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For ICT only, converted marks distribution of term exams and class tests Theory 40% Practical 40% Class Test 20% Total 100%

For rest of the subjects, converted marks distribution of term exams and class tests Class test marks will be converted into 20 % Term Examination 100 Marks will be converted into 80 % Total 100 %

English (0510)

Recommended books: 1. Success International English Skills 2. Cambridge IGCSE® English as a Second Language by Peter Lucantoni

1st Term Examination

Topics Type of Questions Distribution

of marks English Language

Book 1: Success International English Skills

Reading Comprehensions Language Exercises

Exam Duration: 2 hours Book 2:

Cambridge IGCSE® English by Peter Lucantoni

Reading Comprehensions Note taking Language exercises

Writing Skills (Additional worksheets & Past papers)

Descriptive letter writing Summary writing Article writing

Language (Additional worksheets)

Topic related vocabulary Adverbs & Adjectives Idioms Linking words

Listening

Past Papers Practice Exercises Class Test & Listening Exam

Speaking Talking about yourself /Discourse markers/Expressing surprise/Opinion phrases/Past papers Practise Exercises

Reading & Writing skills

Total Marks (P2) = 80 (P4) =40

Class Tests

Topics Type of Questions Total Marks

1 Reading & Writing skills

Reading Comprehensions (1+2) & Letter writing 39


Note-Taking, Summary Writing & Article writing

41

3 Speaking Test Introduction and Topic card discussion 30

2nd Term Examination

Topics Type of Questions Distribution of marks

English Language






Writing Skills : (Additional worksheets & Past papers)

Advice Letter Summary writing Review writing


Topic related vocabulary Adverbs & Adjectives Relative clauses Linking words Advice phrases

Listening

Past Papers Practice Exercises Class Test & Listening Exam

Speaking Talking about yourself /Discourse markers/Expressing surprise/Opinion phrases/Past papers Practise Exercises

Reading & Writing skills Total Marks

(P2) = 80 (P4) =40

Class Tests


1 Reading & Writing skills Reading Comprehensions (1+2) & Letter writing

39

2 Reading & Writing skills Note-Taking, Summary Writing & Review writing

41


3rd Term Examination


English Language






Writing Skills: (Additional worksheets & Past papers)

Narrative email Summary writing Report writing


Topic related vocabulary Exam Durationfixers Opinion, recommendation and suggestive phrases Linking words

Listening Past Papers Practice Exercises Class Test & Listening Exam

Speaking Talking about yourself /Discourse markers/Expressing surprise/Opinion phrases/Past papers Practice Exercises

Reading & Writing skills Total Marks

(P2) = 80 (P4) =40

Class Tests



Reading Comprehensions (1+2) & Letter writing

39


Note-Taking, Summary Writing & Report writing

41


MATHEMATICS (0580)

Recommended Books: Mathematics for Cambridge IGCSE by David Rayner


Topics Types of Questions Types of Questions

Algebra 1 Formulae, Brackets and Simplifying Linear equations and problems solved by linear equations Simultaneous equations and problems solved by Simultaneous equations Factorizing , Quadratic equations, solution by completing square and Formula method

Structured Questions (Short questions, Broad Questions)

Exam Duration– P2- 1 Hour 30 Min P4 – 2 Hours 30 Minutes

Number Arithmetic Approximation and Estimation Standard form Ratio and Proportion Percentages

Total 80

Class Test Topics Total Marks 1 Algebra 1 40 2 Number 40

Past Papers questions to be included.


Topics Types of Questions

Types of Questions

Algebra 2 Simplifying algebraic fractions Addition and Subtraction of algebraic fractions Changing the subject of the formula Variation Indices Inequalities


Exam Duration– P2- 1 Hour 30 Min P4 – 2 Hours 30 Minutes

Mensuration Area Circle Sector area and Arc length Chord of a circle Volume Surface area Trigonometry Bearing Three dimensional problems Sine rule Cosine rule Application of sine and cosine rule Total 80

Class Test

Topics Total Marks

1 Algebra 2 Mensuration till chord of circle

40

2 Volume and surface area Trigonometry

40

Past Papers questions to be included.


