Exam
Dec :- Revision For Pre - Board Exam
Revision of ISC model papers
Jan :- Pre - Board Exam
Feb :- Board Exam
Por on for the Examina on:-
1st Assessment Test :- Ch - 1,2,3,4
Half Yearly Exam :- Ch - 5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13
Mock Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Pre Board Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Board Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Subject - Chemistry
Prescribed Book :- ISC Chemistry for Council examina ons By KL Chug
Publica on :- Kalyani Publica ons
Work Proposed :-
March :- Ch - 1- Solid State
April :- Revision For 1st Assessment
Ch - 2- Solu ons
May :- Ch - 3- Electrochemistry
Ch - 4- Chemical kine cs
June :- Ch - 4- Chemical Kine cs
Ch - 5- Surface Chemistry
July :- Ch - 6- General Principles and processes of isola on of elements.
Ch - 10- Haloalkanes and Haloarenes.
Ch - 11- Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers.
1st Assessment Test
 Aug :- Revision For Half Yearly Exam
Ch - 12- Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic acids.
Ch - 13-Organic compounds containing nitrogen.
Ch - 14- Biomolecules
Sept :- Ch - 16- Chemistry in everyday life.
Half Yearly Exam
Oct :- Ch - 15- Polymers
Ch - 7- P- Block Elements
Nov :- Ch - 8- d- and f- block elements.
Ch - 9- Coordina on Compounds.
Mock Exam
Dec :- Revision For Pre - Board Exam
Jan :- Pre - Board Exam
Feb :- Board Exam
Por on for the Examina on:-
1st Assessment Test :- Ch - 1 & 2( up to Henry's Law)
Half Yearly Exam :- Ch - 1, 2,3,4,5,10,11,12
Mock Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Pre Board Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Board Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Subject - Biology
Prescribed Book :- Srijan Biology for ISC By - Veer Bala Rastogi
Publica on :- Srijan Publishers
Work Proposed :-
March :- Unit - I : Reproduc on
Ch 1 - Reproduc on in organisms
Ch 2 - Sexual Reproduc on in Flowering Plant
April :- Revision For 1st Assessment Test
Unit - I : Reproduc on ( con nue)
Ch 2 - Sexual Reproduc on in Flowering Plants
Ch 3 - Human Reproduc on
Ch 4 - Reproduc ve Health
May :- Summer Vaca on
June :- Unit - II : Gene cs and Evolu on
Ch 5 - Principal of Inheritance and Varia ons
Ch 6 - Molecular Basis of Inheritance
July :- Unit - II : Gene cs and Evolu on (con nue)
Ch 7 - Evolu on
1st Assessment Test
Aug :- Revision for Half Yearly Exam
Unit - III : Biology and Human Welfare
Ch 8 - Human Health and Diseases
Ch 9 - Strategies for Enhancement in Food Produc on
Sept :- Unit - III : Biology and Human Welfare (con nue)
Ch 10 - Microbes in Human Welfare
Unit - IV : Biotechnology and Its Applica ons
Ch 11- Biotechnology : Principles and Processes
Ch 12 - Biotechnology and Its Applica ons
Half Yearly Exam
Oct :- Unit -V : Ecology and Environment
Ch 13 - Organisms and Popula ons
Ch 14 - Ecosystems
Ch 15 - Biodiversity and its Conserva on
Revision For Mock Exam
 Nov :- Unit -V : Ecology and Environment (con nue)
Ch 16 - Environmental Issues
Mock Exam
Dec :- Revision For Pre - Board Exam
Solu on of ISC Model Test Papers
Jan :- Pre - Board Exam
Feb :- Board Exam

Por on for the Examina on:-

1st Assessment Test :- Ch 1 - Reproduc on in Organisms
(35 marks) Ch 2 - Sexual Reproduc on in Flowering Plants ( Till Agents of pollina on)
Half Yearly Exam :- Ch 1 - Reproduc on in Organisms
(70 marks) Ch 2 - Sexual Reproduc on in Flowering Plants
Ch 3 - Human Reproduc on
Ch 4 - Reproduc ve Health
Ch 5 - Principal of Inheritance and Varia ons
Ch 6 - Molecular Basis of Inheritance
Ch 7 - Evolu on
Mock Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Pre Board Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Board Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24

