CBSE Class 10 — Certification Brochure

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Urdu Course-A

26 chapters · 88 classes 100 marks

• 1 بھولا — 3 classes

› افسانہ اور راجندر سنگھ بیدی (The Short Story and Rajinder Singh Bedi)

› بھولا (Bhola – a short story by Rajinder Singh Bedi)

› لفظ و معنی (Vocabulary and Meanings of Bhola)

• 2 نیا قانون — 3 classes

› سعادت حسن منٹو (Saadat Hasan Manto)

› نیا قانون (The New Constitution – a short story by Manto)

› لفظ و معنی اور غور کرنے کی بات (Vocabulary and Reflection on New Constitution)

• 3 بھیک — 3 classes

› حیات اللہ انصاری (Hayatullah Ansari)

› بھیک (Alms – a short story by Hayatullah Ansari)

› لفظ و معنی اور غور کرنے کی بات (Vocabulary and Reflection on Bheek)

• 4 سرسید کا بچپن — 3 classes

› سوانح اور الطاف حسین حالی (Biography and Altaf Hussain Hali)

› سرسید کا بچپن (Sir Syed's Childhood – from Hayat-e-Javed)

› لفظ و معنی اور غور کرنے کی بات (Vocabulary and Reflection on Sir Syed's Childhood)

• 5 آزمائش — 4 classes

› ڈراما (Drama as a Form)

› محمد مجیب (Mohammad Mujeeb)

› آزمائش – آخری ایکٹ (Aazmaish: The Last Act)

› لفظ و معنی اور غور کرنے کی بات (Vocabulary and Reflection on Aazmaish)

• 6 چوری اور اس کا کفّارہ — 3 classes

› سید عابد حسین (Syed Abid Husain)

› چوری اور اس کا کفّارہ (Theft and Its Atonement – from Gandhi's autobiography)

› لفظ و معنی اور غور کرنے کی بات (Vocabulary and Reflection on Theft and Atonement)

• 7 عورتوں کے حقوق — 3 classes

› سرسید احمد خاں (Sir Syed Ahmad Khan)

› عورتوں کے حقوق (Women's Rights – an essay by Sir Syed)

› لفظ و معنی اور غور کرنے کی بات (Vocabulary and Reflection on Women's Rights)

• 8 مخلوط زبان — 3 classes

› مولوی عبد الحق (Maulvi Abdul Haq)

› مخلوط زبان (A Mixed Language – essay by Maulvi Abdul Haq)

› لفظ و معنی اور غور کرنے کی بات (Vocabulary and Reflection on Makhloot Zaban)

• 9 چکبست لکھنوی — 3 classes

› آل احمد سرور (Aale Ahmad Suroor)

› چکبست لکھنوی (Chakbast of Lucknow – an essay by Aale Ahmad Suroor)

› لفظ و معنی اور غور کرنے کی بات (Vocabulary and Reflection on Chakbast Lakhnavi)

• 10 اشتہارات ’ضرورت نہیں ہے‘ کے — 3 classes

› ابن انشا (Ibn-e-Insha)

› اشتہارات ضرورت نہیں ہے کے (Advertisements of 'Not Required' – humorous essay by Ibn-e-Insha)

› لفظ و معنی اور غور کرنے کی بات (Vocabulary and Reflection on the Advertisements Essay)

• 11 ماحول بچائیے — 3 classes

› ڈاکٹر محمد اسلم پرویز (Dr Mohammad Aslam Parvaiz)

› ماحول بچائیے (Save the Environment – a science essay)

› لفظ و معنی اور غور کرنے کی بات (Vocabulary and Reflection on Save the Environment)

• 12 غزل — 7 classes

› غزل کا تعارف (What Is a Ghazal)

› مرزا محمد رفیع سودا – غزل (Mirza Muhammad Rafi Sauda – Ghazal)

› شیخ محمد ابراہیم ذوق – غزل (Sheikh Muhammad Ibrahim Zauq – Ghazal)

› شاد عظیم آبادی – غزل (Shad Azimabadi – Ghazal)

› فانی بدایونی – غزل (Fani Badayuni – Ghazal)

› اصغر گونڈوی – غزل (Asghar Gondvi – Ghazal)

› یاس یگانہ چنگیزی – غزل (Yas Yagana Changezi – Ghazal)

• 13 نظم — 6 classes

› نظم کا تعارف (What Is a Nazm)

› اکبر الہ آبادی – جلوۂ دربار دہلی (Akbar Allahabadi – The Splendour of the Delhi Durbar)

› محمد اقبال – حقیقت حسن (Muhammad Iqbal – The Reality of Beauty)

› جوش ملیح آبادی – گرمی اور دیہاتی بازار (Josh Malihabadi – Summer Heat and the Village Market)

› اختر شیرانی – اودیس سے آنے والے بتا (Akhtar Sherani – O Traveller from the Foreign Land, Tell Me!)

› کیفی اعظمی – آندھی (Kaifi Azmi – The Storm)

• 14 رباعی — 4 classes

› رباعی کا تعارف (The Rubai Form)

› ببر علی انیس (Babar Ali Anees)

› تلوک چند محروم (Tilok Chand Mahrum)

› فراق گورکھپوری (Firaq Gorakhpuri)

• 1 گِلّی ڈنڈا — 3 classes

› افسانہ اور منشی پریم چند (The Afsana genre and Munshi Premchand: the author)

› گلّی ڈنڈا (Gulli Danda): the boy's game and the old friend Gaya

› گلّی ڈنڈا (Gulli Danda): the game on the field and the ending

• 2 فقیر — 3 classes

› عظیم بیگ چغتائی (Azim Beg Chughtai: the author)

› فقیر (The Beggar): the narrator and the first beggar

› فقیر (The Beggar): the second beggar and the ending

• 3 آئی۔سی۔ایس — 3 classes

› علی عباس حسینی (Ali Abbas Husaini: the author)

› آئی۔ سی۔ ایس (I.C.S.): Waheed becomes an officer and marries Jahan Ara

› آئی۔ سی۔ ایس (I.C.S.): the visit to the village and the ending

• 4 دو فرلانگ لمبی سڑک — 3 classes

› کرشن چندر (Krishan Chander: the author)

› دو فرلانگ لمبی سڑک (The Two-Furlong Road): the road and its beggars

› دو فرلانگ لمبی سڑک (The Two-Furlong Road): the people on the road and the cry of the madman

• 5 ان دیوتا — 3 classes

› دیویندر ستیارتھی (Devendra Satyarthi: the author)

› اَنّ دیوتا (Ann Devta, the Grain God): Chhotu and Haldi, and the god's message

› اَنّ دیوتا (Ann Devta, the Grain God): famine, Besakhu's gift and the ending

• 6 سلطان — 3 classes

› احمد ندیم قاسمی (Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi: the author)

› سلطان (Sultan): the blind grandfather and the boy

› سلطان (Sultan): the games, the lie and the ending

• 7 سخی — 3 classes

› کلام حیدری (Kalam Haidari: the author)

› سخی (Sakhi, The Generous One): the hotel, the money order and Maula Bakhsh

› سخی (Sakhi, The Generous One): the wait, the empty pocket and the shroud

• 8 من کا طوطا — 3 classes

› رتن سنگھ (Ratan Singh: the author)

› من کا طوطا (The Parrot of the Mind): the parrot leaves the body

› من کا طوطا (The Parrot of the Mind): the flight and the return

• 9 دوشالہ — 3 classes

› جیلانی بانو (Jilani Bano: the author)

› دوشالہ (The Shawl): Amma Jaan prepares to leave for Pakistan

› دوشالہ (The Shawl): the hidden shawl and the postcard

• 10 گدڑی کا لال۔نور خاں — 4 classes

› خاکہ (Khaka: the sketch as a form)

› مولوی عبد الحق (Maulvi Abdul Haq: the author)

› گدڑی کا لال۔ نور خاں (The Jewel in Rags: Noor Khan): his post and his honesty

› گدڑی کا لال۔ نور خاں (The Jewel in Rags: Noor Khan): the colonel, the garden and his last years

• 11 مرزا چپاتی — 3 classes

› اشرف صبوحی (Ashraf Subuhi: the author)

› مرزا چپاتی (Mirza Chapati): the portrait of a Delhi gentleman

› مرزا چپاتی (Mirza Chapati): the talk on the kinds of Urdu

• 12 جگر صاحب — 3 classes

› محمد طفیل (Muhammad Tufail: the author)

› جگر صاحب (Jigar Sahab): the afternoon in Lucknow and the verses

› جگر صاحب (Jigar Sahab): his character, humour and the closing lines

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Punjabi

16 chapters · 42 classes 100 marks

• 1 ਗਉੜੀ ਬੈਰਾਗਣਿ ਮ: ੩ — 2 classes

› ਗਉੜੀ ਬੈਰਾਗਣਿ ਮ: ੩ - the shabad (Gauri Bairagan, Mahala 3)

› ਅਭਿਆਸ - questions on the shabad (Exercises)

• 2 ਮਿਜਮਾਨੀ — 2 classes

› ਮਿਜ਼ਮਾਨੀ - the kafi of Shah Husain (Hospitality)

› ਅਭਿਆਸ - questions and activities (Exercises)

• 3 ਰੁੱਖਾਂ ਬਾਝੋਂ ਧਰਤੀ ... — 2 classes

› ਰੁੱਖਾਂ ਬਾਝੋਂ ਧਰਤੀ - poem of Jaswant Singh Sekhwan (The Earth Without Trees)

› ਅਭਿਆਸ - questions and activities (Exercises)

• 4 ਗੁੰਮ ਨੇ ਰਸੋਈ ਵਿਚੋਂ ... — 2 classes

› ਗੁੰਮ ਨੇ ਰਸੋਈ ਵਿਚੋਂ - ghazal of Kashmir Neer (Gone from the Kitchen)

› ਅਭਿਆਸ - questions and activities (Exercises)

• 5 ਗੁਰੂ–ਉਪਦੇਸ਼ — 2 classes

› ਗੁਰੂ-ਉਪਦੇਸ਼ - poem of Pawan Harchandpuri (The Guru's Teaching)

› ਅਭਿਆਸ - questions and activities (Exercises)

• 6 ਮਾਣ ਪੰਜਾਬੀ ਦਾ — 2 classes

› ਮਾਣ ਪੰਜਾਬੀ ਦਾ - poem of Kulwant Singh Rafiq (Pride of Punjabi)

› ਅਭਿਆਸ - questions and activities (Exercises)

• 7 ਮਾਂ ਜੋ ਏਧਰ ਵੀ ਤੇ ਉਧਰ ਵੀ (ਨਜ਼ਮ) — 2 classes

› ਮਾਂ ਜੋ ਏਧਰ ਵੀ ਤੇ ਉਧਰ ਵੀ - poem of Dr Sudarshan Gasso (The Mother on Both Sides)

› ਅਭਿਆਸ - questions and activities (Exercises)

• 8 ਕੁੱਖ ਦੀ ਆਵਾਜ਼ — 2 classes

› ਕੁੱਖ ਦੀ ਆਵਾਜ਼ - poem of Dr Devinder Bibipuria (Voice from the Womb)

› ਅਭਿਆਸ - questions and activities (Exercises)

• 9 ਨੰਬਰ ਵਨ ਦੀ ਰੇਸ — 2 classes

› ਨੰਬਰ ਵਨ ਦੀ ਰੇਸ - satirical essay by K. L. Garg (The Race to Number One)

› ਅਭਿਆਸ - tippani and exercises (Exercises)

• 10 ਆਦਤਾਂ — 4 classes

› ਆਦਤਾਂ - the habit of morning tea (Habits, part 1)

› ਆਦਤਾਂ - rising early and morning walk (Habits, part 2)

› ਆਦਤਾਂ - sound sleep (Habits, part 3)

› ਅਭਿਆਸ - tippani and exercises on Habits (Exercises)

• 11 ਹੈਂਕੜ ਅਤੇ ਹਉਮੈ ਦੀ ਮਾਰ — 4 classes

› ਹੈਂਕੜ ਅਤੇ ਹਉਮੈ ਦੀ ਮਾਰ - what ego is and how it grows (Ego, part 1)

› ਹੈਂਕੜ ਅਤੇ ਹਉਮੈ ਦੀ ਮਾਰ - the proud person at home and in marriage (Ego, part 2)

› ਹੈਂਕੜ ਅਤੇ ਹਉਮੈ ਦੀ ਮਾਰ - dealing with a proud person (Ego, part 3)

› ਅਭਿਆਸ - tippani and exercises on Ego (Exercises)

• 12 ਪੱਛੋਂ ਦੀਆਂ ਪੈਣ ਕਣੀਆਂ — 3 classes

› ਪੱਛੋਂ ਦੀਆਂ ਪੈਣ ਕਣੀਆਂ - the trek begins (A Trek Diary, part 1)

› ਪੱਛੋਂ ਦੀਆਂ ਪੈਣ ਕਣੀਆਂ - Solang valley and the camp (A Trek Diary, part 2)

› ਪੱਛੋਂ ਦੀਆਂ ਪੈਣ ਕਣੀਆਂ - the newspaper and the wedding, with exercises (A Trek Diary, part 3)

• 13 ਪਾਣੀਆਂ ਤੇ ਧਰਤੀਆਂ ਦਾ ਦੇਸ਼ — 3 classes

› ਪਾਣੀਆਂ ਤੇ ਧਰਤੀਆਂ ਦਾ ਦੇਸ਼ - arrival in Australia and the Melbourne hills (Land of Waters and Lands, part 1)

› ਪਾਣੀਆਂ ਤੇ ਧਰਤੀਆਂ ਦਾ ਦੇਸ਼ - the bare tree and the grass field (Land of Waters and Lands, part 2)

› ਅਭਿਆਸ - questions and activities on the Australia lesson (Exercises)

• 14 ਕੰਪਿਊਟਰ ਸਾਫ਼ਟਵੇਅਰਾਂ ਦੀ ਵਰਤੋਂ — 3 classes

› ਕੰਪਿਊਟਰ ਸਾਫ਼ਟਵੇਅਰਾਂ ਦੀ ਵਰਤੋਂ - typing tools: Google Input Tool, Lipikaar, Baraha, G-Lipika, Akhar (Computer Software for Punjabi, part 1)

› ਕੰਪਿਊਟਰ ਸਾਫ਼ਟਵੇਅਰਾਂ ਦੀ ਵਰਤੋਂ - LIP, BOSS, G-Trans, OCR and the font converter (Computer Software for Punjabi, part 2)

› ਅਭਿਆਸ - tippani and exercises on computer software (Exercises)

• 15 ਪੰਜਾਬ ਦੇ ਲੋਕਗੀਤ — 3 classes

› ਪੰਜਾਬ ਦੇ ਲੋਕ-ਗੀਤ - what folk songs are and their kinds (Folk Songs of Punjab, part 1)

› ਪੰਜਾਬ ਦੇ ਲੋਕ-ਗੀਤ - wedding songs and the bride's parting (Folk Songs of Punjab, part 2)

› ਅਭਿਆਸ - tippani and exercises on folk songs (Exercises)

• 16 ਕਲਾਤਮਕ ਰੁਚੀਆਂ : ਪ੍ਰਕਿਰਤੀ ਅਤੇ ਪਹਿਚਾਣ — 4 classes

› ਕਲਾਤਮਕ ਰੁਚੀਆਂ - energy, art and finding your gifts (Artistic Interests, part 1)

› ਕਲਾਤਮਕ ਰੁਚੀਆਂ - language, logic, space, music, body and people intelligence (Artistic Interests, part 2)

› ਕਲਾਤਮਕ ਰੁਚੀਆਂ - self, nature and the closing message (Artistic Interests, part 3)

› ਅਭਿਆਸ - tippani and exercises on artistic interests (Exercises)

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Bengali

0 chapters 100 marks

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Tamil

0 chapters 100 marks

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Telugu (Andhra Pradesh)