Topics Types of Questions Types of Questions

Sets, Vectors and Functions Vectors Addition of vectors Ratio related questions Column vectors, parallel vectors, multiplication by a scalar. Addition and subtraction of vectors by using column vectors Modulus of a vector Vector geometry Functions


Exam Duration– 2 Hours

Geometry Circle theorem Angles in the same segment Cyclic Quadrilateral Tangents Similarity Symmetry

Trigonometry 3 Dimensional Questions Bearings

Compound Interest Total 80

Class Test Topics Total Marks 1 Sets, Vectors and Functions

Trigonometry

40

2 Geometry Compound Interest

40

Past Papers to be Included

PHYSICS

Recommended Books: 1. Complete Physics (IGCSE) by Stephen Pople


Topics Types of Questions Distribution of Marks

Properties of a Magnet Magnets and magnetic materials, magnetic and non-magnetic materials Induced magnetism, properties of soft iron and steel Methods of magnetization Methods of de-magnetization Pattern of magnetic field lines around a bar Magnet, Explain that magnetic forces are due to interactions between magnetic fields Design and use of Permanent magnets and electromagnets Electrostatics Simple electron model, positive and negative charges, charging a body involves the addition or removal of electrons Distinguish between conductors and Insulators Charging by Frictions Charging by Electrostatic Induction Experiments show the production and detection of electrostatic charges Electric field and the direction of an electric field simple field patterns, including the field around a point charge, the field around a charged conducting sphere and the field between two parallel plates Current, Electromotive Force, Potential difference and Electric circuit Circuit diagrams Current and direction of flow of electrons and conventional current Electromotive force, Potential differences (P.D) Use of voltmeter and ammeter and Electric energy E

MCQ and structured questions

Exam Duration: 35 minutes Marks =30 Exam Duration: 1hour 15 minutes Total Marks: 70

=VIt, Electric power Resistance, Determine the resistance using voltmeter and an ammeter. Relation of the resistance of a wire to its length and to its diameter Sketch and explain the current-voltage Graph characteristic Series and parallel circuits Action and Use of the Circuit components Variable potential divider (potentiometer) Action of a diode, action of thermistors and light dependent Resistors Action of a relay and show understanding of its use in switching circuits light-sensitive switches and temperature-operated alarms Dangers of Electricity Hazards of insulation, overheating of cables and damp conditions Electric fuse and Circuit-breaker Benefits of earthing metal cases Pressure Pressure to force and area, using appropriate example simple mercury barometer The pressure beneath a liquid surface to depth and to density, using appropriate examples Manometer Hydraulic System

Class Test


1 Magnetism and Electrostatics Short questions, Numerical Multiple choice Questions

20

2 Current Short and Long questions, Numerical 20


Topics Types of Questions Distribution of Marks Thermal physics States of matter Molecular model Evaporation Pressure Changes Thermal properties and temperature Thermal expansion of solids, liquids and gases Measurement of temperature


Exam Duration: 35 minutes Marks =30 Exam Duration: 1hour 15 minutes Total Marks: 70

Melting and Boiling Thermal Processes Conduction Convection Radiation Consequences of Energy Transfer General Wave properties light Wave properties Reflection of light Refraction of Light Dispersion of Light Electromagnetic Spectrum

Class Test Topics Type of Questions Total Marks 1 Light Short questions,Numericals

Multiple choice Questions 20

2 Thermal Physics Short and Long questions,Numericals

20


Topics Types of Questions Distribution of Marks Measurement Mass and weight Density Motion Speed, Velocity and acceleration Motion of a free falling body Force and Motion Effects of forces Circular motion Turning Effects Conditions for equilibrium and centre of masses Extension of spring Momentum Energy, work and power Energy Work and power Energy Resources Pressure


Exam Duration: 35 minutes 130 =30 Exam Duration: 1hour 15 minutes Total Marks: 70

Class Test Topics Type of Questions Total Marks 1 Work, Energy and power

Pressure Short questions, Numerical Multiple choice Questions

20

2 Speed, Velocity and Acceleration

Short and Long questions, Numerical 20

CHEMISTRY (0620) Recommended Book: Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry Course book by Richard Harwood & Ian Lodge, Fourth Edition


