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St. Paul’s School

Syllabus for the Academic Session 2019 – 20

Class: XII

Physics Books: NCERT

Months Chapters Activity/

Projects/Grammar

March Ch 1 - Electric charges and Fields:

April

Ch 2 - Electrostatic Potential and

Capacitance:

Cha3 - Current Electricity: (till cells)

1. Ohm's Law

2. Metre Bridge 1

3. Metre bridge 2 (Series)

4. Metre bridge 2 (Parallel)

Cyclic Test I - Syllabus: Chapters 1 & 2

May

Ch 3 - Current Electricity: (rest)

Ch 9 - Ray Optics and Optical instruments:

(till combination of lenses)

5. Galvanometer

6. Prism

Cyclic Test 2 - Syllabus: Second Cycle Test: Chapters 1, 2, 3 & 9 (till combination of lenses)

July

Ch 9 - Ray Optics and Optical instruments:

(rest)

Ch 4 – Moving charges and magnetism:

Ch 5 – Magnetism and matter:

7. Convex Lens

8. Concave Mirror

9. Convex mirror +

Convex Len

August

Ch 6 - Electromagnetic induction:

Ch 7 – Alternating Current:

10. Concave Lens +

Convex Lens

11. Potentiometer 1

September Revision

Chapter 8 - Electromagnetic waves:

12. Potentiometer 2

Term 1 Syllabus: First Term Examination: Chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 9

October

Chapter 10 – Wave Optics:

Chapter 11 – Dual nature of radiation and

Matter:

Chapter 12- Atoms:

13. Diode

14. Zener Diode

15. Travelling

Microscope

Cyclic Test 3 Syllabus: Third Cycle Test: Chapters 8, 9 & 10

November Chapter 13 – Nuclei:

Chapter 14 – Semiconductor Electronics

December

Term 2 Syllabus: Second Term Examination: Chapters 8 to 14

January

Pre-Board Syllabus : Chapters 1 to 14

Chemistry Books: NCERT

Months Chapters Activity/ Projects/Grammar

March

Ch. -7 P-block elements

Ch. -9 Co-ordination compounds

Ch-8 d and f block elements (d-

block)

April

Ch-8 d and f block elements (f-

block)

Ch. -2 Solutions

Ch-3 Electrochemistry

Volumetric analysis

1) oxalic acid Vs. KMnO4

2) Mohr’s salt Vs. KMnO4

Cyclic Test I - Syllabus: chapters 7,8,9

May

Ch-10 Halo alkanes and haloarenes

Ch-11Alcohols, phenol and ether

3)Chromatography

4)Electrochemical cell

5)Neutralization reaction

Cyclic Test 2 - Syllabus: Chapters 2,3,9,10,11

July

Ch-4Chemical kinetics

Ch-5Surface chemistry

6) Rate of reaction with change in

concentration and temperature.

7) Preparation of lyophilic and

lyophobic sols.

August

Ch-12 Aldehyde , ketone and

carboxylic acid

Ch-13Amines

8) Dialysis

9) Functional group test

10) Food stuff test

September Revision

Term 1 Syllabus: Chapters -2,3,4,5,7,8,9,10,11,12

October

Ch-6 General principle and

extraction of metals

Ch. -15polymers

11) Salt analysis

Cyclic Test 3 Syllabus: Chapters 6,8, 12,13,15

November Ch. 14 Biomolecules

Ch. -16Chemistry in everyday life

11) Salt analysis

December

Revision 12) Crystal preparation of potash

alum

13) Preparation of azo dye.

Term 2 Syllabus: Chapters-2-16

January Revision

English Core

Books: FLAMINGO AND VISTAS


March

Invitations- formal &

informal.

Replies to invitations- formal

& informal.

Speaking and listening skills to be

regularly practiced in the class.

April

The Last Lesson.

Lost Spring.

My Mother at 66.

The Third level.



Cyclic Test I - Syllabus: Note making., My Mother at 66., The Last Lesson.,Lost Spring, The Third

level, Formal letters., Invitations., Notice, Report Writing

May

The Tiger King.

The Enemy.

Deep Water.

An Elementary School

Classroom in a Slum.



Cyclic Test 2 - Syllabus: Note making. The Tiger King., The Enemy., Deep Water., An Elementary

School Classroom in a Slum., Advertisements., Posters, Formal letters.

July

Poets and Pancakes

The Rattrap.

Keeping Quiet.

Should Wizard Hit Mommy?

Indigo.