0 chapters 100 marks

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Sindhi

0 chapters 100 marks

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Marathi

0 chapters 100 marks

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Gujarati

0 chapters 100 marks

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Manipuri

0 chapters 100 marks

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Malayalam

0 chapters 100 marks

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Odia

0 chapters 100 marks

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Assamese

0 chapters 100 marks

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Kannada

0 chapters 100 marks

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Arabic

20 chapters · 21 classes 100 marks

• 1 يَقضِي سَعِيدٌ إِجَازَتَهُ فِي الدِّرَاسَةِ — 2 classes

› يقضي سعيد إجازته في الدراسة (Saeed Spends His Holiday Studying)

› تمارين (Exercises on the verbal sentence)

• 2 مَكتَبَةُ المَدرَسَةِ — 1 class

› مكتبة المدرسة (The School Library)

• 3 يَومُ تَأْسِيسِ المَدرَسَةِ — 1 class

› يوم تأسيس المدرسة (School Foundation Day)

• 4 عُصْفُورُ الجَنَّةِ (نظم) — 1 class

› عصفور الجنة (The Bird of Paradise)

• 5 فِي قَاعَةِ الإِمْتِحَانِ — 1 class

› في قاعة الامتحان (In the Examination Hall)

• 6 مَدرَسَةُ بَاتْنا الثَّانَوِيَّةُ — 1 class

› مدرسة باتنا الثانوية (Patna Secondary School)

• 7 جَولَةٌ فِي دِهْلِي — 1 class

› جولة في دهلي (A Tour of Delhi)

• 8 وَصْفُ القَلَمِ (نظم) — 1 class

› وصف القلم (Description of the Pen)

• 9 شَكِيلٌ وَحَمِيدٌ يُسَافِرَانِ إِلَى مُومْبَاي — 1 class

› شكيل وحميد يسافران إلى مومباي (Shakeel and Hameed Travel to Mumbai)

• 10 فِي يَومٍ مَاطِرٍ — 1 class

› في يوم ماطر (On a Rainy Day)

• 11 أَحمد و أَمانِي فِي انْتِظَارِ الأَصْدِقَاءِ — 1 class

› أحمد وأماني في انتظار الأصدقاء (Ahmad and Amani Waiting for Friends)

• 12 يَزُورُ عَادِلٌ مَدرَسَةً ثَانَوِيَّةً فِي دِهلِي — 1 class

› يزور عادل مدرسة ثانوية في دهلي (Adil Visits a Secondary School in Delhi)

• 13 فِي مَيدَانِ اللَّعِبِ — 1 class

› في ميدان اللعب (On the Playground)

• 14 مِن حَنَايَا الغَرِيبِ (نظم) — 1 class

› من حنايا الغريب (From the Depths of the Stranger)

• 15 اَلْهِنْدُ — 1 class

› الهند (India)

• 16 مَدْرَسَةُ الْبَنَاتِ — 1 class

› مدرسة البنات (The Girls' School)

• 17 نَبِيلٌ يُسَافِرُ إِلى مَدِينَةِ تِشِينّاي — 1 class

› نبيل يسافر إلى مدينة تشيناي (Nabeel Travels to Chennai)

• 18 عِيدُ اسْتِقْلَالِ الْهِنْدِ (نظم) — 1 class

› عيد استقلال الهند (Independence Day of India)

• 19 حَامِدٌ يُسَافِرُ إِلَى كُلِّيَّتِهِ — 1 class

› حامد يسافر إلى كليته (Hamid Travels to His College)

• 20 شَكِيل يَفْتَحُ حِسَابَ تَوفِيرٍ — 1 class

› شكيل يفتح حساب توفير (Shakeel Opens a Savings Account)

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Tibetan

0 chapters 100 marks

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French

12 chapters · 42 classes 100 marks

• 1 Retrouvons nos amis — 3 classes

› Meet the Friends: Introductions and a Letter from Corsica

› Proverbs, Expressions and the Verbs être and avoir

› Word Families, Articles and the Present Tense; Discovering French Festivals

• 2 Après le bac — 4 classes

› Talking About Plans After the Baccalauréat

› The Future Tense and Time Clauses (quand, lorsque, dès que)

› The French School System: Questions and Answers

› Encouraging and Discouraging; Discovering French Universities

• 3 Chercher du travail — 4 classes

› Meeting a Cousin: Talking About Work and Everyday Objects

› Relative Pronouns: qui, que, dont and the Compound Forms

› Curriculum Vitae, Job Advertisements and Applying for Work

› Bilan 1: Revision and Self-Assessment

• 4 Le plaisir de lire — 4 classes

› At the Library: Reading Habits and Vocabulary

› The Pluperfect and the Compound Past

› Fables and Tales: La Fontaine and the Panchatantra

› Writing a Letter; Discovering Libraries

• 5 Les médias — 3 classes

› Television and Radio: Vocabulary and Dialogue

› The Pronouns y and en

› The Press: Newspapers, Negation and Media Vocabulary

• 6 Chacun ses goûts — 4 classes

› My Favourite Pastime: Talking About Tastes and Hobbies

› The Louvre, Cinema Outings and Expressing Preferences

› Leisure Verbs, Writing Practice and Completing a Story

› Bilan 2: Revision and Self-Assessment

• 7 En pleine forme — 2 classes

› Health and Well-Being: A Dialogue About Being Ill

› Possessive Pronouns, Expressions of Health and Healthy Habits

• 8 L'environnement — 3 classes

› The Environment: A Dialogue and Vocabulary

› Saving the Planet: Ideas and the Subjunctive

› Practising the Subjunctive; Environmental Issues

• 9 Métro, boulot, dodo — 4 classes

› The Daily Commute: A Dialogue About Transport

› The Conditional Mood

› Rules, Prohibitions and Paris Transport

› Bilan 3: Revision and Self-Assessment

• 10 Vive la République! — 3 classes

› The French Republic: Parliament and Institutions

› Reported Speech

› The Indian Parliament; Practice and Revision

• 11 C'est bon le progrès — 4 classes

› Progress and Technology: A Dialogue About Computers and Travel

› The Internet and Communication

› The Present Participle and the Gérondif

› Computer Vocabulary and Practice

• 12 Vers un monde interculturel — 4 classes

› A Shared World: The Day of Cultural Diversity

› Vocabulary, Opposites and Verb Forms

› Practice and Discovering Interculturality

› Bilan 4: Revision and Self-Assessment

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German

0 chapters 100 marks

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Russian

0 chapters 100 marks

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Persian

0 chapters 100 marks

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Nepali

0 chapters 100 marks

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Limboo

0 chapters 100 marks

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Lepcha

0 chapters 100 marks

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Carnatic Music - Vocal

0 chapters 100 marks

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Carnatic Music - Melodic Instruments

0 chapters 100 marks

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Carnatic Music - Percussion Instruments

0 chapters 100 marks

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Hindustani Music - Vocal

0 chapters 100 marks

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Hindustani Music - Melodic Instruments

0 chapters 100 marks

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Hindustani Music - Percussion Instruments

0 chapters 100 marks

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Painting

7 chapters · 15 classes 100 marks

• 1 Fundamentals of Visual Arts: The Elements and Principles — 2 classes

› Elements of Art: Point, Line, Shape, Form, Colour, Tone, Texture and Space

› Principles of Art: Balance, Rhythm, Emphasis, Unity, Variety and Proportion

• 2 Methods and Materials of Painting — 2 classes

› Tools and Supports of the Painter: Pencils, Brushes and Papers

› Painting Media and Techniques: Poster Colours, Water Colours, Oil Pastels and Pencil Colours

• 3 Bodhisattva Padmapani, Ajanta (Painting) — 2 classes

› Bodhisattva Padmapani: The Ajanta Mural

› Ajanta Caves: Rock-cut Monasteries and the Stories on Their Walls

• 4 Ashokan Lion Capital, Mauryan Period (Sculpture) — 2 classes

› The Ashokan Lion Capital of Sarnath

› Ashoka's Pillars and the Art of the Mauryan Court

• 5 Kailashnatha Temple, Ellora (Architecture) — 2 classes

› The Kailashnatha Temple at Ellora

› Rock-cut Architecture and the Ellora Caves

• 6 Indian Folk Art Paintings: Madhubani and Warli — 2 classes

› Madhubani Painting of Mithila

› Warli Painting of Maharashtra

• 7 Practical: Painting Composition and Internal Assessment — 3 classes

› Sketching from Life and Nature: Observation, Still Life and Memory

› The Practical Paper: Painting a Composition from Memory

› Internal Assessment: Periodic Tests, the Portfolio and Project Work

30

Home Science

6 chapters · 23 classes 100 marks

• 1 Human Growth & Development – II — 5 classes

› Play in Early Childhood: Meaning and Its Role in Development

› Types of Play and Selection of Play Material (Birth to 5 Years)

› Childhood (3 to 11 Years): Early and Middle Childhood Milestones

› Adolescence I: Physical, Biological and Motor Changes

› Adolescence II: Social, Emotional, Cognitive and Language Characteristics

• 2 Management of Resources — 4 classes

› Time Management: Meaning, Importance and the Idea of Resources

› Making a Time Plan: Factors, Steps, Dovetailing and Peak Load

› Energy Management and Fatigue

› Work Simplification: Meaning and Ways

• 3 Food and Personal Hygiene — 3 classes

› Hygienic Handling of Food: Selecting, Cooking and Serving

› Hygiene in the Kitchen and Personal Hygiene of the Food Handler

› Hygiene During Food Storage: Perishables, Leftovers, Refrigerator and Freezer

• 4 Meal Planning — 4 classes

› Concept and Importance of Meal Planning

› Factors Affecting Meal Planning

› The ICMR Basic Food Groups, Water and Roughage

› Planning a Balanced Meal for Self and Family

• 5 Food Safety and Consumer Education — 3 classes

› Problems of Consumers, Trade Malpractices and Self-Protection

› Food Adulteration: Adulterants and Their Harmful Effects

› Food Safety Standards and FSSAI: Hazards, Unsafe Food and Licensing

• 6 Care and Maintenance of Fabrics and Apparel — 4 classes

› Soaps and Detergents: How They Clean, How They Differ and How to Select Them

› Finishing Agents and Stain-Removing Reagents: Blue, Stiffening Agents, Bleaches and Solvents

› Stain Removal: Classification, Identification, Methods and Precautions

› Storage of Fabrics: Cotton, Silk, Wool and Synthetics

31

National Cadet Corps (NCC)

12 chapters · 57 classes 100 marks

• 1 THE NCC — 6 classes

› Origin, Aims, Objectives and Organisation of the NCC

› NCC Staff, Training Activities, Camps, YEP and the NCC Song

› Incentives to NCC Cadets

› Duties, Responsibilities and Conduct of an NCC Cadet

› NCC Camps: Recce, Selection of Camp Site and Camp Administration

› Camp Hygiene, Camp Routine and Cadet Appointments

• 2 NATIONAL INTEGRATION AND AWARENESS — 6 classes

› Heritage of India: Religions, Customs and Festivals

› The Freedom Struggle, Nationalist Movements and Famous Leaders

› The Constitution of India and the National Symbols

› National Integration: Importance, Necessity and Factors Affecting It

› Measures for National Integration and Unity in Diversity

› Slogans, Images and the Role of NCC in Nation Building and Integration

• 3 DRILL — 6 classes

› What Drill Is: Aims, Principles, Faults and Words of Command

› Attention, Stand at Ease, Stand Easy and Turning at the Halt

› Sizing, Forming Three Ranks, Open Order and Close Order

› Saluting at the Halt, Falling In, Dismissing and the Quick and Slow March

› Turning While Marching at Quick Time

› Saluting While Marching, Words of Command and Chapter Review

• 4 WEAPON TRAINING — 5 classes

› The .22 Inch Rifle and Its Ammunition

› Stripping, Assembling, Cleaning and Sight Setting

› Loading, Cocking, Unloading and the Lying Position

› Aiming, Range, Targets, Trigger Control and Firing a Shot

› Range Procedure, Safety Precautions and Short Range Firing

• 5 PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT AND LIFE SKILLS — 6 classes

› Life Skills and the Forces That Shape Personality

› Self-Awareness and Body Image

› Critical Thinking, Creative Thinking and the Basics of Communication

› Barriers to Communication, Decision Making, Problem Solving and Time Management

› Coping with Stress and Emotions

› Etiquette, Manners and Social Skills

• 6 LEADERSHIP — 5 classes

› Leadership Traits and Indicators of Good Leadership

› Leadership and Motivation, and Leadership Case Studies in NCC

› Moral Values, Character Traits and the Honour Code

› Leadership Case Studies: Subhash Chandra Bose and Mahatma Gandhi

› Leadership Case Study: P V Sindhu and Chapter Review

• 7 DISASTER MANAGEMENT — 4 classes

› Disasters, Their Types and Essential Services

› Role of NCC in Disasters and Cadet Do's and Don'ts

› Fire Services and Fire Fighting

› Civil Defence and Civil Administration

• 8 SOCIAL AWARENESS & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT — 6 classes

› Social Service, Weaker Sections, Civic Sense and Swachh Bharat

› Youth in Social Welfare, Literacy, Poverty Alleviation and Beti Bachao Beti Padhao

› Rural Development Programmes and Social Security Schemes

› Social Evils and Drug Abuse

› Protection of Children (POCSO Act 2012) and Road and Rail Travel Safety

› Government's New Development Initiatives and Chapter Summary

• 9 HEALTH & HYGEINE — 5 classes

› Structure and Functioning of the Human Body

› Personal and Food Hygiene, Physical and Mental Health

› Infectious and Contagious Diseases and Their Prevention

› First Aid in Common Medical Emergencies and Care of Wounds

› Introduction to Yoga and Exercises

• 10 ADVENTURE TRAINING — 2 classes

› Adventure Training: Trekking and Cycle Expedition Basics

› Cycling Safety and Rock Climbing

• 11 ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS & CONSERVATION — 4 classes

› Natural Resources: Meaning and Classification

› Effects of Overuse and Ways to Conserve Natural Resources

› Water Conservation and Rainwater Harvesting

› Waste Management: Types of Waste and Who Manages It

• 12 OBSTACLE TRAINING — 2 classes

› The Standard Obstacle Course: The Ten Obstacles

› Safety Measures, Benefits and Values of Obstacle Training

32

Hindi Course-B

17 chapters · 110 classes 100 marks

• 1 साखी — कबीर — 4 classes

› कबीर: जीवन, काव्य-दृष्टि और 'साखी' का पाठ-प्रवेश

› साखी (1-4): मीठी वाणी, कस्तूरी, दीपक और सुखिया-दुखिया

› साखी (5-8): विरह, निंदक, प्रेम का एक अक्षर और घर जलाना

› साखी: प्रश्न-अभ्यास, भाषा-अध्ययन और शब्दार्थ

• 15 हरिहर काका — मिथिलेश्वर — 10 classes

› हरिहर काका: कथा का आरंभ, कथावाचक-काका संबंध और गाँव-ठाकुरबारी का परिचय

› ठाकुरबारी की भूमिका, काका का परिवार और थाली फेंकने की घटना

› महंत की चाल: प्रलोभन, काका की दुविधा और ठाकुरबारी में स्वागत

› घर का बदला माहौल, गाँव के दो वर्ग और काका का निर्णय

› अपहरण, ठाकुरबारी पर हमला और पुलिस का घेरा

› वृद्ध साधु, तलाशी और बंद कमरे में काका

› काका का ज्ञान, भाइयों का बदला रूप और मृत्यु का भय

› हाथापाई, पुलिस का आना, नेता जी का प्रस्ताव और उत्तराधिकार की उलझन

› अफ़वाहें, भय का माहौल और काका का मौन अंत

› हरिहर काका: बोध-प्रश्न, पात्र और संदेश

• 2 पद — मीरा — 5 classes

› मीराबाई: जीवन, भक्ति-भाव, भाषा और 'पद' का पाठ-प्रवेश

› पद (1): 'हरि आप हरो जन री भीर' — भक्त की पुकार और तीन दृष्टांत

› पद (2), भाग-1: 'स्याम म्हाने चाकर राखो जी' — चाकर बनने की चाह और उसके तीन लाभ

› पद (2), भाग-2: कृष्ण का रूप-सौंदर्य, ऊँचे महल, आधी रात का दर्शन और अधीर हृदय

› पद (मीरा): प्रश्न-अभ्यास, भाषा-अध्ययन और शब्दार्थ

• 16 सपनों के-से दिन — गुरदयाल सिंह — 8 classes

› सपनों के-से दिन: पाठ-प्रवेश, खेल-साथी और मुहल्ले की पढ़ाई के प्रति सोच

› भाषा की दीवार, स्कूल की झाड़ियाँ-फूल और छुट्टियों की शुरुआत

› तालाब की मस्ती, छुट्टियों का हिसाब और ओमा 'रेल-बम्बा'