Subject - Commerce
Prescribed Book :- ISC commerce
Publica on :- S. Chand's
Work Proposed :-
March :- Ch - 1: Business Environment, Ch - 2: Capital Fixed and working
April :- Revision For 1st Assessment Test
Ch - 3 : Sources of finance for a joint stock company , Ch - 4 :Banking
May :- Summer vaca on
June :- Ch - 5: Management, Ch - 6: Principles of management, direc ng
July :- Ch - 7: Func ons of management and coordina on, Ch - 8: Planning, Ch - 9
1st Assessment Test
Aug :- Revision For Half Yearly Exam
Ch - 10: Staffing, Ch - 11: Direc ng,
Sept :- Ch - 12: Controlling, Ch - 13: Marke ng
Half Yearly Exam
Oct :- Ch - 14 : Marke ng mix,Ch - 15:Consumer protec on
Nov :- Mock Exam
Dec :- Revision For Pre Board Exam
Jan :- Pre Board Exam
Feb :- Board Exam
Por on for the Examina on:-
1st Assessment Test :- Ch - 1 to 4
Half Yearly Exam :- Ch - 1 to 11
Mock Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Pre Board Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Board Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Subject - Economics
Prescribed Book :- ISC Economics
Publica on :- Frank publica on
Work Proposed :-
March :- Ch - 1: Microeconomics and macroeconomics,
Ch - 2: Demand and Law of demand,
Ch - 3: Theory of Consumer behavior : Marginal u lity
April :- Revision For 1st Assessment Test
Ch - 4: Elas city of Demand,
Ch - 5: Supply: Law of supply and price elas city of supply analysis,
Ch - 9: Forms of Market
May :- Summer vaca on
June :- Ch - 10: Producer equilibrium,
Ch - 11: Determina on of equilibrium price and output under perfect
compe on
July :- Ch - 6: Market mechanism : equilibrium price and quan ty in a compe ve
market, Ch - 7: laws of returns: return to a factor and return to the scale,
Ch - 8: Cost and revenue
1st Assessment Test
Aug :-. Revision For Half Yearly Exam
Ch - 12: Theory of income and expenditure,
Ch - 13: Money meaning and func ons,
Ch - 14: Banks: Commercial bank and Central Bank
Sept :- Ch - 16: Fiscal policy,
Ch - 17: Government budget,
Ch - 18: Na onal income and circular flow of income
Half Yearly Exam
Oct :- Ch - 19: Na onal Income Aggregates,
Ch - 20: Methods of Measuring na onal income,
Ch - 21: Balance of payment and exchange rate
Revision For Mock Exam
Nov :- Mock Exam
Dec :- Revision For Pre Board Exam
Jan :- Pre Board Exam
Feb :- Board Exam
Por on for the Examina on:-
1st Assessment Test :- Ch - 1 to 5
Half Yearly Exam :- Ch - 1 to 16
Mock Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Pre Board Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Board Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Subject - Accounts
Prescribed Book :- ISC Accountancy
Publica on :- AVICHAL PUBLISHING COMPANY
Work Proposed :-
March :- Ch - 6. Issue of shares
April :- Revision For 1st Assessment Test
Ch - 11 & Ch - 12. Compara ve and common size income statement
and balance sheet
May :- Summer Vaca on
June :- Ch - 14.Ra o analysis.
July :- Ch - 13.cash flow statement.
1st Assessment Test
 Aug :- Revision For Half Yearly Exam
volume 1.partnership Ch - 1,2
Sept :- partnership 3,4
Half Yearly Exam
Oct : partnership 5.
Nov :- Ch - 7 and 8 Issue and redemp on of debentures
Mock Exam
Dec :- Ch - 9.Financial statement of companies.
:- Revision For Pre Board Exam
Jan :- Pre Board Exam
Feb :- Board Exam
Por on for the Examina on:-
1st Assessment Test :- Ch - 6.Share capital.
Half Yearly Exam :- Ch - 6,11,12,14,13,
Partnership
Mock Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Pre Board Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Board Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Subject - Computer Science
Prescribed Book :- Understa ng ISC Computer Science
Publisher Name :- APC
Work Proposed :-
Mar :- Ch-1: Boolean Algebra (Con nues…)
Apr :- Revision For 1st Assessment Test
Ch-1: Boolean Algebra,
Ch-2: Computer Hardware,
Ch-3: Implementa on of Algorithm to Solve Problems
May :- Summer Holidays
June :- Ch-4: Programming in Java,
Ch-5: Objects
July :- Ch-6: Primi ve values, Wrapper classes, Types and cas ng,
Ch-7: Variables, Expressions,
Ch-8: Statements, Scope
1st Assessment Test
Aug :- Revision and Half yearly
Ch-9: Methods and constructors,
Ch-10: Arrays, Strings
Sept :- Ch-11: Recursion,
Half Yearly Exam
Oct :- Ch-12: Inheritance, Interfaces and Polymorphism (Con nues..),
Ch-13: Data Structures,
Ch-14: Complexity and Big O nota on
Nov :- Revision For Mock Exam
Mock Exam
Dec :- Revision For Pre - Board Exam
Jan :- Pre - Board Exam
Feb :- Board Exam
Por on for the Examina on:-
1st Assessment exam :- Ch - 1 to 3
Half Yearly exam :- Ch - 1 to 11
Mock Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Pre Board Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24
Board Exam :- Full Year Syllabus as per ISC Syllabus - 2023 - 24