August

Journey to the end of the

Earth.

Going places.

A Thing of Beauty.

On the Face of it.

Aunt Jennifer's Tigers.



September REVISION

(all writing skills)

Term 1 Syllabus: COMPLETE SYLLABUS COVERED TILL AUGUST

October

The Interview

Evans Tries an O-Level.



Cyclic Test 3 Syllabus: Note making, The Interview, Evans Tries an O-Level. A Thing of Beauty.

On the Face of it. Formal letters, All short and long writing skills

November Memories of Childhood.

SYLLABUS COMPLETE



December TERM-II EXAMINATIONS

Term 2 Syllabus: COMPLETE SYLLABUS

January PRE- BOARD

EXAMINATIONS

Mathematics Books: Mathematics Textbook I and II


March

1. Relations and

functions

2. Inverse trigonometric

functions

Assignment on Relations and

Functions and Inverse Trigonometric

functions

April 5. Continuity and

Differentiability

Assignment on Continuity

Cyclic Test I - Syllabus: chapters 1, 2 and 5(till exercise 5.5 including)

May 6. Application of

Derivatives

Mathematical Lab Activities

Cyclic Test 2 - Syllabus: chapters 2, 5 and 6

July

7. Integration

8. Application of

Integration

Assignment on Integration

August

9. Differential Equation

10. Vectors

11. Three Dimensional

Geometry

Assignment on Vectors and Three

Dimensional Geometry

September Revision

Term 1 Syllabus: chapters 1,2,5,6,7,8

October 12. Linear programming

13. Probability

Cyclic Test 3 Syllabus: 9,10 and 11

November 1. Matrices

2. Determinants

Mathematical Lab activities

December

Term 2 Syllabus: complete syllabus

Pre board: complete syllabus

Economics

Books: Introductory Macro Economics

Indian Economic Development (By: Radha Bahuguna)


Project/Grammer

March Unit 1 of IED(1947-1950)

And from 1950-1991

Unit 5: National Income

April

National Income Continues

Cycle Test 1:Syllabus :Unit 1 of IED and National

Income

May National Income

Unit 6:Money and Banking Project work to be done in

summer vacations

July Unit7: Determination of Income

and Employment

Cycle Test 2:Syllabus: National Income and Money

and Banking

August Problem of deficient demand

and excess demand

Unit 8: Government Budget and

Economy

Unit 2: IED: Poverty, HCF,

September Rural development

Term 1: Syllabus Unit1,2 of IED

National income, money and

banking , Determination of

income and employment

October BOP, Employment,

Infrastructure,

Cycle Test 3:

Syllabus:

Budget, BOP and

Employment,Infrastructure,

November Environment

Development experiences of

India

Term 2 Syllabus Full Macro and Half of IED

January Pre- Boards: Full Syllabus

Physical Education

Books: Health and Physical Education (By: Dr. V. K. Sharma)

Months Chapters Activity/ Project/

April Unit 1 - Planning in sports

May Unit 2 - Sports and Nutrition

File work

Cycle Test 1:Syllabus Unit 1 and Unit 2

July Unit 3 - Yoga and Lifestyle

Cycle Test 2:Syllabus: Unit 3 - Yoga and lifestyle

August Unit 4- Physical education and

sports for CWSN

September Unit 5- Children and Woman

in sports

Unit 6 – Test and Measurement

in Sports.

Term 1: Syllabus All units covered from April to

September.

October Unit 7- Physiology and Injuries

in Sports

Unit 8 – Biomechanics and

Sports

Cycle Test 3: Syllabus: Unit 7 and Unit 8

November Unit 9 – Psychology and

Sports

Unit 10- Training in Sports

Term 2 Syllabus All chapter covered in October

and November

January Pre- Boards: Full Syllabus (all

chapter covered from April to

November.

Computer Science

Book: Computer Science with C++ for class XII- by Sumita Arora

Month Chapters Activity/Project

March

Ch- 1:Revision of C++

Ch- 2: Classes and Objects

Ch- 3: Constructors and Destructors

Programs on the topics of

class XI and Classes and

Objects

April Ch- 8: Databases and SQL

Ch- 9: Boolean Algebra

Writing SQL commands

Drawing Karnaugh maps

Cycle Test 1-Syllabus :Ch 2, 3, 8, 9

May Ch- 4: Inheritance

Ch- 7: Data files in C++

Creating Data files

Cycle Test 2- Syllabus :Ch 1 to 3, 8,9

July Ch- 5: Data Structures in C++ -

Ch- 6: Pointers

Programs based on Data

Structures and Pointers

August Ch- 6: Pointers (contd...)