› स्कूल, पीटी प्रीतमचंद और हेडमास्टर शर्मा जी

› पीटी की 'शाबाश', पुरानी पुस्तकें और नई श्रेणी की गंध

› स्काउट परेड, नाभा रियासत की फ़ौज-भरती और 'भरती हो जा रे रंगरूट'

› प्रीतमचंद का रूप, फ़ारसी की सज़ा और उनका मुअत्तल होना

› मुअत्तली के बाद, तोतों वाला प्रसंग और प्रश्न-अभ्यास

• 3 मनुष्यता — मैथिलीशरण गुप्त — 6 classes

› मैथिलीशरण गुप्त: परिचय और 'मनुष्यता' का पाठ-प्रवेश

› मनुष्यता (पद 1-2): सुमृत्यु और उदार की कीर्ति

› मनुष्यता (पद 3-4): रंतिदेव, दधीचि, कर्ण और सहानुभूति की महाविभूति

› मनुष्यता (पद 5-6): गर्व-रहित जीवन और परस्परावलंब

› मनुष्यता (पद 7-8): मनुष्य मात्र बंधु है और एक होकर चलना

› मनुष्यता: प्रश्न-अभ्यास, भाव-स्पष्टीकरण और शब्दार्थ

• 17 टोपी शुक्ला — राही मासूम रज़ा — 9 classes

› टोपी शुक्ला: कथावाचक की भूमिका — इफ़्फ़न और नामों का चक्कर

› दो पात्र, दो परंपराएँ: इफ़्फ़न का खानदान — परदादी और दादी

› इफ़्फ़न की दादी: पूरब का मायका, कच्ची हवेली और कहानियों वाला स्नेह

› दादी की बोली और 'अम्मी' शब्द का धमाका

› 'अम्मी' की सज़ा: पिटाई, कबाब और मुन्नी बाबू की चाल

› दादी बदलने की बात और इफ़्फ़न की दादी का देहांत

› तबादला, कलेक्टर का बँगला और सीता की छाया

› नवीं कक्षा में फेल टोपी: अकेलापन, ताने और थर्ड डिवीज़न

› टोपी शुक्ला: बोध-प्रश्न और उनके उत्तर

• 4 पर्वत प्रदेश में पावस — सुमित्रानंदन पंत — 4 classes

› सुमित्रानंदन पंत: जीवन, काव्य-दृष्टि और 'पर्वत प्रदेश में पावस' का पाठ-प्रवेश

› पावस का चित्र (1): मेखलाकार पर्वत, दर्पण-सा ताल और मोती-से झरने

› पावस का चित्र (2): चिंतामग्न तरुवर, पर्वत का उड़ जाना और इंद्रजाल

› पर्वत प्रदेश में पावस: प्रश्न-अभ्यास, कविता का सौंदर्य और शब्दार्थ

• 5 तोप — वीरेन डंगवाल — 4 classes

› वीरेन डंगवाल का परिचय और 'तोप' का पाठ-प्रवेश

› कविता 'तोप': कंपनी बाग की तोप का भावार्थ और काव्य-सौंदर्य

› तोप: प्रश्न-अभ्यास (क) और (ख) के उत्तर

› तोप: भाषा-अध्ययन, शब्दार्थ, योग्यता विस्तार और परियोजना

• 6 कर चले हम फ़िदा — कैफ़ी आज़मी — 5 classes

› कैफ़ी आज़मी: जीवन, रचना-संसार और गीत का पाठ-प्रवेश

› गीत का पहला भाग: टेक और 'साँस थमती गई' वाला बंद

› गीत का दूसरा भाग: 'ज़िंदा रहने के मौसम' और 'राह कुर्बानियों की' बंद

› गीत का अंतिम बंद: रावन, सीता और राम-लक्ष्मण; पूरे गीत का प्रतिपाद्य

› कर चले हम फ़िदा: प्रश्न-अभ्यास, भाषा-अध्ययन और शब्दार्थ

• 7 आत्मत्राण — रवींद्रनाथ ठाकुर — 4 classes

› रवींद्रनाथ ठाकुर का परिचय और 'आत्मत्राण' का पाठ-प्रवेश

› आत्मत्राण (भाग 1): भय, दुख-जय और अपने बल का न हिलना

› आत्मत्राण (भाग 2): तरने की शक्ति, भार वहन और सुख-दुख में विश्वास

› आत्मत्राण: प्रश्न-अभ्यास, योग्यता विस्तार और शब्दार्थ

• 8 बड़े भाई साहब — प्रेमचंद — 7 classes

› प्रेमचंद का परिचय, पाठ-प्रवेश और दो भाइयों की कहानी की शुरुआत

› छोटे भाई का खेल-प्रेम, बड़े भाई की डाँट और टाइम-टेबिल की कहानी

› पहली बार पास-फेल: रावण का उदाहरण, अभिमान पर उपदेश और रटंत शिक्षा पर व्यंग्य

› निबंध की शिकायत, दूसरी बार पास-फेल और कनकौए की दौड़

› अनुभव बनाम किताबी ज्ञान: बड़े भाई का अंतिम उपदेश और कहानी का अंत

› प्रश्न-अभ्यास (मौखिक और लिखित क-ख) के उत्तर लिखने की विधि

› आशय-स्पष्टीकरण, भाषा-अध्ययन, योग्यता विस्तार और शब्दार्थ

• 9 डायरी का एक पन्ना — सीताराम सेकसरिया — 8 classes

› सीताराम सेकसरिया का परिचय और 'डायरी का एक पन्ना' का पाठ-प्रवेश

› 26 जनवरी 1931 की सुबह: तैयारियाँ, सजा हुआ कलकत्ता और पुलिस का घेरा

› झंडोत्सव और गिरफ़्तारियाँ: पार्क, बालिका विद्यालय और दोपहर की तैयारी

› खुला चैलेंज: दो नोटिस, सुभाष बाबू का जुलूस और लाठीचार्ज

› स्त्रियों का जुलूस, धर्मतल्ला और बहू बाज़ार के मोड़, लालबाज़ार की गिरफ़्तारियाँ

› रात के आठ बजे: घायलों की संख्या और 'अपूर्व' दिन का निष्कर्ष

› प्रश्न-अभ्यास: मौखिक, लिखित (क), (ख), (ग) के उत्तर

› भाषा-अध्ययन, योग्यता विस्तार, परियोजना कार्य और शब्दार्थ

• 10 तताँरा-वामीरो कथा — लीलाधर मंडलोई — 9 classes

› लीलाधर मंडलोई का परिचय और 'तताँरा-वामीरो कथा' का पाठ-प्रवेश

› लिटिल अंदमान की कथा-भूमि, तताँरा का व्यक्तित्व और समुद्र-तट का गीत

› तताँरा और वामीरो की पहली भेंट

› वामीरो का द्वंद्व, प्रतीक्षा और मूक प्रेम

› पशु-पर्व, अपमान और तताँरा का क्रोध: द्वीप का विभाजन

› बिछोह और कथा का अंत: निकोबार में सुखद परिवर्तन

› प्रश्न-अभ्यास: मौखिक, लिखित और आशय-स्पष्टीकरण

› भाषा-अध्ययन: वाक्य-भेद, प्रत्यय-उपसर्ग, 'और' के प्रयोग और पदबंध

› शब्दार्थ, योग्यता-विस्तार, परियोजना कार्य और पाठ का पुनरावलोकन

• 11 तीसरी कसम के शिल्पकार शैलेंद्र — प्रहलाद अग्रवाल — 6 classes

› प्रहलाद अग्रवाल का परिचय और ‘तीसरी कसम’ का पाठ-प्रवेश

› ‘संगम’ से ‘तीसरी कसम’ तक: सैल्यूलाइड पर लिखी कविता और एक रुपये का एडवांस

› आदर्शवादी कवि, वितरकों की कठिनाई और ‘श्री 420’ का प्रसंग

› हीरामन-हीराबाई, लोक-तत्त्व और राजकपूर का हीरामन में ढल जाना

› प्रश्न-अभ्यास: मौखिक और लिखित प्रश्नों के उत्तर

› भाषा-अध्ययन, योग्यता विस्तार, परियोजना कार्य और शब्दार्थ

• 12 अब कहाँ दूसरे के दुख से दुखी होने वाले — निदा फ़ाज़ली — 6 classes

› निदा फ़ाज़ली का परिचय और पाठ-प्रवेश: धरती किसकी है?

› सुलेमान और चींटियाँ, शेख अयाज़ के पिता और नूह की कथा

› धरती सबकी है: बढ़ती आबादी, प्रकृति का असंतुलन और मुंबई के समुद्र का गुस्सा

› माँ की सीखें, ग्वालियर के कबूतर और वर्सोवा का बदलाव

› प्रश्न-अभ्यास (1): मौखिक तथा लिखित (क)

› प्रश्न-अभ्यास (2): लिखित (ख), (ग), भाषा-अध्ययन और शब्दार्थ

• 13 पतझर में टूटी पत्तियाँ : (I) गिन्नी का सोना (II) झेन की देन — रवींद्र केलेकर — 9 classes

› रवींद्र केलेकर का परिचय और 'पतझर में टूटी पत्तियाँ' का पाठ-प्रवेश

› गिन्नी का सोना (1): शुद्ध सोना, ताँबे की मिलावट और 'प्रैक्टिकल आइडियालिस्ट'

› गिन्नी का सोना (2): गांधीजी का उदाहरण और आदर्शवादी बनाम व्यवहारवादी

› झेन की देन (1): जापान के मित्र से बातचीत और मानसिक रोगों का कारण

› झेन की देन (2): चा-नो-यू यानी टी-सेरेमनी का दृश्य

› झेन की देन (3): भूत-भविष्य की मिथ्या और वर्तमान में जीना

› प्रश्न-अभ्यास (गिन्नी का सोना): मौखिक, लिखित और आशय

› प्रश्न-अभ्यास (झेन की देन): मौखिक, लिखित और आशय

› भाषा-अध्ययन, योग्यता विस्तार, परियोजना कार्य और शब्दार्थ

• 14 कारतूस (एकांकी) — हबीब तनवीर — 6 classes

› हबीब तनवीर का परिचय, पाठ-प्रवेश और 'कारतूस' का मंच-परिचय

› कारतूस (भाग 1): कर्नल और लेफ़्टीनेंट की बातचीत में वज़ीर अली की पृष्ठभूमि

› कारतूस (भाग 2): वकील का कत्ल, वज़ीर अली की योजना और अकेले सवार का आना

› कारतूस (भाग 3): सवार और कर्नल, दस कारतूस और वज़ीर अली का परिचय

› कारतूस: प्रश्न-अभ्यास (मौखिक और लिखित) के उत्तर

› कारतूस: भाषा-अध्ययन, योग्यता विस्तार, परियोजना और शब्दार्थ

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Bhoti

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Telugu (Telangana)

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English Communicative

6 chapters · 18 classes 100 marks

• 1 Health And Medicine — 3 classes

› Health and Medicine: Do Indians Get Enough Sleep? (Reading & Vocabulary)

› Health and Medicine: Laughter - The Best Medicine (Reading & Grammar in Context)

› Health and Medicine: Sports and Nature's Medicines (Reading & Writing Skills)

• 2 Education — 3 classes

› Education: Access, Rights and the Girl Child (Reading & Speaking Skills)

› Education: Inclusion, Choice and Determination (Reading & Vocabulary in Context)

› Education: Vocational Education and Career Choices (Reading & Writing Skills)

• 3 Science — 3 classes

› Science: Promise for the Future - Renewable Energy (Reading & Vocabulary)

› Science: Plugging into the Future and Women in Space (Reading & Grammar in Context)

› Science: Letters from the Planet Aurigae II (Reading & Writing Skills)

• 4 Environment — 3 classes

› Environment: Treading the Green Path with Romulus Whitaker (Reading & Report Writing)

› Environment: Heroes of the Environment and Let's Clean Up (Reading & Writing Skills)

› Environment: A Tale of Three Villages and Geological Heritage (Reading & Vocabulary)

• 5 Travel And Tourism — 3 classes

› Travel and Tourism: Land of All Seasons and Eco Tourism (Reading & Speaking Skills)

› Travel and Tourism: The Emerald Islands (Reading & Vocabulary)

› Travel and Tourism: Promoting Tourism (Reading & Writing Skills)

• 6 National Integration — 3 classes

› National Integration: Unity in Diversity and the Poet's Dream (Reading & Vocabulary)

› National Integration: Kalam's Childhood and the Challenges to Unity (Reading & Comprehension in Context)

› National Integration: Spirit of Unity, Slogans and Film Reviews (Reading & Writing Skills)

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Sanskrit Communicative

11 chapters · 39 classes 100 marks

• 1 वाङ्मयं तपः — 3 classes

› वाङ्मयं तपः – संवादः श्लोकाश्च (Dialogue and Eight Verses on Speech as Austerity)

› शब्दार्थाः – वाङ्मयं तपः (Word Meanings)

› सन्धियुक्तपदानि (Words with Sandhi)

• 2 नास्ति त्यागसमं सुखम् — 3 classes

› नास्ति त्यागसमं सुखम् – शिविजातककथा (The Story of King Shibi)

› शब्दार्थाः – नास्ति त्यागसमं सुखम् (Word Meanings)

› सन्धियुक्तपदानि (Words with Sandhi)

• 3 रमणीया हि सृष्टिः एषा — 4 classes

› रमणीया हि सृष्टिः एषा – प्रस्तावना काकहंससंवादः च (Prologue and the Crow-Swan Debate)

› रमणीया हि सृष्टिः एषा – मयूरकोकिलप्रकृतिसंवादः (Peacock, Koel and Mother Nature)

› शब्दार्थाः – रमणीया हि सृष्टिः एषा (Word Meanings)

› सन्धियुक्तपदानि (Words with Sandhi)

• 4 आज्ञा गुरूणां हि अविचारणीया — 4 classes

› आज्ञा गुरूणां हि अविचारणीया – शिक्षकदिवससंवादः वानरकथारम्भः च (Teachers' Day Talk and Start of the Monkey Story)

› आज्ञा गुरूणां हि अविचारणीया – वानराणां कथा (The Monkeys, the Sheep and the Fire)

› शब्दार्थाः – आज्ञा गुरूणां हि अविचारणीया (Word Meanings)

› सन्धियुक्तपदानि (Words with Sandhi)

• 5 अभ्यासवशगं मनः — 3 classes

› अभ्यासवशगं मनः – ग्रन्थालयसंवादः गीताश्लोकाश्च (Library Talk and Verses from the Gita)

› शब्दार्थाः – अभ्यासवशगं मनः (Word Meanings)

› सन्धियुक्तपदानि (Words with Sandhi)

• 6 राष्ट्रं संरक्ष्यमेव हि — 4 classes

› राष्ट्रं संरक्ष्यमेव हि – बालचरशिबिरं द्रौपदीशोकः च (Scout Camp Talk and Draupadi's Grief)

› राष्ट्रं संरक्ष्यमेव हि – ब्रह्मास्त्रप्रसङ्गः (The Brahmastra Episode)

› शब्दार्थाः – राष्ट्रं संरक्ष्यमेव हि (Word Meanings)

› सन्धियुक्तपदानि (Words with Sandhi)