Topics Type of Questions

Distribution of marks

Particulate Nature of Matter: Changes of State of matter in terms of Kinetic Theory Brownian motion Diffusion

Paper 1: MCQ

Exam Duration: 35 minutes Marks =30

Experimental techniques: Measurement Criteria of Purity Methods of purification The Periodic Table: Periodic trends Group properties

Paper 2: Structured Questions ( Short Q/A, Broad Q/A, Mathematical Problems )

Exam Duration: 1hour 15 minutes Total Marks: 70 Atoms, Elements & Compounds:

Atomic structure and the Periodic Table Structure & Bonding: Bonding: the structure of matter Ions and ionic bonds Molecules and covalent bonds Macromolecules Metallic bonding Stoichiometry: Formula writing & Calculation of Mr Mole concept Total 100

Class Test Topics Type of Questions Total Marks 1 Particulate Nature of matter

Experimental techniques Periodic Table

MCQ, Short Q/A 30

2 Atoms, Elements & Compounds Stoichiometry

Short Q/A, Broad Q/A, Mathematical Problems

30



Electrochemistry Electrolysis & Cu refining Galvanizing & Electroplating Al extraction & Electrochemical cell

Paper 1: MCQ

Exam Duration: 35 minutes 1x30 =30

Chemical energetics Exothermic and endothermic reactions Energy profile diagram Enthalpy calculation Chemical reaction and Rates Factors of Reaction rates Measuring rates of a particular reaction Different types of measurements

Paper 2: Structured Questions

Exam Duration:

Oxidation and Reduction reaction Oxidant and Reductant

( Short Q/A, Broad Q/A, Mathematical Problems )

1hour 15 minutes

Acid, base and salt Acid, Strong acid, weak acid Base, Strong and weak base Properties of acid and base Total 100

Class Test


1 Electrochemistry Chemical energetics

MCQ, Short Q/A 30

2 Chemical reaction and Rates Acid, base and salt

Short Q/A, Broad Q/A, Mathematical Problems

30



Acids, bases and salts Types of oxides Salt preparation methods Tests for Elements, Compounds, anions and cations

Paper 1: MCQ

Exam Duration: 35 minutes 1x 30 =30

Periodic table Periods and groups Properties and trends in groups Uses of selected element Reactions Transition elements Metals Difference between metals and non-metals Metal extractions (Fe, Zn &Al) Reactions Uses of metals

Paper 2: Structured Questions ( Short Q/A, Broad Q/A, Mathematical Problems )

Exam Duration: 1hour 15 minutes Total Marks: 70

Total 100

Class Test


1 Acids, bases and salts Periodic table

MCQ, Short Q/A 30

2 Metals Short Q/A, Broad Q/A, Mathematical Problems

30

Biology (0610)

Recommended Book: Cambridge IGCSE Biology Course Book - Third Edition [Mary Jones and Geoff Jones]


Topics Type of Questions Distribution of

marks Transport In Animals

Paper 2

A multiple-choice paper consisting of 30 items of the four-choice type. Questions will be based on the Extended syllabus content (Core and Supplement).

Paper 4 A written paper consisting of short-answer and structured questions. Questions will be based on the Extended syllabus content (Core and Supplement).

Exam Duration: 35 minutes 1×30 = 30 Exam Duration: 1 :15 hours 70 marks

Gas Exchange In Humans

Respiration

Drugs

Total 100

Class Test


01 Transport In Animals Structured Questions 20

02 Gas Exchange & Respiration Structured Questions 20

03 Drugs Structured Questions 20


Topics Type of Questions Distribution of marks Diseases and Immunity Paper 2

A multiple-choice paper consisting of 30 items of the four-choice type. Questions will be based on the Extended syllabus content (Core and Supplement).



Excretion In Humans

Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering

Total 100

Class Test


1 Pathogens and Immunity Structured Questions 20

2 Excretion in Humans Structured Questions 20

3 Biotechnology & Genetic Engineering

Structured Questions 20



Organisms and their Environment Paper 2 A multiple-choice paper consisting of 30 items of the four-choice type. Questions will be based on the Extended syllabus content (Core and Supplement).