Programs using Pointers

September Revision of chapters 1 to 9 Questions from year’s Board

Papers will be done

Term 1-Syllabus Chapter 1 to 9

October Ch- 10: Data Communication and

Networks

Questions from Networking

Concepts will be done

Cycle Test 3 - Syllabus: Ch 8, 9 and 10

November Revision of chapters 1 to 5 Questions from year’s Board

Papers will be done

December Revision of chapters 6 to 10 Questions from year’s Board

Papers will be done

Term 2-Syllabus

- Ch 1 to 10

Engineering graphics

Books: Engineering graphics II by V.P. Kumar

Publisher: Full Marks Pvt. Ltd.,

S. No Unit Name Marks

I Isometric Projections of

Solids

25

II Machine Drawings

A. Drawing of machine

parts

B. Assembly drawings and

dis-assembly drawings

1. Bearings

2. Rod joints

3. Tie-rods and pipe joints

4. Couplings

5. Pulleys

45

Practical 30

Total Marks 100

March – April

Syllabus for Cyclic Test I

THEORY

Unit I : Isometric projection of Solids

(i) Construction of isometric scale

(ii) Isometric projection of Solids

(iii) Isometric projection of combination of two solids

NOTE: Orthographic views of 15 Machine blocks and cutting of blocks for practical

Unit II: Machine Drawings

(i) Construction of Thread profile (B.S.W., Metric, Square and Knuckle Threads)

(ii) Drawing of Square nut, Hexagonal nut,

May

Syllabus for Cyclic Test II

(i) Hexagonal headed bolt, T headed bolt, Hook bolt, Square headed bolt and

combination of nut and bolt and washer.

July - August – September

(i) Assembly/dis-assembly of bearings (open bearing and bush bearing)

(ii) Rod Joints (Socket and Spigot joint, Sleeve and cotter joint & jib and cotter joint)

Term I Syllabus

Syllabus for Cyclic Test I & Syllabus for Cyclic Test II

October – November – December

Syllabus for Cycle Test III

(i) Tie rods and pipe joints (Assembly and dis-assembly drawings)

(ii) Couplings (Assembly and dis-assembly drawings)

(iii) Pulleys (Assembly and dis-assembly drawings)

Term II Syllabus

Legal Studies

Months Chapters Activity/Project/Grammar

March

April

Unit 1 Judiciary

Unit 2 Topics of law

a) Law of property

Unit 2)

b)Law of contracts

c) Law of Torts

Students will be asked to

research on various case laws

and choose one for the project

work

Cycle Test I – Unit 1 and Unit 2 a and b

May d) Criminal laws in India

e) administrative Law

Research - facts, issues,

relevant legislation regarding

case study

Summer Break

Cycle Test 2- Syllabus – unit 1 and 2

July Unit 3 Arbitration, Tribunal

Adjudication and Alternate

Dispute Resolution

Unit 4 Human Rights in India

Students will be asked to find

out application based

questions

August Unit 4 Human Rights in India

Unit 5 Legal Profession in

India

Review – Project File

Students will work on

presentation part.

September Revision – Term 1 syllabus

Term 1 Syllabus Unit 1, 2 , 3 and 4

October Unit 6 Legal Services

Viva Questions from the

project file

Cycle test 3 Syllabus Unit 5 and 6

November

Unit 7 International Context

Practice for- Practical exam

December Revision

Term 2 Syllabus - Unit 2, 5, 6, and 7

January Sample paper practice

ACCOUNTANCY Books: T. S. Grewal

March Part B-Unit 5- Cash Flow Statement

April

Part B-Unit 1- Financial Statements of a Company,

Part B-Unit 2- Financial Statement Analysis,

Part B-Unit 3- Tools of Financial Statement Analysis,

Part B-Unit 4- Accounting Ratios.

Cash Flow Statement

Cyclic Test I - Syllabus: Part B – Units 1, 3, 4 (Liquidity and Turnover Ratios) and 5.

May

Part B-Unit 4- Accounting Ratios (contd…)

Part A-Accounting for Companies - Share Capital.

Cyclic Test 2 - Syllabus: Part B – Full; Part A-Accounting for Share Capital.

July

Part A-Accounting for Companies - Share Capital

(contd…)

Comprehensive

Project

August

Part A - Accounting for Debentures.

Financial Statements of NPO.