• 7 साधुवृत्तिं समाचरेत् — 4 classes

› साधुवृत्तिं समाचरेत् – जीवनपथप्रहेलिका प्रच्छन्नभाग्यकथा च (Life's Maze and the Story of Prachchhannabhagya)

› साधुवृत्तिं समाचरेत् – कलशकथा (The Pot of Gold)

› शब्दार्थाः – साधुवृत्तिं समाचरेत् (Word Meanings)

› सन्धियुक्तपदानि (Words with Sandhi)

• 8 तिरुक्कुरल्-सूक्ति-सौरभम् — 3 classes

› तिरुक्कुरल्-सूक्ति-सौरभम् – तिरुवल्लुवरप्रतिमासंवादः सूक्तयश्च (Statue Talk and Eight Sayings)

› शब्दार्थाः – तिरुक्कुरल्-सूक्ति-सौरभम् (Word Meanings)

› सन्धियुक्तपदानि (Words with Sandhi)

• 9 सुस्वागतं भो! अरुणाचलेऽस्मिन् — 4 classes

› सुस्वागतं भो! अरुणाचलेऽस्मिन् – स्वागतगीतं पर्यटनाधिकारिणः प्रश्नोत्तराणि च (Welcome Song and the Tourism Officer's Talk)

› सुस्वागतं भो! अरुणाचलेऽस्मिन् – दर्शनीयस्थलानि (Places to See)

› शब्दार्थाः – सुस्वागतं भो! अरुणाचलेऽस्मिन् (Word Meanings)

› सन्धियुक्तपदानि (Words with Sandhi)

• 10 कालोऽहम् — 4 classes

› कालोऽहम् – कोणार्कदेवालयसंवादः कालस्य आत्मकथा च (Konark Talk and Time Speaks)

› कालोऽहम् – कालगणनायाः आधारः (How Time is Counted)

› शब्दार्थाः – कालोऽहम् (Word Meanings)

› सन्धियुक्तपदानि (Words with Sandhi)

• 11 किं किम् उपादेयम् — 3 classes

› किं किम् उपादेयम् – शङ्कराचार्यस्य प्रश्नोत्तररत्नमालिका (Shankaracharya's Question-Answer Garland)

› शब्दार्थाः – किं किम् उपादेयम् (Word Meanings)

› सन्धियुक्तपदानि (Words with Sandhi)

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Sanskrit

25 chapters · 91 classes 100 marks

• 1 प्रथमः पाठः — शुचिपर्यावरणम् — 5 classes

› शुचिपर्यावरणम् (Pure Environment) with the मङ्गलम् prayer

› शब्दार्थाः (Word Meanings of the poem)

› अभ्यासः (Exercises: sandhi, indeclinables, synonyms, compounds)

› समासः (Compounds in Sanskrit)

› भावविस्तारः (Extended ideas: the environment verses)

• 1 अपठितावबोधनम् — 4 classes

› गद्यांशः १-२: धात्रीफलम् तथा सरदार पटेलः (Unseen passages: the amla fruit and Sardar Patel)

› गद्यांशः ३-४: उद्यमः तथा जीवनमूल्यानि (Unseen passages: effort and life values)

› गद्यांशः ५-६: अकिञ्चनः तथा प्रदूषणम् (Unseen passages: Akinchan and pollution)

› गद्यांशः ७-८: वैश्विकोष्णता तथा बहुभूमिकभवनानि (Unseen passages: global warming and multistorey buildings)

• 2 द्वितीयः पाठः — बुद्धिर्बलवती सदा — 4 classes

› बुद्धिर्बलवती सदा (Intelligence Is Always Powerful): the story

› शब्दार्थाः (Word Meanings of the story)

› अभ्यासः (Exercises on the story)

› योग्यताविस्तारः (Grammar: verbs, compounds, the book शुकसप्ततिः, forms of हन्)

• 2 पत्रलेखनम् — 3 classes

› (क) अनौपचारिकम् पत्रम् - चोरीसूचनापत्रम् (Letter reporting a theft to the police)

› (ख) औपचारिकम् पत्रम् - आवेदनम् तथा पारिवारिकपत्राणि (Application and letters to mother and friend)

› पत्राणि: भोजनम्, परिश्रमः, संस्कृतिः, अभियानम् (Letters on food, hard work, culture and a campaign)

• 3 तृतीयः पाठः — शिशुलालनम् — 5 classes

› शिशुलालनम् (Caring for Children): Rama meets Kusha and Lava

› शिशुलालनम् (Caring for Children): the names, Valmiki and the departure

› शब्दार्थाः (Word Meanings of the play scene)

› अभ्यासः (Exercises on the play scene)

› योग्यताविस्तारः (The play Kundamala and verses on child affection)

• 3 अनुच्छेदलेखनम् — 2 classes

› अनुच्छेदाः १-५: जन्तुशाला, स्वच्छता, वृक्षः, हीमादासः, सहिष्णुता (Paragraphs 1 to 5)

› अनुच्छेदाः ६-११ तथा अभ्यासः: संस्कृतशिक्षणम्, स्वाध्यायः, मयूरः, आतङ्कवादः (Paragraphs 6 to 11 and the topic list)

• 4 चतुर्थः पाठः — जननी तुल्यवत्सला — 4 classes

› जननी तुल्यवत्सला (A Mother Loves All Children Equally): the story

› शब्दार्थाः (Word Meanings of the story)

› अभ्यासः (Exercises on the story)

› योग्यताविस्तारः (The Mahabharata source, verses on the mother and the cow)

• 4 चित्रवर्णनम् — 2 classes

› चित्रवर्णनम् १-५: रक्षाबन्धनम्, बाढसहायता, सीमासुरक्षा, दुर्घटना, यातायातनियमाः (Picture description 1 to 5)

› चित्रवर्णनम् ६-१०: वर्षा, विवादः, फलापणः, धावनप्रतियोगिता, कृषकः (Picture description 6 to 10)

• 5 पञ्चमः पाठः — सुभाषितानि — 5 classes

› सुभाषितानि (Wise Sayings): verses 1 to 4

› सुभाषितानि (Wise Sayings): verses 5 to 10

› शब्दार्थाः and श्लोकानाम् अन्वयः (Word Meanings and Plain Word Order)

› अभ्यासः (Exercises on the sayings)

› योग्यताविस्तारः (Compounds, synonyms and the word मन्त्रः)

• 5 रचनानुवादः (वाक्यरचनाकौशलम्) — 3 classes

› वाक्यरचना तथा विभक्तिकारकाः (Sentence construction, cases and karakas)

› वाक्यपरिवर्तनम्: वचनम्, लकाराः तथा उदाहरणवाक्यानि (Number, tenses and model sentences)

› अनुवादाभ्यासः तथा प्रत्ययाधारितवाक्यानि (Translation practice and sentences with suffixes)

• 6 षष्ठः पाठः — सौहार्दं प्रकृतेः शोभा — 6 classes

› सौहार्दं प्रकृतेः शोभा (Friendship Is the Beauty of Nature): the lion, the monkeys, the crow and the cuckoo

› सौहार्दं प्रकृतेः शोभा: the elephant, the heron and the peacock

› सौहार्दं प्रकृतेः शोभा: the owl and Mother Nature's advice

› शब्दार्थाः (Word Meanings of the play)

› अभ्यासः (Exercises on the play)

› योग्यताविस्तारः (The message of the play and verses on cooperation)

• 6 सन्धिः — 3 classes

› स्वरसन्धिः (Vowel sandhi)

› व्यञ्जनसन्धिः (Consonant sandhi)

› विसर्गसन्धिः, अनुनासिकसन्धिः, तुगागमसन्धिः (Visarga, nasal and tuk sandhi)

• 7 सप्तमः पाठः — विचित्रः साक्षी — 5 classes

› विचित्रः साक्षी (The Strange Witness): the traveller is jailed

› विचित्रः साक्षी: the judge and the corpse

› शब्दार्थाः (Word Meanings of the story)

› अभ्यासः (Exercises on the story)

› योग्यताविस्तारः and भाषिकविस्तारः (Message, wise judges, grammar tables)

• 7 समासाः — 4 classes

› समासपरिचयः तथा अव्ययीभावः (Introduction to compounds and Avyayibhava)

› तत्पुरुषसमासः (Tatpurusha compound)

› कर्मधारयः तथा द्विगुसमासः (Karmadharaya and Dvigu compounds)

› द्वन्द्वः, बहुव्रीहिः तथा मिश्रिताभ्यासः (Dvandva, Bahuvrihi and mixed practice)

• 8 अष्टमः पाठः — सूक्तयः — 4 classes

› सूक्तयः (Sayings from the Tirukkural): introduction and verses 1 to 6

› सूक्तयः: verses 7 and 8 with शब्दार्थाः (Word Meanings)

› अभ्यासः (Exercises on the sayings)

› योग्यताविस्तारः (The Tirukkural, its author and extended verses)

• 8 प्रत्ययाः — 6 classes

› प्रत्ययपरिचयः तथा शतृ-प्रत्ययः (Introduction to suffixes and the shatri suffix)

› शानच्-प्रत्ययः तथा तव्यत्-प्रत्ययः (Shanach and tavyat suffixes)

› अनीयर्-प्रत्ययः (The aniyar suffix)

› तद्धितप्रत्ययाः: मतुप्, वतुप्, इन् (Matup, vatup and in suffixes)

› त्व-तल्-प्रत्ययौ तथा ठक्-प्रत्ययः (Tva, tal and thak suffixes)

› स्त्रीप्रत्ययौ: टाप् तथा ङीप् (Feminine suffixes tap and nip)

• 9 नवमः पाठः — भूकम्पविभीषिका — 4 classes

› भूकम्पविभीषिका (The Terror of the Earthquake): the story

› शब्दार्थाः (Word Meanings of the lesson)

› अभ्यासः (Exercises on the earthquake lesson)

› योग्यताविस्तारः (Earthquakes: science and ancient views)

• 9 अव्ययानि — 2 classes

› अव्ययानि: परिचयः तथा अव्ययपदसूची (Indeclinables: introduction and word list)

› अव्ययानि: अभ्यासः (Indeclinables: exercises)

• 10 दशमः पाठः — अन्योक्तयः — 5 classes

› अन्योक्तयः (Indirect Sayings): introduction and verses 1 to 4

› अन्योक्तयः: verses 5 to 7

› शब्दार्थाः and अन्वयः (Word Meanings and Plain Word Order)

› अभ्यासः (Exercises on the verses)

› योग्यताविस्तारः (Meaning of अन्योक्ति, the poets and verses to remember)

• 10 समयः — 2 classes

› समयः: समयकथनम् (Telling the time in Sanskrit)

› समयः: समयबोधकपदैः अभ्यासः (Time exercises)

• 11 वाच्यम् — 2 classes

› वाच्यम्: कर्तृवाच्यम्, कर्मवाच्यम्, भाववाच्यम् (Voice: active, passive, impersonal)

› वाच्यपरिवर्तनाभ्यासः (Voice change exercises)

• 12 अशुद्धिसंशोधनम् — 2 classes

› अशुद्धिसंशोधनम् १: कर्तृक्रिया, विशेषणविशेष्य, लिङ्ग (Correction 1: subject-verb, adjective-noun, gender)

› अशुद्धिसंशोधनम् २: वाच्य, उपपद, वचन, संख्या, अन्य (Correction 2: voice, case with words, number, numerals, others)

• 13 मिश्रिताभ्यासः — 2 classes

› अभ्यासः I: सुवीरस्य कथा (Practice set 1: the passage on Suveer)

› अभ्यासः II: प्रसन्नता तथा दुःखनाशः (Practice set 2: the passage on cheerfulness)

• 14 आदर्शप्रश्नपत्रम् — 3 classes

› आदर्शप्रश्नपत्रम्: निर्देशाः, खण्ड 'क' तथा 'ख' (Model paper: instructions, sections A and B)

› आदर्शप्रश्नपत्रम्: खण्ड 'ग' अनुप्रयुक्तव्याकरणम् (Model paper: section C, applied grammar)

› आदर्शप्रश्नपत्रम्: खण्ड 'घ' पठितावबोधनम् (Model paper: section D, comprehension of the text)

• 15 परिशिष्टम् — 4 classes

› व्यवहारवाक्यानि (Everyday Sanskrit expressions)

› ध्येयवाक्यानि तथा संवादाः १-२ (Mottos and dialogues 1 and 2)

› संवादाः ३-६ (Dialogues 3 to 6)

› संवादाः ७-१० (Dialogues 7 to 10)

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Rai

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Gurung

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Tamang

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Sherpa

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Thai

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Elements of Business

6 chapters · 26 classes 100 marks

• 1 Joint Stock Company — 4 classes

› Joint Stock Company: Meaning and Features

› Private Company: Meaning and Features

› Public Company: Meaning and Features

› Private and Public Company Compared

• 2 Sources of Business Finance — 4 classes

› Business Finance: Meaning, Need and Sources Classified

› Owned Funds: Capital, Shares and Retained Earnings

› Borrowed Funds: Debentures, Loans, Trade Credit and Deposits

› Owned and Borrowed Funds Compared: Choosing the Right Mix

• 3 Communication in Business Organisations — 5 classes

› Business Communication: Meaning, Process and Importance

› Types of Communication and Barriers

› The Business Letter

› E-mail and the Telephone

› Video Conferencing and Choosing the Right Method

• 4 Selling and Distribution — 5 classes

› Purchase and Sale: Meaning and the Papers That Record Them

› Ways of Buying and Selling: Inspection, Sample, Description, Approval and Auction

› Cash and Credit Transactions

› Hire Purchase System

› Instalment Payment System and Choosing the Mode of Sale

• 5 Large Scale Retail Trade — 4 classes

› Retail Trade and the Departmental Store

› Multiple Shops (Chain Stores)

› Non-Store Retailing: Mail Order Business and Tele-Shopping

› Automated Vending Machines and Selling Through the Internet

• 6 Selling — 4 classes

› Personal Selling: Meaning, Importance and the Qualities of a Salesperson

› Sales Promotion: Meaning and Techniques

› Advertising: Meaning, Features and Importance

› Media of Advertising

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Computer Applications

4 chapters · 30 classes 100 marks

• 1 Networking — 7 classes

› The Internet and the World Wide Web

› Web Address, E-mail Address, Downloading and Uploading

› Internet Protocols: TCP/IP, SMTP, POP3, HTTP and HTTPS

› Remote Login and File Transfer Protocols

› Services on the Internet: Information Retrieval and Search Engines

› Web Services

› Mobile Technologies: SMS, MMS, 3G, 4G and 5G

• 2 HTML — 11 classes

› Introduction to Web Page Designing Using HTML

› Basic HTML Tags: html, head, title and body

› Text Formatting Tags: br, hr, comments, headings, p, b, i, u

› Lists in HTML: ul, ol, li and Description Lists

› Font Tags

› Images, Superscript and Subscript

› HTML Forms

› Embedding Audio and Video

› Tables in HTML

› Links in HTML

› Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

• 3 Cyber ethics — 5 classes

› Netiquettes

› Software Licenses and the Open Source Software Movement

› Intellectual Property Rights, Plagiarism and Digital Property Rights

› Freedom of Information and the Digital Divide

› E-commerce: Privacy, Fraud and Secure Data Transmission

• 4 Practicals (Lab Exercises) — 7 classes

› Lab: Static Web Pages and Style Sheets

› Lab: Pictures, Audio and Video in a Web Page

› Lab: Tables, Frames and Graphical Elements

› Lab: Create a Website from Several Web Pages

› Lab: HTML Forms

› Lab: Blog on Viruses and Web Page on Plagiarism

› Practical Examination: Lab Test, Report File, Viva and Project

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Konkani

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Maithili

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Dogri

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Mathematics Basic

14 chapters · 57 classes 100 marks

• 1 Real Numbers — 4 classes

› 1.1 Introduction

› 1.2 The Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic

› 1.3 Revisiting Irrational Numbers

› 1.4 Summary

• 2 Polynomials — 4 classes

› 2.1 Introduction

› 2.2 Geometrical Meaning of the Zeroes of a Polynomial

› 2.3 Relationship between Zeroes and Coefficients of a Polynomial

› 2.4 Summary

• 3 Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables — 6 classes

› 3.1 Introduction

› 3.2 Graphical Method of Solution of a Pair of Linear Equations

› 3.3 Algebraic Methods of Solving a Pair of Linear Equations

› 3.3.1 Substitution Method : We shall explain the method of substitution by taking