Coordination and Response

Total 100

Class Test Topics Type of Questions Total Marks

1 Organisms and their Environment


2 Coordination and Response Structured Questions 20

ICT (0417)

Recommended Book: Cambridge IGCSE ICT Second Edition. Author: Graham Brown, Brian Sargent, And David Watson



Distribution of marks

Theory Chapter-01: Types and components of a computer system

• Hardware and Software • Main components of a computer system • Operating system • Types of computer • Impact of emerging technology

True or False, Structured question

Theory Exam Duration: 1 Hour 30 Minutes Marks 80

Practical : Exam Duration: 1 Hour 45 Minutes Marks: 40

Chapter-06: ICT Application • Microprocessors control applications • Expert system • Measurement application • Banking applications

Chapter-07: System life cycle • Analysis • Design • Development and testing • Implementation • Documentation • Evaluation

Practical Presentation

• Use a master slide to appropriately place objects and set suitable styles to meet the needs of the audience

• Identify the need for consistency of presentation, in terms of

styles, point sizes, color schemes, transitions and animations

• Use the master slide to place objects appropriately, including: images, text, logos, slide footers, automated slide numbering , use the master slide to set font styles, heading styles and color schemes, as required by the audience

• Manipulate and use specified areas for headings,

subheadings,bullets, images, charts, colors, text boxes, presenter notes, audience notes, as appropriate

• use suitable software tools to create presentation slides to meet

the needs of the audience. Insert a new slide, when required, selecting the appropriate slide type for the purpose. Place text on the slides including: headings, subheadings, bulleted lists, where appropriate

• Apply consistent styles using available software tools,

including: select from the presentation color scheme, the use of text enhancement

• Place appropriate images on the slides, including: still images,

video clips, animated images

• Place sound within a slide

• Place charts imported from a spreadsheet

• Place other objects including: symbols, lines, arrows, call out boxes

• Create consistent transitions between pages

• Create consistent animation facilities on text, images and other

objects use suitable software tools to display the presentation in a variety of formats, including: looped on-screen carousel, controlled presentation, presenter notes, audience notes, taking into account the needs of the audience Data manipulation create a database structure:

• Design and use suitable software tools to create an appropriate database record structure

• Define the terms flat file database and relational database Explain where it would be appropriate to select a flat file database or a relational database

• Assign appropriate data types to fields, including: text, numeric (integer, decimal, percentage, currency), date/Exam Duration, Boolean/logical (–1/0, yes/no, true/false)

• Explain that other field types such as placeholders for media,

including images, sound bites and video clips are used in commercial databases use short, meaningful file and field names

• Format fields and identify sub-types, including: specifying the number of decimal places, specifying a particular currency

• Identify the structure of external data with different file types, including: .csv, .txt, .rtf

• Locate, open and import data from an existing file define and understand the terms primary key and foreign key and their role in a relational database

• Create a relationship between two or three tables discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using relational tables rather than a flat file database

• design and use suitable software tools to create a data entry form appropriate to purpose and audienceUnderstand the key features of form design

• Create a data entry form to meet the needs of the audience • Create a data entry form with all fields included to match the

purpose of the task • Create an appropriate data entry form, including: appropriate

font styles and sizes, spacing between fields, character spacing of individual fields, use of white space, radio buttons, drop down menus, highlighting key fields

• Use arithmetic operations or numeric functions to perform

calculations within a database • Create a calculated field. Perform calculations at run Exam

Duration using formulae and functions, including: addition, subtraction,

multiplication, division, sum, average, maximum, minimum, count

• Use suitable software tools to sort data appropriately in a database

• Sort data using a single criterion and using multiple criteria where necessary, into ascending or descending order

• Use suitable software tools to search a database to select

subsets of data • Perform suitable searches using a single criterion and using

multiple criteria, on different field types such as alphanumeric, numeric, Boolean

• perform searches using a variety of operators including: AND, OR, NOT, LIKE, >, =,

• The effect of ICT on employment • The effect of ICT on working patterns • Microprocessor controlled devices in the home • Potential health problems related to the

prolonged use of ICT equipment Chapter-11:File management

• What is a generic file type? • Manage files effectively • Reduce file sizes for storage and transmission