Segment Reporting

September

Revision

Part A- Accounting for Partnership - Fundamentals of

Partnership,

Term 1 - Syllabus: Part B – Full; Part A-Accounting for Companies.

October

Part A- Accounting for Partnership – Admission,

Part A- Accounting for Partnership – Change

in PSR,

Part A- Accounting for Partnership – Retirement.

Cyclic Test 3 - Syllabus: Financial Statements of NPO, Fundamentals of Partnership,

Admission of a Partner.

November

Part A- Accounting for Partnership – Death,

Part A- Accounting for Partnership – Dissolution of a

Partnership Firm.

Revision

December Revision

Term 2 - Syllabus: Financial Statements of NPO; Accounting for Partnership Firm.

January Revision

Pre-Board Syllabus Full Syllabus

Business Studies Books: NCERT


Projects/Grammar

March

Unit 1: Nature and Significance of Management

Unit 2: Principles of Management

Unit 3: Business Environment

Unit 4: Planning

April

Unit 5: Organising

Unit 6: Staffing

Product Launch/Stock

Market Projects

Cyclic Test I - Syllabus: Units 1 to 3

May

Unit 6: Staffing (contd…)

Cyclic Test 2 - Syllabus: Units 4 to 6

July

Unit 7: Directing

Unit 8: Controlling

August

Unit 9: Financial Management

Unit 10: Financial Markets

September Revision

Unit11: Marketing Management

Term 1 Syllabus: [Units 1 to 8]

October

Unit11: Marketing Management (contd…)

Cyclic Test 3 Syllabus: Units 9 and 10

November

Unit 12: Consumer Protection

Revision

December Revision

Term 2 Syllabus: Units 9 to 12

January Revision

Pre-Board Syllabus Full Syllabus

Fine Arts

Books for Reference:

1. History of Fine Arts in India and the West (Author: Edith Tomory)

2. History of Indian Art (Autor: Kajal Kanjilal )

3. Contemporary Art in India – A Perspective (Author: Pran Nath Mago)

Months Chapters Activity/ Project/

April Unit 1 – (A)The Mughal

School

Sketches and Drawings of

Relief Clay Modeling and

Round Sculptures

May Unit 1 - (B) The Deccan School

Cycle Test 1:Syllabus Unit 1 - (A) and (B)

July Unit 2 – (A)The Rajasthani School

Cycle Test 2:Syllabus: Unit 2 – (A)The Rajasthani School

August Unit 2 - (B)The Pahari School

September Unit 3 - (A)The Indian National

Flag

– (B) The Bengal School of

Painting

.

Term 1: Syllabus All units covered from April to

September.

October Unit 4 - The Modern Trends in

Indian Art (A)

Paintings

(B) Graphic- Prints

Cycle Test 3: Syllabus: Unit 4 – (A) and (B)

November Unit 4 – (C) Sculptures

Term 2 Syllabus All chapter covered in October and

November

January Pre- Boards: Full Syllabus (all

chapter covered from April to

November.

Informatics Practices

Book: Informatics Practices for class XII- CBSE

Month Chapters Activity/Project

March

Ch- 3: Java GUI Programming- A Review

Programs on the topics of

class XI topics

April Ch- 8: MySQL Revision Tour

Ch- 1: Computer Networking

Writing SQL commands

Cycle Test 1-Syllabus :Ch 1, 3, 8

May Ch- 2: Open Source Concepts

Ch- 4: Basics of Object Oriented

Programming

Comparison of OOP’s

concept with real world

entities

Cycle Test 2- Syllabus :Ch 1 to 4, 8

July Ch- 5: Advanced Programming Concepts

Ch- 7: Web Applications

Programs based on

advanced concepts of

Programming

August Ch- 9: More on Databases and Sql

Sql commands to be written

September Revision of chapters 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 Questions from year’s Board

Papers will be done

Term 1-Syllabus Chapter 1 to 5 and 7 to 9

October Ch- 10: Advanced RDBMS concepts

Ch 11: IT Applications

Advanced RDBMS Sql

statements to be written

Cycle Test 3 - Syllabus: Ch 8, 9 and 10 and 11

November Ch 6: Data Connectivity

Revision of chapters 1 to 5

Questions from year’s Board

Papers will be done

December Revision of chapters 6 to 11 Questions from year’s Board

Papers will be done

Term 2-Syllabus

- Ch 1 to 11

Biology

Books: NCERT


March Principles of Inheritance,

Molecular basis of inheritance

-

April Evolution, Human health and

disease (introduction)