› 3.3.2 Elimination Method

› 3.4 Summary

• 4 Quadratic Equations — 5 classes

› 4.1 Introduction

› 4.2 Quadratic Equations

› 4.3 Solution of a Quadratic Equation by Factorisation

› 4.4 Nature of Roots

› 4.5 Summary

• 5 Arithmetic Progressions — 5 classes

› 5.1 Introduction

› 5.2 Arithmetic Progressions

› 5.3 nth Term of an AP

› 5.4 Sum of First n Terms of an AP

› 5.5 Summary

• 6 Triangles — 5 classes

› 6.1 Introduction

› 6.2 Similar Figures

› 6.3 Similarity of Triangles

› 6.4 Criteria for Similarity of Triangles

› 6.5 Summary

• 7 Coordinate Geometry — 4 classes

› 7.1 Introduction

› 7.2 Distance Formula

› 7.3 Section Formula

› 7.4 Summary

• 8 Introduction to Trigonometry — 5 classes

› 8.1 Introduction

› 8.2 Trigonometric Ratios

› 8.3 Trigonometric Ratios of Some Specific Angles

› 8.4 Trigonometric Identities

› 8.5 Summary

• 9 Some Applications of Trigonometry — 2 classes

› 9.1 Heights and Distances

› 9.2 Summary

• 10 Circles — 4 classes

› 10.1 Introduction

› 10.2 Tangent to a Circle

› 10.3 Number of Tangents from a Point on a Circle

› 10.4 Summary

• 11 Areas Related to Circles — 2 classes

› 11.1 Areas of Sector and Segment of a Circle

› 11.2 Summary

• 12 Surface Areas and Volumes — 4 classes

› 12.1 Introduction

› 12.2 Surface Area of a Combination of Solids

› 12.3 Volume of a Combination of Solids

› 12.4 Summary

• 13 Statistics — 5 classes

› 13.1 Introduction

› 13.2 Mean of Grouped Data

› 13.3 Mode of Grouped Data

› 13.4 Median of Grouped Data

› 13.5 Summary

• 14 Probability — 2 classes

› 14.1 Probability — A Theoretical Approach

› 14.2 Summary

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Urdu Course-B

22 chapters · 63 classes 100 marks

• 1 حمد — 2 classes

› حمد (Hamd: Praise of God, poem by Ismail Meerathi)

› مشق: معنی اور سوالات (Word Meanings and Exercises)

• 2 بے تکلّفی — 3 classes

› بے تکلفی (Be-Takalluf: Ease Among Friends), author and opening

› بے تکلفی: تکلف اور بے تکلف دوست (Formality and Over-Familiar Friends)

› مشق: معنی، سوالات اور گرامر (Exercises: Meanings, Questions, Tenses)

• 3 نیکی اور بدی — 2 classes

› نیکی اور بدی (Neki aur Badi: Good and Evil, poem by Nazeer Akbarabadi)

› مشق: معنی اور سوالات (Exercises: Meanings and Questions)

• 4 قول کا پاس — 3 classes

› قول کا پاس (Keeping One's Word): author and the story begins

› قول کا پاس: رگھوپت کی واپسی (Raghupat Returns and Akbar's Verdict)

› مشق: معنی، سوالات اور قواعد (Exercises: Meanings, Questions, Grammar)

• 5 ہستی اپنی حباب کی سی ہے — 2 classes

› غزل (Ghazal by Mir Taqi Mir)

› مشق: معنی، غور اور سوالات (Exercises: Meanings, Takhallus, Simile)

• 6 پانی کی آلودگی — 3 classes

› پانی کی آلودگی: وجوہات (Water Pollution: Causes)

› پانی کی آلودگی: بارش کا پانی اور صفائی کے طریقے (Rain Water and Ways to Purify)

› مشق: معنی اور سوالات (Exercises: Meanings and Questions)

• 7 زبانوں کا گھر ہندوستان — 3 classes

› زبانوں کا گھر، ہندوستان (India, Home of Languages): author and the land

› زبانوں کا گھر: قبیلے، آریائی زبانیں اور اردو (Tribes, Aryan Languages and Urdu)

› مشق: معنی اور سوالات (Exercises: Meanings and Questions)

• 8 رباعیات — 2 classes

› رباعیات (Rubaiyat: Quatrains by Mir Anis)

› مشق: معنی اور سوالات (Exercises: Meanings and the Rubai Form)

• 9 خدا کے نام خط — 4 classes

› خدا کے نام خط (A Letter to God): folk tale and the farm in the valley

› خدا کے نام خط: ژالہ باری (The Hailstorm and Lencho's Faith)

› خدا کے نام خط: ڈاک خانہ اور پوسٹ ماسٹر (The Post Office and the Postmaster)

› مشق: معنی اور سوالات (Exercises: Meanings and Questions)

• 10 ڈاکٹر بھیم راؤ امبیڈکر — 3 classes

› ڈاکٹر بھیم راؤ امبیڈکر (Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar): early life and school

› ڈاکٹر امبیڈکر: تعلیم، جدوجہد اور دستور (Education, Struggle and the Constitution)

› مشق: معنی، سوالات اور قواعد (Exercises: Meanings, Questions, Grammar)

• 11 لائی حیات، آئے، قضا لے چلی، چلے — 2 classes

› غزل (Ghazal by Sheikh Ibrahim Zauq)

› مشق: معنی، ردیف اور قافیہ (Exercises: Meanings, Radif and Qafia)

• 12 آدمی کی کہانی — 3 classes

› پروفیسر محمد مجیب (Professor Mohammad Mujeeb): the author

› آدمی کی کہانی (The Story of Man): from fire-ball to humans

› مشق: معنی اور سوالات (Exercises: Meanings and Questions)

• 13 کوئی امید بر نہیں آتی — 2 classes

› غزل (Ghazal by Mirza Ghalib)

› مشق: معنی اور سوالات (Exercises: Meanings and Old Usage)

• 14 انٹرنٹ — 3 classes

› انٹرنٹ: مواصلاتی نظام اور ای۔میل (Internet: Communication and E-mail)

› انٹرنٹ: ویب، بینکنگ، ای۔ٹکٹ اور فائدے (Web, Banking, E-ticket and Benefits)

› مشق: معنی اور سوالات (Exercises: Meanings and Questions)

• 15 نئی روشنی — 3 classes

› نئی روشنی (New Light): a blind boy joins the class and Braille

› نئی روشنی: سفید چھڑی، کھیل اور آنکھوں کی حفاظت (White Cane, Games and Eye Care)

› مشق: معنی اور سوالات (Exercises: Meanings and Questions)

• 16 پہاڑ اور گلہری — 3 classes

› پہاڑ اور گلہری (The Mountain and the Squirrel): Iqbal and the mountain's boast

› پہاڑ اور گلہری: گلہری کا جواب (The Squirrel's Reply)

› مشق: معنی اور سوالات (Exercises: Meanings and Questions)

• 17 رضیہ سلطان — 3 classes

› رضیہ سلطان (Razia Sultan): the first woman ruler

› رضیہ سلطان: حکومت، بغاوت اور انجام (Her Rule, the Revolt and the End)

› مشق: معنی اور سوالات (Exercises: Meanings and Questions)

• 18 کاٹھ کا گھوڑا — 4 classes

› کاٹھ کا گھوڑا (The Wooden Horse): author and the blocked road

› کاٹھ کا گھوڑا: ٹھیلے کے پیچھے رکی ہوئی دنیا (The World Held Up Behind the Cart)

› کاٹھ کا گھوڑا: بندو کے خیالات (Bandu's Thoughts and the Ending)

› مشق: معنی، سوالات اور زمانے (Exercises: Meanings, Questions, Tenses)

• 19 اے شریف انسانو! — 2 classes

› اے شریف انسانو! (O Decent Humans!): poem by Sahir Ludhianvi

› مشق: معنی اور سوالات (Exercises: Meanings and Questions)

• 20 اونتی — 4 classes

› ترجمہ اور اونتی (On Translation, and Aunti): the clever man and the guest

› اونتی: تین تاجروں کے سوال (Aunti and the Three Merchants' Questions)

› اونتی: مرغی کا مقدمہ (The Case of the Chicken Kebab)

› مشق: معنی اور سوالات (Exercises: Meanings and Questions)

• 21 کارتوس — 4 classes

› حبیب تنویر (Habib Tanvir: The Dramatist)

› کارتوس: کرنل اور لیفٹینٹ (The Cartridge: Colonel and Lieutenant)

› کارتوس: سوار کی آمد (The Cartridge: The Rider Arrives)

› مشق: معنی اور سوالات (Exercises: Meanings and Questions)

• 22 قدم بڑھاؤ دوستو! — 3 classes

› بشر نواز (Bashar Nawaz: The Poet)

› قدم بڑھاؤ دوستو! (Move Ahead, Friends!)

› مشق: معنی اور سوالات (Exercises: Meanings and Questions)

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Security

7 chapters · 66 classes 100 marks

• 1 Basic Drill and Defensive Techniques — 7 classes

› What Drill Is and How a Parade Is Commanded

› Drill Commands Without Arms

› Characteristics of a Good Drill and Practice Session

› Personal Hygiene, Grooming, Uniform and Identity Card

› Vulnerable Parts of the Human Body

› Self-Defence and the Forms of Unarmed Combat

› Self-Defence Terms, Basic Principles and Practice

• 2 Disaster Management and Emergency Response (Advanced) — 13 classes

› Disaster, Hazard, Vulnerability and Capacity: What Turns a Hazard into a Disaster

› Phases of Disaster Management and Mitigation: Building Codes, Vulnerability Analysis and Zoning

› Preparedness, Response and Recovery

› The Disaster Management Act, 2005 and the NDMA (with Session 1 Exercise)

› The Emergency Response Team: Structure, Roles and Equipment

› Search and Rescue Operations: Types and the Look-Listen-Feel Principles

› Rescue and Evacuation Drills, NDRF, DMC and DMT (with Session 2 Exercise)

› Understanding Fire: The Fire Tetrahedron and Classes of Fire

› Causes of Fire, the RACE Response and Methods of Extinguishing

› Fire Fighting Equipment: PPE, Water Tanks, Pumps, Hydrants, Hose Reels and Sprinklers

› Fire Detection, Alarms, Exits, Signages and Emergency Power

› Fire Prevention and Fire Protection

› Who Does What in a Fire: Roles of People and Fire Services (with Session 3 Exercise)

• 3 Security Structure and Laws Governing Private Security — 8 classes

› Security Structure in India: Public and Private Security

› The Indian Army: Arms, Services and Commands

› Indian Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard

› Paramilitary Forces: BSF, ITBP, SSB and Assam Rifles

› Central Armed Police Forces: CRPF, RAF, CISF, RPF and NSG

› State Police Forces: Organisation, Duties and Traffic Police

› The Private Security Industry and Types of Security

› Laws Governing Security Services: IPC, CrPC, Arms Act, Explosives Acts and PSARA

• 4 Introduction to Information Technology — 8 classes

› How a Computer System Works: Input, Processing and Output

› Computer Memory: Bits, Bytes and Storage Devices

› Connecting a Computer: Ports, Cables and Types of Software

› Parts Inside and Around the Computer

› Drawing and Saving Pictures with the Paint Tool

› The Desktop, Start Menu, Files and Drives

› Notepad, Folders, Recycle Bin and Shutting Down

› Managing Files and Folders: Rename, Delete, Copy and Move

• 5 Email Messaging — 10 classes

› What Email Is and Opening an Email Account

› Email Addresses, Gmail Features and the Inbox

› Composing a Message: Fields, Formatting and Signatures

› Attachments, Drafts and Sending an Email

› Receiving Email, Attachments, Reply and Forward

› Deleting, Archiving, Spam and Searching Email

› Organising Email with Labels and Filters

› Contacts and Contact Groups

› Email Etiquette: Subject Lines, Prefixes and Greetings

› Email Etiquette: Tone, Style, Security and Legal Care

• 6 First Aid Practices (Advanced) — 11 classes

› Introduction to First Aid and the ABC of Assessment

› Airway, Breathing and Circulation: Checks and Rescue Steps

› Safety Warnings, Fractures, Shock and Bleeding

› Improvised Litters and Lifting a Casualty onto a Stretcher

› Safe Lifting Posture, Human Crutch, Carries and Drags

› Rescue Knots I: Reef Knot, Sheet Bend, Figure of Eight and Hitches

› Rescue Knots II: Clove, Timber, Highwayman's, Sheepshank and Bowline

› The Human Body for the First Aider: Skeleton, Nervous, Cardiovascular and Respiratory Systems

› The Human Body for the First Aider: Musculoskeletal to Lymphatic Systems

› Angina, Heart Attack and Stroke

› Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation: Artificial Respiration and Chest Compressions

• 7 Work Integrated Learning – Security Services – L2 — 9 classes

› Private Security in India and Inside a Security Agency

› Assignment Instructions, Access Control and Visitor Control

› Material Handling, the Control Room and Emergency Response

› The Private Security Agencies (Regulation) Act, 2005

› Security Equipment: the Guard's Kit, Intruder Alarms and CCTV

› Access Control Systems, Security Lighting, Fire Detection and Communication

› Searching, Identification Systems and Documentation

› Role and Functions of Security Personnel: Guards, Supervisors and Officers

› Pay, Provident Fund, ESIC and Other Benefits of Security Personnel

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Foundation Skills for Sciences (Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology)

6 chapters · 35 classes 100 marks

• 1 Fundamental of Scientific Sales and Marketing — 6 classes

› 1.1 Introduction to Sales and Marketing in Life Sciences

› 1.2 Importance of Sales and Marketing and the Scientific Approach

› 1.3 Market Research and Surveying Techniques

› 1.4 Consumer Behaviour, Needs and Wants

› 1.5 The Marketing Mix, Advertising and Promotion

› 1.6 Advertising Media and Creating Effective Advertisements

• 2 Standard operating procedures and fundamental elements of quality — 5 classes

› 2.1 What Is a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)?