Practical Document production:

• format text and organise page layout • set page size • set page orientation • set page and gutter margins • set the number of columns • set the column width and spacing between

columns • define the terms widow and orphan • explain why it is necessary to use page, section

and column breaks, to adjust pagination and to avoid

• widows and orphans • set and remove page, section and column breaks • set line spacing, including: single, 1.5 Exam

Durations, double, multiple, spacing before and after paragraphs

• set tabulation settings, including: indented paragraphs, hanging paragraphs

• format text as bulleted or numbered lists to meet the needs of the audience

• use software tools to edit tables, edit a table structure, where necessary, to include: insert row(s), delete row(s), insert column(s), delete

column(s), merge cells’ • set horizontal cell alignment: left, right,

centre, fully justified • set vertical cell alignment: top, centre, bottom

format cells and the cell contents, including: show gridlines, hide gridlines, wrap text within a cell, shading/colouring cells

• mail merge a document with a data source explain why mail merged documents are created

• edit a master document to insert appropriate fields from a data source

• insert special fields such as date • select records to merge merge a document with

selected fields save and print merge master document save and print selected merged documents, as appropriate

Class Tests Topics Type of Questions Total Marks

1 Storage devices and Media Structured Questions 20

2 File management



Topics Types of Questions Distribution of Marks

Chapter-02:Input and Output devices • Input Devices and their uses • Direct data entry (DDE) devices • Output devices and their uses

Chapter-06: ICT Applications • Communication application • Data handling application • Modeling application • Manufacturing application. • School management application • Booking systems • Recognition systems • Monitoring and tracking system • Satellite system

Chapter-08: Safety and Security • Physical Security • E-safety • Security of data • Additional security of data online.

Chapter-10: Communication • Communication with other ICT using email • Effective use of the internet.

Practical Full Paper-2

• Word-processing • Database • Presentation


1 ICT Applications


2 Input and Output devices


BUSINESS STUDIES

Recommended Book: Booklet to be given


Topics Type of Questions Distribution of marks People in business Motivating workers The concept of human needs – Maslow’s hierarchy Key motivational theories: Taylor and Herzberg

Short questions &Structured Data response

Exam Duration: 2 Hours

Methods of motivation: Financial and non-financial rewards and methods Recruitment, selection and training of workers Recruitment, selection and training of workers Main stages in recruitment and selection of staff Benefits and limitations of part-Exam Durationand full-Exam Durationworkers Why reducing the size of the workforce might be necessary: Difference between dismissal and redundancy with examples to illustrate the difference Understand situations in which downsizing the workforce might be necessary Legal controls over employment issues and their impact on employers and employees: Legal controls over employment contracts, unfair dismissal, discrimination, health and safety, legal minimum wage

Internal and external communication (Revision) Internal and external communication (Revision)


1 Motivation, Recruitment and Selection

Structured Questions

20

2 Legal controls over employment Structured Questions

20



Business finance: needs and sources The need for business finance: The main reasons why businesses need finance, e.g. start-up capital, capital for expansion and additional working capital Understand the difference between short-term and long-term finance needs


Exam Duration: 2 Hours 80

The main sources of capital: Internal sources and external sources with examples Short-term and long-term sources with examples, e.g. debt or equity for long-term finance Importance of micro-finance in developing economies The main factors considered in making the financial choice, e.g. size and legal form of business, amount required, length of Exam Duration, existing loans Recommend and justify appropriate source(s) of finance in given circumstances Cash flow forecasting and working capital The importance of cash and of cash-flow forecasting: Why cash is important to a business What a cash-flow forecast is, how a simple one is constructed and the importance of it • Amend or complete a simple cash-flow forecast How to interpret a simple cash-flow forecast How a short-term cash-flow problem might be overcome, e.g. increasing loans, delaying payments, asking debtors to pay more quickly Working capital: The concept and importance of working capital Income statements What profit is and why it is important: How a profit is made Importance of profit to private sector businesses, e.g. reward for risk taking/enterprise, source of finance Difference between profit and cash Income statements: Main features of an income