Adaptations in Xerophytes and

Hydrophytes. Pollen

germination

Cyclic Test I - Syllabus: Chapter 5, 6 & 7

May Complete chapter 8, Strategies of

enhancing food production

Testis, Ovary blastula

permanent slides

Cyclic Test 2 - Syllabus: Chapter 8 & 9

July Microbes in Human Welfare,

Organism and population

Soil, Bagging and tagging

experiment, Salivary Amylase

August

Biotechnology principles and

processes, Biotechnology and its

application

Mitosis temporary slide and

meiosis permanent slides

September Ecosystem, Biodiversity Quadrate method/DNA

extraction

Term 1 Syllabus: All Chapters covered during March to August

October Environmental Issues,

Reproduction in organisms

Mendalian ratio

Cyclic Test 3 Syllabus: Chapters covered during September to October

November Human reproduction and Human

Reproductive Health

Practice practical

December Revision Preboard practical

Term 2 Syllabus: All chapters

January Preboard Examination _

History

Books: Themes in India History: Part - 1, 2 and 3

Month Chapters Activity / Project

March and April Theme 1: Harappan

Civilization.

Theme 2 : Early States and

Economies :

600 BCE to 600 C. E.

1.Map making

2 Preliminary discussion on

Project making.

Allocation of project topics. and

groups

May Theme 3 : Early Societies :

600 BCE to 600 C. E.

Theme 4 :Cultural

developments –600 BCE to 600

C. E

1.Class Discussion on the story

of Mahabharata highlighting

some special stories which reflect

on caste and gender issues

2.Guidelines for group visits for

project making, and for research

Cycle Test 1

Chapters1,2 and 3

July

Cycle Test 2

Chapters 1,2 ,3 ,4 and 5

Theme 5 : Through the eyes of

the travelers – 10th to 17th

century Theme

6 :Bhakti and Sufi traditions

Theme 7 -Vijayanagara

Empire

First Look at the Project – Initial

corrections and suggestions

August Theme 7 -Vijayanagara

Empire[Completed]

Theme 8: Agrarian society and

the Mughal Empire – 16th and

17th century.

Theme 9 :Kings and chronicles

– 16th and 17th centuries till

subtopic: 5

1.Map of Vijayanagara

2 Map of the Mughal Empire

Writing of Project synopsis and

main sub- topics completed

Project Viva for First Term.

September Theme 9 :Kings and chronicles

– 16th and 17th centuries

[Completed]

First Terminals All the chapters taught from

March to September. .

October Theme 10 Colonialism and

Countryside

Theme 11: Revolt of 1857.

Theme 13. Mahatma Gandhi

and the Indian National

Movement

Theme 14 : Understanding

partition[ To be continued]

1. Students asked to watch

relevant movies related to the

revolt .and Partition.

2.Students asked to watch the

movie Gandhi

3. Written work for the project

to be completed.

November

Cycle Test 3

Theme 14 Completed.

Theme 12 : Colonial cities

Project to be completed with all

decorations and spiral binding.

Chapters 10,11,13

Theme 15: Framing the

Constitution.

December ;

Second Terminals

Selected Themes Pre Board Viva for the Project.

January Pre- Board The Complete Course

February Board Practicals

March Board Examination.

Political Science Months Chapters Activity/Project/Grammar

March

April

Ch1 The Cold War Era

Ch2 The End of Bipolarity

Ch3 US Hegemony in World

Politics

Ch4 Alternative Centres of Power

Ch5 Contemporary South Asia

Topics will be discussed for

Practical project.

Students will be asked to

collect information relevant

to their topic

Cycle Test I –Syllabus- Chapter 1, 2, 3 and 4

May Ch5 Contemporary South Asia

Ch6 International Organisations

Format of the Project file will

be discussed.

Summer Break-

Cycle Test 2- Syllabus- Chapter 1,2,3,4,5 and 6

July Ch7 Security in the Contemporary

World

Ch8 Environment and Natural

Resources

Ch9 Globalisation

Students will be asked to find

out application based

questions

August Book 2 –India Politics

Ch1 Challenges of Nation Building

Ch2 Era of one party dominance

Ch3 Politics of planned

Development

Ch4 India’s External Relations

Review – Project File

Students will work on

presentation part.