› 2.2 Writing an SOP: Worked Examples

› 2.3 Components and Benefits of an SOP

› 2.4 Quality Assurance, Quality Standards and QMS

› 2.5 Quality Parameters (GMP) and Benefits of Quality Standards

• 3 Handling glassware in laboratory — 6 classes

› 3.1 Laboratories and Their Types

› 3.2 Common Laboratory Glassware

› 3.3 Safe Handling of Glassware: Importance, Risks and Precautions

› 3.4 Cleaning of Glassware

› 3.5 Storage of Glassware and the Role of Labs

› 3.6 Class A and Class B Glassware

• 4 Chemical storage and handling in laboratory — 5 classes

› 4.1 What Are Chemicals and Common Laboratory Chemicals

› 4.2 Hazards Associated with Chemicals

› 4.3 Safe Handling and Labelling of Chemicals

› 4.4 Chemical Storage Guidelines and Conditions

› 4.5 Chemical Spills and the Effect of Air, Water and Light

• 5 Fundamental science for medicine manufacturing — 6 classes

› 5.1 The Pharmaceutical Industry and Medicine Manufacturing

› 5.2 Basic Principles of Organic Chemistry Related to Medicine

› 5.3 Manufacturing Processes and Regulatory Authorities

› 5.4 Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)

› 5.5 Current Trends in Medicine Manufacturing

› 5.6 Emerging Technologies and the Future of Medicine

• 6 Fundamental of Innovation and Research to resolve real life problems. — 7 classes

› 6.1 What Is Innovation and Why It Matters

› 6.2 Types of Innovation and R&D versus Innovation

› 6.3 What Is Research? Types of Research

› 6.4 Research Design and Its Types

› 6.5 Tools for Research and Innovation

› 6.6 The Innovation Process

› 6.7 Intellectual Property and Patenting

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Digital & Technology Skill Lab

0 chapters 100 marks

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Electronics & Electrical Skill Lab

0 chapters 100 marks

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Automotive & Mechanical Skill Lab

0 chapters 100 marks

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Agriculture & Horticulture Skill Lab

0 chapters 100 marks

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Food Production Skill Lab

0 chapters 100 marks

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Healthcare & Medical Skill Lab

0 chapters 100 marks

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Beauty & Wellness Skill Lab

0 chapters 100 marks

69

Fashion, Textile & Apparel Lab

0 chapters 100 marks

70

Design & Creative Skill Lab

0 chapters 100 marks

71

Multimedia & Media Lab

0 chapters 100 marks

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Business, Finance, Banking & Marketing Lab

0 chapters 100 marks

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Tourism & Hospitality Lab

0 chapters 100 marks

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Physical Activity & Yoga Lab

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Agriculture

6 chapters · 80 classes 100 marks

• 1 Agricultural Production and Management — 19 classes

› RICE

› WHEAT

› MAIZE

› CHICKPEA

› PIGEONPEA

› PEA

› LENTIL

› BLACKGRAM

› GREENGRAM

› SOYBEAN

› RAPESEED AND MUSTARD

› GROUNDNUT

› SUNFLOWER

› BERSEEM

› COTTON

› JUTE

› SUGARCANE

› COFFEE

› TEA

• 2 Production and Management of Horticultural Crops — 25 classes

› APPLE

› MANGO

› BANANA

› GUAVA

› CITRUS

› GRAPES

› POMEGRANATE

› CASHEWNUT

› COCONUT

› Potato

› Cauliflower

› CABBAGE

› PEAS

› OKRA

› TOMATO

› BRINJAL

› CHILLI

› Cucurbitaceous Crops

› ROSE

› MARIGOLD

› TUBEROSE

› CUMIN

› BLACK PEPPER

› TURMERIC

› CORIANDER

• 3 Animal Husbandry and Dairying — 8 classes

› Nutritional Requirements of Livestock

› Breeding Methods in Farm Animals

› Livestock Products and Byproducts: Meat and Blood

› Livestock Byproducts: Hides, Bones and Poultry Wastes

› Common Diseases of Livestock and Their Management

› Farm Hygiene and Control of Infectious Disease

› Diseases of Poultry and Their Control

› Vaccination of Farm Animals and Poultry

• 4 Post Production Handling, Packaging and Processing of Animal Products — 15 classes

› Post Production Handling, Packaging and Processing of Animal Products

› Common Milk Products

› Cheese

› Ice cream

› Milk Powder

› Indigenous Milk Products

› Paneer

› Dahi

› Shrikhand

› Butter

› Ghee

› Khoa

› Processed Meat Products

› Chicken

› Mutton

• 5 Seed Production and Nursery Management — 4 classes

› What Is Quality Seed

› Floral Biology and Pollination

› Seed Development and Classes of Seed

› Seed Production Steps: Isolation, Roughing and Bagging

• 6 Entrepreneurial Skill Development — 9 classes

› Apiculture (Beekeeping)

› Lac culture

› Sericulture

› Pisciculture

› Mushroom culture

› BIOGAS, Biofertilizers and sanitation

› Processing of Horticultural Products

› Terrarium preparation

› Ornamental fish farming

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Apparel

5 chapters · 28 classes 100 marks

• 1 Elements and Principles of Design — 2 classes

› SESSION 1: ELEMENTS OF DESIGN

› SESSION 2: PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN

• 2 Advanced Hand Embroidery Stitches — 12 classes

› Preparing Fabric and Thread for Embroidery

› Satin Stitch and Padded Satin Stitch

› Herringbone Stitch and Its Variations

› Laced Running Stitch, Backstitch Variations and Pekinese Stitch

› Chevron, Cretan and Fern Stitches

› Sheaf Stitch and Raised Stem Stitch

› Chain Stitch Variations

› Coral Stitch and Scroll Stitch

› Fly Stitch Family: Closed Fly, Wheatear and Spider Stitch

› Buttonhole Stitch

› Blanket Stitch and Its Variations

› Attaching Appliqué and Mirrors

• 3 Traditional Indian Embroideries — 9 classes

› Traditional Indian Embroideries: An Introduction

› Kathiawari Embroidery of Gujarat

› Sindhi Embroidery

› Hand Embroidery of Kutch

› Phulkari Embroidery of Punjab

› Chikankari Embroidery of Lucknow

› Kantha Embroidery of Bengal

› Kasuti Embroidery of Karnataka

› Kashida of Kashmir and Chamba Embroidery of Himachal Pradesh

• 4 Application of Embroidery Stitches — 3 classes

› SESSION 1: COMBINATION OF STYLES AND STITCHES

› SESSION 2: PLACEMENT OF DESIGN

› SESSION 3: SPECIFICATION SHEET

• 5 Finishing and Packing of Embroidered Products — 2 classes

› SESSION 1: FINISHING OF EMBROIDERED PRODUCTS

› SESSION 2: PACKING OF EMBROIDERED PRODUCT

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Artificial Intelligence

6 chapters · 41 classes 100 marks

• 1 Revisiting AI Project Cycle & Ethical Frameworks for AI — 5 classes

› Revisiting the AI Project Cycle

› AI Domains in Everyday Life

› Why AI Needs Ethical Frameworks

› Types of Ethical Frameworks

› An Ethical Framework in Action: Case Study

• 2 Advanced Concepts of Modeling in AI — 8 classes

› Revisiting AI, Machine Learning and Deep Learning

› Data and Approaches to Building Models

› Learning-Based Approach and Supervised Learning

› Unsupervised Learning

› Reinforcement, Classification and Regression Models

› Clustering and Association

› Artificial Neural Networks

› Human Neural Network Game

• 3 Evaluating Models — 8 classes

› Why We Evaluate Models

› Need of Evaluation and Train-Test Split

› Accuracy and Error

› Classification Metrics and the Confusion Matrix

› TP, TN, FP and FN

› Accuracy from the Confusion Matrix

› Precision and Recall

› F1 Score and Ethics of Evaluation

• 4 Statistical Data — 6 classes

› No-Code AI for Statistical Data

› Why No-Code AI and Automation Bias

› Building a Model in Orange Data Mining

› Statistical Analysis Concepts and Excel

› Orange Data Mining Widgets

› Case Study: Palmer Penguins

• 5 Computer Vision — 7 classes

› Computer Vision and AI

› Applications and Tasks of Computer Vision

› Basics of Images and Pixels

› Colour, Pixel Art and Image Activities

› Image Features

› Convolution

› Convolutional Neural Networks

• 6 Natural Language Processing — 7 classes

› Introduction to Natural Language Processing

› Applications of NLP

› Stages of NLP

› Chatbots

› Text Processing

› Bag of Words

› TF-IDF and Sentiment Analysis

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Automotive

6 chapters · 30 classes 100 marks

• 1 Automobile and its Components — 14 classes

› The chassis

› The body or superstructure

› The engine

› The lubrication system

› The cooling system

› The fuel supply system

› The transmission system

› The front axle

› The steering system

› The rear axle

› The suspension system

› Wheels and tyres

› The brakes

› The electrical and electronics system

• 2 Tools — 4 classes

› General hand tools: spanners, files and pliers

› More hand tools and how to care for them

› Measuring and electrical testing tools

› Special tools and service workshop equipment

• 3 Vehicle Servicing — 5 classes

› Washing a vehicle

› Changing engine oil and oil filter

› Changing the air filter

› Changing the fuel filter

› Changing the coolant

• 4 Customer Sales Care — 2 classes

› Customer service: important aspects

› The role of the sales executive

• 5 Innovation and Development — 2 classes

› Innovation in the automobile: testing and standards

› Innovations in vehicle safety, comfort and navigation

• 6 Reading of Service Manual — 3 classes

› The service manual

› Contents and symbols of a service manual

› The owner manual

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Banking & Insurance

5 chapters · 28 classes 100 marks

• 1 Laws Relating to Negotiable Instruments (NIS) — 5 classes

› Negotiable instruments: meaning and features

› The cheque, the MICR band and electronic cheques

› The cheque book and endorsement

› Promissory note and bill of exchange

› Crossing of cheques and summary of the unit

• 2 Lending Functions of a Bank — 6 classes

› Banks as lenders: advances and the principles of lending

› Secured and unsecured advances

› Export finance, credit cards and other advances

› Short, medium and long term loans

› Overdraft and cash credit

› Bills finance, lending rates and unit summary

• 3 Utility Services of a Bank — 6 classes

› Remittance through bank drafts

› Electronic clearing service: credit

› Electronic clearing service: debit

› RTGS, NEFT and the IFSC code

› Internet banking

› Safe deposit lockers

• 4 Life Insurance Product — 3 classes

› Life insurance: meaning, features and advantages

› Types of life insurance policies

› Taking a life policy: procedure, nomination and assignment

• 5 General Insurance — 8 classes

› General insurance: meaning, importance and types

› Fire insurance

› Marine insurance: cargo and hull

› Marine insurance: policies and insurable interest

› Motor vehicle insurance

› Health insurance: the basics and mediclaim

› Health insurance: policy types

› Theft and burglary insurance and taking out a policy

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Beauty & Wellness

4 chapters · 12 classes 100 marks

• 1 BASIC SKIN CARE SERVICES — 3 classes

› Introduction and the anatomy of the skin

› Actions of the facial, neck and shoulder muscles

› Skin care: the facial procedure

• 2 BASIC DEPILATION SERVICES — 4 classes

› Hair structure and the waxing service

› Waxing procedure step by step

› Threading procedure

› Bleaching procedure

• 3 MAKEUP SERVICE — 3 classes

› Treatment planning for makeup

› Preparation for makeup: tools and brushes

› Makeup application

• 4 CREATING POSITIVE IMPRESSION AT WORK PLACE — 2 classes

› Creating a positive impression at work: attitude and the telephone

› Customer care habits and things to avoid

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Data Science

5 chapters · 14 classes 100 marks

• 1 Use of Statistics in Data Science — 5 classes

› Subsets of Data

› Two-Way Frequency Tables

› Mean and Median

› Mean Absolute Deviation and Standard Deviation

› Activity: Mean and Variability

• 2 Distributions in Data Science — 3 classes

› Distributions in Data Science

› The Statistical Problem-Solving Process

› Activity: Choosing Groups for a School Dance Programme

• 3 Identifying Patterns — 2 classes

› Partiality, Preference and Prejudice in Data

› Probability and the Central Limit Theorem

• 4 Data Merging — 3 classes

› Data Merging

› Z-Score

› Percentiles, Quartiles and Deciles

• 5 Ethics in Data Science — 1 class

› Ethics and Data Governance

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Design Thinking & Innovation

10 chapters · 31 classes 100 marks

• 1 Introduction and Overview — 3 classes

› Introduction to Design Thinking

› Design Thinking and Innovation

› Overview of the Course

• 2 Fundamentals of Communication Skills — 3 classes

› Module 1: Communication Skills Overview

› Task 1: Choosing and Researching a Social Issue

› Visual and Verbal Communication and Final Presentation

• 3 Fundamentals of Story Creation — 4 classes

› Module 2: Story Creation Overview

› Observation and Story Ideas

› Story Structure

› Documenting and Presenting Your Story

• 4 Introduction to Creativity — 3 classes

› Module 3: Creativity Overview

› Observing Creativity and Creative Art Exchange

› Creative Rooms and Music from Everyday Objects

• 5 Design Project 3 with focus on exploring Creativity and Ideation — 2 classes

› Module 4: Design Project on Creativity

› Exploring and Understanding the Design Area

• 6 Fundamentals of Animation — 3 classes

› Module 5: Animation Overview

› Ways of Animating and Animation Principles

› Animation Mediums and Character Design

• 7 Fundamentals of Sustainability and Design — 3 classes

› Module 6: Sustainability and Design Overview

› Understanding Sustainability Through Observation

› Sustainable Products and Redesign

• 8 Introduction to Prototyping Methods — 3 classes

› Module 7: Prototyping Overview

› Low-Fidelity Prototyping

› 3D Prototypes and Animatics

• 9 Design Project 4 with focus on Prototyping and Presentation — 3 classes

› Module 8: Prototyping and Presentation Overview

› Ideation, Alternatives and Concepts

› Prototyping, Feedback and Final Presentation

• 10 Assessment + Feedback Forms — 4 classes

› Assessment Matrix: Communication and Story Creation

› Assessment Matrix: Creativity and Design Project

› Assessment Matrix: Animation, Sustainability and Prototyping

› The Student Feedback Form

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Electronics & Hardware

4 chapters · 21 classes 100 marks

• 1 Electrical Components and Motor — 11 classes

› 1.0 INTRODUCTION

› 1.1 NEED FOR OVERCURRENT PROTECTION DEVICES

› 1.2 OVERCURRENT PROTECTIVE DEVICES

› 1.2.1 Types of overcurrent protective devices

› 1.18 (c).

› 1.3 What is an Electric field?

› 1.4.1 Parts of motor

› 1.3.2 Types of motor

› 1.4.3 Working principle of motor

› 1.31 consists of a rectangular coil ABCD of insulated copper wire. The coil is

› 1.4.4 Rotation per minute (RPM) of motor

• 2 Repair and Maintenance of Mixer/Juicer/Grinder — 4 classes

› Mixer and grinder: types, parts and safe use

› The juicer: types, parts and cleaning

› Faults in mixers and juicers: diagnosis

› Repair, replacement and maintenance of mixer and juicer

• 3 Repair and Maintenance of Microwave oven — 3 classes

› The microwave oven: working, sections and parts

› Testing and troubleshooting a microwave oven

› Repairing and maintaining a microwave oven

• 4 Workplace Health and safety Measures — 3 classes

› Electrical hazards at the workplace

› Other workplace hazards and safety rules

› Fire extinguishers and first aid for electrical emergencies

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Elements of Book Keeping & Accountancy

7 chapters · 27 classes 100 marks

• 1 Capital and Revenue — 3 classes

› Capital and Revenue Expenditure

› Capital and Revenue Receipts

› Deferred Revenue Expenditure and Classification Practice

• 2 Depreciation — 4 classes

› Depreciation: Meaning, Causes and Need

› Straight Line Method

› Diminishing Balance (Written Down Value) Method

› Fixed Asset Accounting: Journal Entries, Asset Account and Comparing the Two Methods

• 3 Bank Reconciliation Statement — 4 classes

› Cash Book, Pass Book and Why They Differ

› Reasons for Difference and Their Effect on Each Balance

› Preparing the BRS Starting from the Cash Book Balance

› Preparing the BRS Starting from the Pass Book Balance, Overdraft and Mixed Problems

• 4 Bills of Exchange — 4 classes

› Bills of Exchange: Nature, Parties and Terms

› Maturity Date, Grace Days and Journal Entries When the Bill Is Retained

› Discounting a Bill and Endorsing a Bill

› Bills in the Books of Drawer and Drawee: Mixed Problems

• 5 Final Accounts — 5 classes

› Financial Statements and the Trading Account

› The Profit and Loss Account

› The Balance Sheet

› Closing Stock and Gross Profit / Net Profit Calculations

› Preparing Final Accounts from a Trial Balance: Full Worked Problems

• 6 Accounting from Incomplete Records — 4 classes

› Incomplete Records: Meaning, Uses and Limitations

› The Statement of Affairs

› The Statement of Profit: Finding Profit or Loss from Capital

› Complete Problems on Incomplete Records

• 7 Project Work — 3 classes

› Project Work: Purpose, Marks and Building the Project File

› Project I: Classifying 20 Items into Capital, Revenue and Deferred Revenue Heads