1 Business Finance & Income statement

Structured Questions

20

2 Analysis of published accounts Structured Questions

20

statement, e.g. revenue, cost of sales, gross profit, profit (‘profit’ was known as ‘net profit’ in the 2014 and previous syllabuses) and retained profit Use simple income statements in decision making based on profit calculations (constructing income statements will not be examined)

Balance sheets The main elements of a balance sheet: The main classifications of assets and liabilities Examples to illustrate these classifications Interpret a simple balance sheet and make deductions from it, e.g. how a business is financing its activities and what assets it owns, sale of inventories to raise finance (constructing balance sheets will not be examined) Analysis of accounts How to interpret financial statements by calculating and analyzing accounting ratios: • Gross profit margin Profit margin (‘profit margin’ was known as ‘net profit margin’ in the 2014 and previous syllabuses) Return on Capital Employed current and quick ratio



Costs, scale of production and breakeven analysis Explain and identify classify costs and use cost data to help make simple cost-based decisions explain the concepts of economies and diseconomies of scale Explain, interpret and use a simple break-even chart. Why profit or loss is important. and need to learn to construct a break-even chart


Exam Duration: 2 Hours

Production of goods and services Difference between production and productivity Benefits of increasing efficiency and how to increase it. Lean production, kaizen, Just in Exam Duration. Why business holds inventory. Methods of production, job,batch and flow . How technology has changed production methods. Achieving quality production Importance of quality, Quality Control and Assurance. And total quality management TQM


01 Break even analysis Structured Questions

20

02 Lean production and quality Structured Questions

20

ACCOUNTING

Recommended Books: Cambridge IGCSE Accounting by Catherine Coucom



Sources and recording of data continued Books of prime entry Bank reconciliation Accounting procedures Capital and revenue expenditure and receipts Calculate and comment on the effect on asset valuations of incorrect treatment.

MCQ & Structured Questions

P1- 1 Hour P2 – 1 hour

Total 80

Class Test


1 Cash book and Petty cash book Structured Questions 20

2 Bank reconciliation




Accounting for depreciation and disposal of non-current assets Other payables and other receivables Irrecoverable debts and provision for doubtful debts Preparation of financial statements Sole traders



Total 80

Class Test


1 Other payables and other receivables


2 Irrecoverable debts and provision for doubtful debts




Verification of accounting records continued Control accounts Manufacturing accounts Analysis and interpretation Calculation and understanding of accounting ratios Accounting procedures continued Valuation of inventory Accounting principles



Total 80

Class Test Topics Type of Questions Total Marks 1 Control accounts


2 Manufacturing accounts


ECONOMICS

Recommended book: A complete course for IGCSE and O Level Dan Moynihan & Brian Titley



The basic economic problem The nature of the economic problem The factors of production Opportunity Cost Production possibility curve diagrams (PPC) The allocation of resources Microeconomics and Macroeconomics The role of markets in allocating resources

MCQ, Essay type questions Exam Duration: 2 hours

Total 80



Demand Supply Price determination Price elasticity of demand (PED) Price elasticity of supply (PES) Market economic system


Total 80


1 Demand Supply Price determination

MCQ Short Answer type

20


1 The basic economic problem The nature of the economic problem The factors of production Opportunity Cost


20

2 Production possibility curve diagrams (PPC) The allocation of resources Microeconomics and Macroeconomics The role of markets in allocating resources


20

2 Price elasticity of demand (PED) Price elasticity of supply (PES) Market economic system


20



Market Failure Mixed Economic system Microeconomic decision makers Money and Banking Households Workers Trade Unions


Total 80

Class Test


1 Market Failure Mixed Economic system Microeconomic decision makers Money and Banking


20

2 Households Workers Trade Unions


20

ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS (0606)

Recommended Books: New Additional Mathematics Marshall Cavendish Education



Simultaneous Equations: Simultaneous Linear Equations in Two Unknowns. Simultaneous Linear and Non-Linear Equations in Two Unknowns. Ex: 2.1, 2.2, Miscellaneous Exercise 2