September Revision – Term 1 syllabus

Term 1 Syllabus – Book 1 Chapter- 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 and 9

October Ch5 Challenges to and Restoration

of the Congress System

Ch6 The crisis of Democratic Order

Ch7 Rise of Popular movement

Viva Questions from the

project file

Cycle test 3 Syllabus

Book 2 Chapter 1,2,3,4

November

Ch8 Regional Aspirations

Ch9 Recent Developments In Indian

Politics

Practice for- Practical exam

December Revision

Term 2 Syllabus

Chapter-1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 and 9

January Sample paper practice

Psychology

Book - Psychology - Textbook for class -XII - NCERT


March

Ch-1: Variations in Psychological

Attributes

April

Ch-1 (contd.), Ch-2: Self and

Personality

Activity 2.1 – Understanding the

self

Cycle Test 1- Syllabus : Ch-1 and 2

May Ch-3: Meeting Life Challenges

Cycle Test 2- Syllabus : Ch-1, 2 and 3

July Ch-4: Psychological Disorders

Activity 4.2 and 4.5

(differentiating and identifying

psychological disorders)

August Ch-5: Therapeutic Approaches

September Revision

Term 1- Syllabus : Ch-1, 2, 3, 4, and 5

October

Ch-6: Attitude and Social Cognition

Ch-7: Social Influence and Group

Processes

Activity 6.1 – Analysis of

advertisement and 6.4 (social

experiment)

Activity on demonstrating

obedience


November

Ch-8: Psychology and Life

Ch-9: Developing Psychological Skills

Activity 8.1 – Understanding

preferences

Activity on understanding

problems of elderly population

Activity 9.4 – Confronting one’s

fear

December Revision

Term 2- Syllabus : Ch- 6 to 9

January Pre-board Exam: Ch 1-9


March

Ch-1: Variations in Psychological

Attributes

April

Ch-1 (contd.), Ch-2: Self and

Personality

Activity 2.1 – Understanding the

self


May Ch-3: Meeting Life Challenges

Cycle Test 2- Syllabus : Ch-1, 2 and 3

July Ch-4: Psychological Disorders

Activity 4.2 and 4.5

(differentiating and identifying

psychological disorders)

August Ch-5: Therapeutic Approaches

September Revision

Term 1- Syllabus : Ch-1, 2, 3, 4, and 5

October

Ch-6: Attitude and Social Cognition

Ch-7: Social Influence and Group

Processes

Activity 6.1 – Analysis of

advertisement and 6.4 (social

experiment)

Activity on demonstrating

obedience


November

Ch-8: Psychology and Life

Ch-9: Developing Psychological Skills

Activity 8.1 – Understanding

preferences

Activity on understanding

problems of elderly population

Activity 9.4 – Confronting one’s

fear

December Revision

Term 2- Syllabus : Ch- 6 to 9

January

Pre-board Exam: Ch 1-9

Sociology

Books: Indian Society

Social change and development in India

Months Chapters Project/ Activity

March- April

BOOK I

Indian Society

Chapter 2 The Demographic

Structure of Indian Society.

Chapter 3 Social Institutions:

Continuity and Change.

[To be Continued]

1.Allocation of Project

topics

2. Writing of the

Rationale for the project

May

Chapter 3:.Social Institutions:

Continuity and Change.[ To be

completed]

Chapter 4: The Market as a Social

Institution.

Preparing the

Questionnaire for the

project.

May ; Cycle Test 1 Chapter 2 &3

July :

Cycle Test 2

Chapters 2, 3 , 4 , 5 and 6

Chapter 5: Patterns of Social

inequality and Exclusion.

Chapter 6 : the Challenges of

cultural Diversity

Writing of the content for

the sub- topics of the

project.

August

BOOK II:

Social Change and

Development in India

Chapter 1 ;Structural Change

Chapter 2 : Cultural Change

Data analysis for the

project to be completed.

First Terminal Project

viva and Research

Design

September:

First Terminal examination

Syllabus : Chapters taught

from March to August

October :

Chapter 3 The story of Indian

Democracy

Chapter 4: The Change and

Development in the Rural Society.

Chapter 5: The Change and

Development in Industrial Society.

Final Project Completion

Data interpretation and

conclusion.

November:

Chapter 8. Social Movements

Chapter 6 : Globalisation and

social change

Chapter 7: .Mass media and

Communications.

Pre Board

Project Viva and

research design

Cycle Test 3 Chapters 3, 4

and 5

[ Book 2]

December :

Second terminals ; Selected

chapters

January :

Pre- Board Examination.

February ;

Board – Practicals

.

March

Board Examination