› Project II: Statement of Affairs and Profit of a Small Shop

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Food Production

6 chapters · 20 classes 100 marks

• 1 Introduction to Cookery — 2 classes

› Effects of Heat on the Components of Food

› Objectives of Cooking Food

• 2 Methods of Cooking — 3 classes

› Heat Transfer and Moist Methods of Cooking

› Dry Methods of Cooking

› Cooking in a Medium of Fat

• 3 Vegetable and Fruit Cookery — 5 classes

› 3.1 Classification of Vegetables

› 3.2 Classification of Fruits

› 3.3 Cuts of Vegetables and Fruits

› 3.4 Effect of Heat on Vegetables & Fruits

› 3.5 Tips for Preservation of Nutrients while Processing Fruits and Vegetables

• 4 Soups — 5 classes

› 4.1 Soups

› 4.2 Types of Soups

› 4.3 Cream of Vegetable Soup

› 4.4 Sweet Corn Soup

› 4.5 Tamatar ka Shorba

• 5 Salads — 2 classes

› Introduction to Salads and Their Types

› Parts of a Salad

• 6 Sandwiches — 3 classes

› 6.1 Parts of a Sandwich

› 6.2 Types of Sandwiches

› 6.3 Canapes

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Front Office Operations

6 chapters · 38 classes 100 marks

• 1 Communication — 8 classes

› 1.1 Introduction

› 1.2 Definition of Communication

› 1.3 Basic Components

› 1.4 The Communication Process

› 1.5 Communication Failure

› 1.6 Types of Communication

› 1.7 Role of Communication in Hospitality Industry

› 1.8 Importance of Communication in Hotel Industry

• 2 General Awareness — 9 classes

› 2.0 Unit Overview and Description

› 2.1 Introduction

› 2.2 Advantages of Newspaper

› 2.3 Importance of Reading Newspaper

› 2.4 Importance of Reading Newspaper to Front Office Professionals

› 2.5 Conclusion

› 2.6 Airlines and their Codes

› 2.7 Country, Currency & Capital

› 2.8 Indian States and their Capital

• 3 Grooming and Hygiene — 9 classes

› 3.0 Unit Overview and Description

› 3.1 Introduction

› 3.2 Grooming Standards for Hospitality Professionals

› 3.3 Grooming Standards for Men

› 3.4 Grooming Standards for Ladies

› 3.5 Importance of Grooming in Hospitality Industry

› 3.6 Hygiene

› 3.7 Hygiene Standards

› 3.8 Importance of Good Hygiene

• 4 Qualities of Front Office Staff — 2 classes

› 4.1 Introduction

› 4.2 Qualities of Front Office Staff

• 5 Front Office — 5 classes

› 5.1 Introduction

› 5.2 Staff Organization of Front Office

› 5.3 Sections in Front Office

› 5.4 Front Office Functions

› 5.5 Layout of Hotel Lobby

• 6 Role of Computers — 5 classes

› 6.1 Introduction

› 6.2 Characteristics of Computer

› 6.3 Advantages of Computer

› 6.4 Disadvantages of Computer

› 6.5 Role of Computer in Hotel Industry

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Health and Physical Education

13 chapters · 112 classes 100 marks

• 1 Physical Education: Relation with other Subjects — 7 classes

› What is Physical Education? Need and Importance

› Objectives of Physical Education

› Scope of Physical Education: A Multi-disciplinary Subject

› Yoga, Training Theory and Play, Games and Sport

› Health and Physical Education with Other Disciplines: Art, Science, Social Science, Communication and Design

› Health and Physical Education with Other Disciplines: Languages, Economics, Geography, History, ICT and Mathematics

› Myths and Misconceptions about Physical Education, and the Chapter Exercise

• 2 Effects of Physical Activities on Human Body — 5 classes

› Organ Systems and How the Body Moves

› Breathing, Respiration and Double Circulation

› Effects of Physical Activity on Bones and Muscles

› Effects of Physical Activity on Respiratory and Circulatory Systems

› Effect of Yoga and Suryanamaskar on the Body

• 3 Growth and Development during Adolescence — 8 classes

› Life Stages and Understanding Adolescence

› Body Changes and Secondary Sexual Characteristics

› Wet Dreams, Individual Differences and Myths

› Menstruation and Menstrual Hygiene

› Psychosocial Changes during Adolescence

› Adolescent or Teenage Pregnancy

› Vital Statistics: Blood Pressure, Height, Mid-arm Circumference and BMI

› Health Checks of Eye, Tongue and Nails, and Pharmacology

• 4 Individual Games and Sports I — 7 classes

› Track and Field: Meaning, Classification and History

› Sprints, Middle Distance and Long Distance Races

› Relay Races and Hurdles

› Rules of Track Events: Starting, Running and Finishing

› Jumping Events: Long Jump, Triple Jump, High Jump and Pole Vault

› Throwing Events: Shot Put, Discus, Javelin and Hammer Throw

› Rules for Field Events and Athletic World Records

• 5 Individual Games and Sports II — 10 classes

› Badminton: History, Events, Court and Rules

› Badminton: Grips, Service and Return of Service

› Gymnastics: History, Forms and Men's Artistic Events

› Gymnastics: Women's Events, Rhythmic, Acrobatic and Tumbling

› Table Tennis: History, Table Rules, Grips and Services

› Table Tennis: Offensive and Defensive Strokes and Skills

› Tennis: History, Equipment and Court

› Tennis: Scoring, Grips and Serves

› Swimming: Introduction, History and Rules

› Swimming: Starts, Turns and Race Tactics

• 6 Team Games and Sports I — 11 classes

› Team Games and Basketball: History, Court and Rules

› Basketball: Dribbling, Passing, Shooting, Defence and Rebounding

› Cricket: History, Ground and Ways of Scoring Runs

› Cricket: Ways of Getting Out and the Rules of the Game

› Cricket: Batting, Bowling, Wicket-keeping and Fielding Skills

› Football: History, Field and Rules of the Game

› Football: Fundamental Skills, Lead-up Activities and the Goalkeeper

› Hockey: History, Field and Equipment

› Hockey: Rules, Free Hits, Penalties and Shootout

› Volleyball: History, Court, Net and Rules

› Volleyball: Smash, Block and Lead-up Activities

• 7 Team Games and Sports II — 10 classes

› Kabaddi: Origins, History and the Court

› Kabaddi: Scoring, Time-outs, Substitution and Bonus Points

› Kabaddi: Skills, Tactics, Retreat and Raid

› Kho-Kho: The Game, History and Playfield

› Kho-Kho: Rules and Fundamental Skills

› Judo: Meaning, History and Styles

› Judo: Officials, Contest Area, Scoring and Penalties

› Wrestling: Meaning, History and the Mat

› Wrestling: Styles, Weight Divisions, Officials and Uniform

› Wrestling: Scoring Rules, Bout Duration and Types of Victory

• 8 Yoga for Healthy Living — 15 classes

› Stress: Meaning, Causes and Effects

› Yoga as a Way of Life: Ahara (Food) and Vihara (Relaxation)

› Yoga as a Way of Life: Achara, Vichara and Vyavahara

› Hastottanasana and Padahastasana

› Trikonasana and Shashankasana

› Ushtrasana and Ardhamatsyendrasana

› Bhujangasana and Makarasana

› Sarvangasana: The Shoulder Stand

› Matsyasana and Shavasana

› Kriya: Kapalabhati

› Pranayama: Anuloma-viloma and Bhastrika

› Pranayama: Bhramari and Sheetali

› Yoganidra: Sleep with Awareness

› Meditation and Shirshasana

› Advanced Balancing Asanas: Bakasana, Hamsasana and Mayurasana

• 9 Dietary Considerations and Food Quality — 8 classes

› Dietary Planning and Personal Factors: Age, Gender, Activity and Physiological State

› Economic, Cultural, Sensory and Social Factors in Meal Planning

› Diet of a Sportsperson: Carbohydrates, Protein, Fat, Vitamins, Minerals and Water

› Food Quality, FSSAI and Quality Marks

› Food Spoilage, Shelf Life and Food Preservation

› Food Adulteration: Meaning, the Law and Home Tests for Milk, Sugar, Honey, Tea and Spices

› More Home Tests, FSSAI Laboratories and the Health Effects of Adulteration

› Consumer Action against Adulteration and the Effects of Pesticides on Health

• 10 Safety Measures for Healthy Living — 7 classes

› Safety at the Work Place: Machines and Safety Equipment

› Safety at the Work Place: Insecticides and Electric Gadgets

› First Aid: Meaning and Priorities

› First Aid: CPR and the Recovery Position

› Medicines and their Effects on Individuals

› Substance (Drug) Abuse: Meaning, Substances and Reasons

› Substance (Drug) Abuse: Consequences and Prevention

• 11 Healthy Community Living — 8 classes

› Healthy Community Living: Community Life and Mawlynnong Village

› Three Community Settings: Township and Slum, Activities 11.1 and 11.2

› Features of Healthy Community Living: Amenities and Health

› Panchayats, Swachh Bharat and the Values of Cooperative Living

› Prevention of Coronavirus: Social Distancing and the Fears Behind Stigma

› Recognising and Dealing with Stigma

› Values and Attitudes for Cooperative Living: Camping

› Camping Activities: Adventure, Nature Walk and Campfire

• 12 Social Health — 8 classes

› Social Health: We Are Social Beings, and Myths about Coronavirus

› Activities on Social Health: Loneliness, Justice, Fraternity, Equality and Liberty

› The Constitution, the Definition of Social Health and the Need for It

› Role of Institutions, Schools and Teachers in Promoting Social Health

› Technology and the Role of Students in Building Social Health Habits

› Role of the Family in Inculcating Social Skills

› What are Life Skills? and the Teacher's Wider Role

› Ideas for Promoting Social Health of Students

• 13 Agencies and Awards Promoting Health, Sports and Yoga — 8 classes

› NCERT: The Apex Body for School Education and its Constituent Units

› CBSE and the School Education Agencies in the States

› Sports Authority of India (SAI): Aims, Schemes and Training Centres

› NSNIS Patiala and Other Institutions of Physical Education

› Sport Schools and Yoga Institutions

› Sport Awards in India: Khel Ratna and Dronacharya Award

› Arjuna Award and Dhyan Chand Award

› MAKA Trophy, Rashtriya Khel Protsahan Puraskar, Tenzing Norgay Award and Other Awards

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Health Care

6 chapters · 24 classes 100 marks

• 1 HEALTHCARE DELIVERY SYSTEMS — 5 classes

› Healthcare Delivery Systems

› Role of Supporting Departments in a Hospital

› Classification of Hospitals

› Role of the General Duty Assistant

› Qualities of a General Duty Assistant

• 2 INTRODUCTION TO CARE PLAN AND CARE OF PATIENTS — 5 classes

› Role of the General Duty Assistant in a Care Plan

› Feeding a Patient

› Identifying Vital Signs

› Making a Bed for a Patient

› Patient Positioning

• 3 STERILIZATION AND DISINFECTION — 4 classes

› Disease-Causing Microorganisms and COVID-19

› Causal Agents of Common Human Diseases

› Preventing and Controlling Hospital-Acquired Infections

› Disinfection of Wards and Equipment

• 4 BASIC FIRST AID AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL RELIEF — 4 classes

› Principles and Rules of First Aid

› Facilities, Equipment and Materials for First Aid

› First Aid for Emergencies

› First Aid in Common Emergencies

• 5 HUMAN BODY: STRUCTURES, FUNCTIONS AND NUTRITION — 2 classes

› Parts of the Human Body

› Nutrition and the Growth of the Human Body

• 6 PUBLIC RELATIONS — 4 classes

› Role and Functions of a Receptionist

› Responding to Emergency Calls

› Using Computers to Maintain Public Relations

› Dealing with Patients' Attendants

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Information Technology

15 chapters · 86 classes 100 marks

• 1 Introduction to Styles — 8 classes

› IntroductIon

› Practical Activity 1.1

› Practical Activity 1.2

› Practical Activity 1.3

› Practical Activity 1.4

› Practical Actiivty 1.5

› summary

› Practical Exercises

• 2 Working with Images — 9 classes

› Inserting an Image in a Document

› Inserting Images by Drag and Drop and Linking

› Modifying an Image with the Image Toolbar

› Resizing and Deleting an Image

› Drawing Objects and Drawing Tools

› Setting Properties of Drawing Objects

› Resizing and Grouping Objects

› Positioning an Image in the Text

› Chapter Summary and Practice

• 3 Advanced Features of Writer — 10 classes

› Headings and Document Structure

› Creating a Table of Contents

› Updating the Table of Contents

› Using Templates

› Creating and Managing Templates

› Importing Templates

› Editing and Exporting Templates

› Track Changes and Recording Edits

› Comments, Comparing and Merging Documents

› Chapter Summary and Practice

• 4 Analyse Data using Scenarios and Goal Seek — 6 classes

› Introduction to Data Analysis in Calc

› Consolidating Data

› Subtotals and Outlines

› Scenarios

› What-if Analysis and Goal Seek

› Goal Seek and Chapter Practice

• 5 Using Macros in Spreadsheet — 5 classes

› Introduction to Macros and Recording a Macro

› Recording, Naming and Running a Macro

› Creating and Organising a Simple Macro

› Using a Macro as a Function

› Chapter Practice

• 6 Linking Spreadsheet Data — 5 classes

› Why Link Spreadsheet Data

› Referencing Cells in Other Sheets

› Linking to Another Spreadsheet File

› Hyperlinks in a Spreadsheet

› Inserting External Data and Chapter Practice

• 7 Share and Review a Spreadsheet — 5 classes

› Sharing a Spreadsheet

› Opening, Saving and Recording Changes

› Adding and Formatting Comments

› Accepting, Rejecting and Merging Changes

› Chapter Practice

• 8 Introduction to Database Management System — 5 classes

› Data, Information and Databases

› Advantages of a DBMS

› The Relational Database Model and Keys

› DBMS Terms and Components

› Chapter Practice

• 9 Starting with LibreOffice Base — 6 classes

› Data Types in Base

› Creating a Database in Base

› The Base Window and Creating a Table

› Primary Keys and Entering Data

› Sorting and Filtering Records

› Chapter Practice

• 10 Working with Multiple Tables — 4 classes

› Working with Multiple Tables

› Types of Relationships Between Tables

› Referential Integrity and Creating Relationships

› Chapter Summary and Practice

• 11 Queries in Base — 4 classes

› Introduction to Queries

› Designing a Query

› Running Queries and Setting Conditions

› Chapter Summary and Practice

• 12 Forms and Reports — 5 classes

› Introduction to Forms and the Form Wizard

› Layout, Navigation and Style of a Form

› Form Controls and Working with Records

› Creating Reports

› Chapter Summary and Practice

• 13 Health, Safety and Security at Workplace — 5 classes

› Health, Safety and Security at the Workplace

› Policies and Procedures

› Common Workplace Hazards

› Hazard Control and Safe Practices

› Chapter Practice

• 14 Workplace Quality Measures — 4 classes

› Air and Water Quality Monitoring

› Office Ergonomics

› Reducing Eye Strain and Stress

› Electrical Safety and Chapter Practice

• 15 Prevent Accidents and Emergencies — 5 classes

› Accidents and Emergencies at Work

› Reporting Hazards and Evacuation

› Fire Prevention and Ignition Sources

› First Aid for Electrical Emergencies

› Chapter Practice

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Introduction to Financial Markets