Paper:1 Long Questions

Exam Duration: 2Hr Total Marks: 80

Indices, Surds and Logarithms: Indices and Surds. Exponential Equations. Logarithms. Common and Natural Logarithms. Laws of Logarithms. Logarithmic Equations. Ex: 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6, Miscellaneous Exercise Quadratic Expressions and Equations: Roots of Quadratic Equations Quadratic Inequalities. Ex: 4.2, 4.3 Miscellaneous Exercise

Total 80

Class Test Topics Type of Questions Total Marks 1 Simultaneous Equations Short and Long

questions 20

2 Indices, Surds and Logarithms Short and Long questions

20

3 Quadratic Expressions and Equations Short and Long questions

20



Remainder and Factor Theorems: Polynomial Identities Ex:5.1 Remainder Theorem Ex:5.2 Factors Theorem Ex:5.3 Solving Cubic Equations Ex:5.4


Exam Duration: 2Hour

Matrices: Representation of Matrix Ex:6.1 Addition, Subtraction and Multiplication of Matrices Ex:6.2 and Ex: 6.3 Determinant and Inverse of Matrix Ex:6.4 Simultaneous Equations by Matrix Method Ex:6.5

Coordinate Geometry: Distance between two points Ex:7.1 Mid Points of two points Ex:7.2 Gradient of a Line Ex:7.3 Equation of Straight Lines Ex:7.4 Equation of parallel and Non-parallel lines Ex:7.5 Equation of Perpendicular lines Ex:7.6 Perpendicular Bisector Ex:7.7 Intersection of line and curve Ex:7.8

Functions: Introduction to functions Ex:9.1 Composite functions Ex:9.2 Inverse Functions Ex:9.3 Absolute valued Functions Ex:9.4

Total 80

Class Test Topics Type of Questions Total Marks 1 Remainder and Factor Theorems Short and Long questions 20

2 Matrices Short and Long questions 20

3 Coordinate Geometry Short and Long questions 20

4 Functions Short and Long questions 20



Trigonometric Functions: Trigonometric Ratios and General Angles Ex:10.1 Trigonometric Ratios of Any Angles Ex:10.2 Graphs of Sine, Cosine and Tangent Functions Ex:10.3 Three more Trigonometric Functions Ex:10.4


Exam DurationDuration: 2Hr

Simple Trigonometric Identities and Equations: Simple Identities Ex:11.1 Trigonometric Equations and Graphs Ex:11.2 Circular Measure: Radian Measure Ex:12.1 Arc Length and Area of Sector Ex:12.2

Permutations and Combinations: Basic Counting Principle Ex:13.1 Permutations Ex:13.2 Combinations Ex:13.3

Binomial Theorem: Binomial Expansion of (1+b)n Ex:14.1 Binomial Expansion of (a+b)n Ex:14.2

Total 80

Class Test Topics Type of Questions Total Marks 1 Trigonometric Functions and Simple

Trigonometric Identities and Equations

Short and Long questions

20

2 Circular Measure Short and Long questions

20

3 Permutations and Combinations Short and Long questions

20

Bengali (3204) Recommended Book: Compiled Book



Distribution of Marks

Paper- 1 দরখা�/িচিঠ

কেথাপকথন

�িতেবদন

ভাষণ

রচনা : িব�ােনর অবদান

িনব�

গ� িলখা

Multiple Choice Questions Structured Questions

90 Marks

Paper 2 সি�

বাগধারা

বাকয্ রপা�র

শনূয্�ান পূরণ

110 Marks

MCQ Comprehension OE Comprehension শ�াথর্

বানান

Total 200


01 Paper-1 Structured Questions 20 02 Paper-2 Structured Questions 20 03 Paper-2 Structured Questions 20



Distribution of Marks

Paper- 1 দরখা�/িচিঠ



ভাষণ

রচনা : বণর্না, েযমন- েতামার ি�য় কিব

িনব�

রচনা : গ� িলখা


90 Marks

Paper 2 সি�




110 Marks


বানান

Total 200




Topics Type of Questions Distribution of Marks Paper- 1 দরখা�/িচিঠ



ভাষণ

রচনা : বাংলার হ�িশ�

িনব�

গ� িলখা


90 Marks

Paper 2 সি�




110 Marks


বানান

Total 200



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