10 chapters · 32 classes 100 marks

• 1 INVESTMENT BASICS — 3 classes

› Saving and Investment

› Steps and Options in Investing

› Mutual Funds, Index and Demat

• 2 SECURITIES — 2 classes

› Securities and the Securities Market

› SEBI and Market Participants

• 3 PRIMARY MARKET — 4 classes

› The Role of the Primary Market

› Initial Public Offers and Book Building

› Prospectus and Offer Documents

› Foreign Capital Issuance

• 4 SECONDARY MARKET — 4 classes

› The Stock Exchange

› Stock Trading

› Equity Investment

› Debt Investment

• 5 DERIVATIVES — 2 classes

› Derivatives and Commodity Exchanges

› Commodities and Their Trading

• 6 DEPOSITORY — 2 classes

› What is a Depository

› Depository Participants

• 7 MUTUAL FUNDS — 3 classes

› Mutual Funds: Basics and Benefits

› Types of Mutual Funds

› Fund Offer Documents and Fund Management

• 8 MISCELLANEOUS — 3 classes

› Corporate Actions

› Index, Clearing and Settlement

› Redressal of Investor Grievances

• 9 CONCEPTS & MODES OF ANALYSIS — 6 classes

› Simple and Compound Interest

› Time Value of Money

› Analysing a Company and Its Annual Report

› The Balance Sheet

› Reading the Balance Sheet Items

› The Profit and Loss Account

• 10 RATIO ANALYSIS — 3 classes

› Introduction to Ratio Analysis

› Turnover and Coverage Ratios

› Worked Example of Ratio Analysis

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Introduction to Tourism

4 chapters · 18 classes 100 marks

• 1 Soft Skills — 6 classes

› Soft skills and personality

› Personality development

› Positive work attitude

› First impression and grooming

› Basic social etiquettes

› Positive body language and summary

• 2 Introduction to Tourism-II — 4 classes

› What tourism is and its general impacts

› Types of tourism impacts

› Sources of tourism information

› Tourism organisations and summary

• 3 Tourism Business - II — 3 classes

› Travel and hospitality terminology

› Activities in a travel agency

› Documentation for travel and summary

• 4 Tourism Products-II — 5 classes

› Classification and natural tourism products

› Man-made tourism products

› Symbiotic, event based and site based products

› Tourism products of India

› UNESCO World Heritage Sites

92

Marketing and Sales

5 chapters · 18 classes 100 marks

• 1 Sales with other functions- Introduction to Marketing Mix — 3 classes

› Introduction to the marketing mix

› The four Ps: product, price, place and promotion

› A worked example: the McDonald's marketing mix

• 2 Marketing Process — 4 classes

› Market segmentation and its bases

› Psychographic and behavioural segmentation

› Market targeting

› Positioning the product

• 3 Sales Process (I) — 4 classes

› Prospecting

› Pre-approach, approach and presentation

› Handling objections

› Closing the sale

• 4 Careers in selling — 3 classes

› Careers in selling and the sales career path

› Role, duties and skills of a salesperson

› After-sales service and feedback

• 5 Skills in selling — 4 classes

› Hard skills, soft skills and communication

› Negotiation skills

› Influencing skills

› Emotional intelligence, etiquette and ethics

93

Multi Media

3 chapters · 16 classes 100 marks

• 1 Surfaces and Materials — 6 classes

› Maya basics and the workspace

› Status line, shelf and selecting objects

› 3D coordinates and the Maya interface

› Menus, actions, tools and the hotbox

› Marking menus

› Marking menu commands and the texturing artist role

• 2 Shading and Texturing — 5 classes

› Surface shading and backgrounds

› Image planes, materials and shaders

› Texture node attributes

› Color maps, UVs and texture mapping

› Specular maps, bump maps and seamless textures

• 3 Texturing in Photoshop and Autodesk MAYA — 5 classes

› Creating a colour map in Photoshop

› Unwrapping a 3D polygon object

› Creating a bump map

› Specular maps and the UV overlay

› Seamless textures and common texture maps

94

Multi Skill Foundation Course

4 chapters · 30 classes 100 marks

• 1 Workshop & Engineering Techniques — 10 classes

› Drawing instruments

› Engineering drawing: orthographic and isometric projection

› Safety precautions in an engineering workshop

› Engineering measurement instruments

› Types of GI pipe fittings

› Welding technique and welding joints

› Basic techniques in building construction

› Making an RCC column

› Costing of construction

› Plastering and painting

• 2 Energy and Environment — 8 classes

› Introduction to electrical techniques and practices

› Electric pump, DOL starter and inverter

› Solar energy

› Petrol and diesel engines

› Biogas concept and use

› Water conservation concepts

› Rainfall measurement methods

› Land survey methods

• 3 Gardening, Nursery and Agricultural Techniques — 5 classes

› Nursery technique

› Irrigation and water conservation methods

› Interpreting the results of soil testing

› Dairy technology and artificial insemination

› Preparing fodder for animals

• 4 Personal Health and Hygiene — 7 classes

› Balanced diet

› Personal health, hygiene and community health

› Communicable and non-communicable diseases, vaccination, dehydration and first aid

› Blood, blood groups, blood pressure and haemoglobin

› Community health, environment care and special needs

› Pollution and water quality testing

› Handling of food products

95

Physical Activity Trainer

4 chapters · 12 classes 100 marks

• 1 ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIY OF AN EARLY YEARS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FACILITATOR — 5 classes

› Role and responsibilities of a physical activity facilitator

› Activities to be conducted, part one

› Activities to be conducted, part two

› School assembly and parent teacher meeting, part one

› School assembly and parent teacher meeting, part two

• 2 ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION OF STUDENTS — 3 classes

› Meaning of assessment and evaluation

› Components of fitness

› Preparing an assessment report and giving feedback

• 3 FREE-PLAY — 2 classes

› Sport, game, play and the purpose of free play

› Organising free-play activities

• 4 MONITORING AND INVENTORY MANAGEMENT — 2 classes

› Managing props and equipment

› Inventory management

96

Retail

4 chapters · 18 classes 100 marks

• 1 Delivery of Goods — 4 classes

› Session 1: Billing Procedures

› Session 2: Elements of Transportation

› Session 3: Delivery Procedures

› Session 4: Laws in Record Maintenance

• 2 Retail store operation — 5 classes

› Unit-2: Retail Store Operations

› Session 1: Store Layout

› Session 2: Store Design

› Session 3: Store Procedures

› Session 4: Store Maintenance

• 3 Merchandise Planning — 4 classes

› Kinds of merchandise

› Role and functions of a junior merchandiser

› Visual merchandising and display

› Duties and responsibilities of a junior merchandiser

• 4 Security Operation and housekeeping in Retail — 5 classes

› Unit-4: Security Operations & Housekeeping in Retail

› Session 1: Security Points in Retail Store

› Session 2: Role and Functions of Security Personnel

› Session 3: Material Handling in Housekeeping

› Session 4: Procedure in Housekeeping

97

Urdu

54 chapters 100 marks

• 1 گِلّی ڈنڈا

• 2 فقیر

• 3 آئی۔سی۔ایس

• 4 دو فرلانگ لمبی سڑک

• 5 ان دیوتا

• 6 سلطان

• 7 سخی

• 8 من کا طوطا

• 9 دوشالہ

• 10 گدڑی کا لال۔نور خاں

• 11 مرزا چپاتی

• 12 جگر صاحب

• 1 بھولا

• 2 نیا قانون

• 3 بھیک

• 4 سرسید کا بچپن

• 5 آزمائش

• 6 چوری اور اس کا کفّارہ

• 7 عورتوں کے حقوق

• 8 مخلوط زبان

• 9 چکبست لکھنوی

• 10 اشتہارات ’ضرورت نہیں ہے‘ کے

• 11 ماحول بچائیے

• 12 غزل

• 13 نظم

• 14 رباعی

• 1 بابا فرید گنج شکرؒ

• 2 کلہاڑی کی کھچڑی

• 3 ڈائری لکھیے

• 4 کاٹھ کے بونے

• 5 روٹیاں

• 6 شارک مچھلی

• 7 عقل مند مچھیرا

• 8 گلبدن بیگم

• 9 غزل

• 10 کنواں بیچا ہے کنویں کا پانی نہیں

• 11 بڑے لوگوں کی دلچسپ باتیں

• 12 قرۃ العین حیدر

• 13 مری پیاری چڑیو! ابھی اور گاؤ

• 14 نالندہ

• 15 غزل

• 16 جھوٹ کی پول

• 17 شہد کی مکّھی

• 18 دادا صاحب پھالکے

• 19 رباعیات

• 1 سنیما کا عشق

• 2 دو گز زمین

• 3 مینڈک کی گرفتاری

• 4 انکل فرینکی

• 5 پوس کی رات

• 6 جنونِ لطیفہ

• 7 ٹیپو سلطان

• 8 حکیم اجمل خاں

• 9 چلیے ذرا سنبھل کر!!

98

Computer Science

6 chapters · 24 classes 100 marks

• Chapter 1 - Networking and the Internet — 3 classes

› 1.1 The Internet and the World Wide Web

› 1.2 Internet Protocols and Remote Access

› 1.3 Internet Services and Mobile Technologies

• Chapter 2 - HTML — 7 classes

› 2.1 HTML Documents: Structure, Body Attributes, Breaks and Comments

› 2.2 Headings, Paragraphs, Text Formatting and Font Tags

› 2.3 Lists: Ordered, Unordered and Description Lists

› 2.4 Images, Audio and Video in a Web Page

› 2.5 Links: Anchors, Hyperlinks, Mailto and Targets

› 2.6 Tables: table, tr, th, td, rowspan and colspan

› 2.7 HTML Forms: Text Boxes, Radio Buttons, Check Boxes, Lists and Passwords

• Chapter 3 - Cascading Style Sheets — 3 classes

› 3.1 What CSS Is: Rules, Selectors and Three Ways to Use It

› 3.2 Colour, Background, Border, Margin, Width, Height and Outline

› 3.3 Fonts, Alignment and Float, with a Complete Style Sheet

• Chapter 4 - Cyber Ethics — 3 classes

› 4.1 Netiquettes: Behaving Well Online

› 4.2 Software Licences, Open Source, Intellectual Property and Plagiarism

› 4.3 Freedom of Information, the Digital Divide and E-commerce Safety

• Chapter 5 - Practicals and Project Work — 5 classes

› 5.1 The Practical Exam: How the 50 Marks Are Earned

› 5.2 Planning and Building a Multi-Page Website

› 5.3 The Two Themed Pages: A Blog on Malware and a Page on Plagiarism

› 5.4 The Lab Test: Building a Page from a Diagram

› 5.5 The Report File and the Viva Voce

• Chapter 6 - Python Programming (LAPT extra, not in the CBSE syllabus) — 3 classes

› 6.1 Python Basics: Programs, Variables, Data Types and Input

› 6.2 Python Control: Decisions and Loops

› 6.3 Python Lists, Functions and Debugging

99

English

27 chapters · 81 classes 100 marks

• 1 A Letter to God — 3 classes

› 1.1 Introduction: A Letter to God

› 1.2 Core concepts: A Letter to God

› 1.3 Practice and revision: A Letter to God

• 1 A Triumph of Sur gery — 3 classes

› 1.1 Introduction: A Triumph of Surgery

› 1.2 Core concepts: A Triumph of Surgery

› 1.3 Practice and revision: A Triumph of Surgery

• 1 A Letter to God — 3 classes

› 1.1 Introduction: A Letter to God

› 1.2 Core concepts: A Letter to God

› 1.3 Practice and revision: A Letter to God

• 2 Nelson Mandela: Long Walk to Fr eedom — 3 classes

› 2.1 Introduction: Nelson Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom

› 2.2 Core concepts: Nelson Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom

› 2.3 Practice and revision: Nelson Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom

• 2 The Thief’s Story — 3 classes

› 2.1 Introduction: The Thief’s Story

› 2.2 Core concepts: The Thief’s Story

› 2.3 Practice and revision: The Thief’s Story

• 2 Nelson Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom — 3 classes

› 2.1 Introduction: Nelson Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom

› 2.2 Core concepts: Nelson Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom

› 2.3 Practice and revision: Nelson Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom

• 3 Two Stories about Flying — 3 classes

› 3.1 Introduction: Two Stories about Flying

› 3.2 Core concepts: Two Stories about Flying

› 3.3 Practice and revision: Two Stories about Flying

• 3 The Midnight Visitor — 3 classes

› 3.1 Introduction: The Midnight Visitor

› 3.2 Core concepts: The Midnight Visitor

› 3.3 Practice and revision: The Midnight Visitor

• 3 Two Stories about Flying — 3 classes

› 3.1 Introduction: Two Stories about Flying

› 3.2 Core concepts: Two Stories about Flying

› 3.3 Practice and revision: Two Stories about Flying

• 4 From the Diary of Anne Frank — 3 classes

› 4.1 Introduction: From the Diary of Anne Frank

› 4.2 Core concepts: From the Diary of Anne Frank

› 4.3 Practice and revision: From the Diary of Anne Frank

• 4 A Question of T rust — 3 classes

› 4.1 Introduction: A Question of Trust

› 4.2 Core concepts: A Question of Trust

› 4.3 Practice and revision: A Question of Trust

• 4 From the Diary of Anne Frank — 3 classes

› 4.1 Introduction: From the Diary of Anne Frank

› 4.2 Core concepts: From the Diary of Anne Frank

› 4.3 Practice and revision: From the Diary of Anne Frank

• 5 Glimpses of India — 3 classes

› 5.1 Introduction: Glimpses of India

› 5.2 Core concepts: Glimpses of India

› 5.3 Practice and revision: Glimpses of India

• 5 Footprints without Feet — 3 classes

› 5.1 Introduction: Footprints without Feet

› 5.2 Core concepts: Footprints without Feet

› 5.3 Practice and revision: Footprints without Feet

• 5 Glimpses of India — 3 classes

› 5.1 Introduction: Glimpses of India

› 5.2 Core concepts: Glimpses of India

› 5.3 Practice and revision: Glimpses of India

• 6 Mijbil the Otter — 3 classes

› 6.1 Introduction: Mijbil the Otter

› 6.2 Core concepts: Mijbil the Otter

› 6.3 Practice and revision: Mijbil the Otter

• 6 The Making of a Scientist — 3 classes

› 6.1 Introduction: The Making of a Scientist

› 6.2 Core concepts: The Making of a Scientist

› 6.3 Practice and revision: The Making of a Scientist

• 6 Mijbil the Otter — 3 classes

› 6.1 Introduction: Mijbil the Otter

› 6.2 Core concepts: Mijbil the Otter

› 6.3 Practice and revision: Mijbil the Otter

• 7 Madam Rides the Bus — 3 classes

› 7.1 Introduction: Madam Rides the Bus

› 7.2 Core concepts: Madam Rides the Bus

› 7.3 Practice and revision: Madam Rides the Bus

• 7 The Necklace — 3 classes

› 7.1 Introduction: The Necklace

› 7.2 Core concepts: The Necklace

› 7.3 Practice and revision: The Necklace

• 7 Madam Rides the Bus — 3 classes

› 7.1 Introduction: Madam Rides the Bus

› 7.2 Core concepts: Madam Rides the Bus

› 7.3 Practice and revision: Madam Rides the Bus

• 8 The Sermon at Benares — 3 classes

› 8.1 Introduction: The Sermon at Benares

› 8.2 Core concepts: The Sermon at Benares

› 8.3 Practice and revision: The Sermon at Benares

• 8 Bholi — 3 classes

› 8.1 Introduction: Bholi

› 8.2 Core concepts: Bholi

› 8.3 Practice and revision: Bholi

• 8 The Sermon at Benaras — 3 classes

› 8.1 Introduction: The Sermon at Benaras

› 8.2 Core concepts: The Sermon at Benaras

› 8.3 Practice and revision: The Sermon at Benaras

• 9 The Proposal — 3 classes

› 9.1 Introduction: The Proposal

› 9.2 Core concepts: The Proposal

› 9.3 Practice and revision: The Proposal

• 9 The Book That Saved the Earth — 3 classes

› 9.1 Introduction: The Book That Saved the Earth

› 9.2 Core concepts: The Book That Saved the Earth

› 9.3 Practice and revision: The Book That Saved the Earth

• 9 The Proposal — 3 classes

› 9.1 Introduction: The Proposal

› 9.2 Core concepts: The Proposal

› 9.3 Practice and revision: The Proposal

100

Hindi

15 chapters · 30 classes 100 marks

• 1 सूरदास — 2 classes

› सूरदास — पाठ-परिचय एवं व्याख्या

› सूरदास — भावार्थ, विशेषताएँ और अभ्यास

• 1 माता का अँचल — शिवपूजन सहाय — 2 classes

› माता का अँचल — बाबू जी के साथ बचपन के खेल-तमाशे

› माता का अँचल — आँधी, भय एवं माँ के आँचल की छाया

• 2 राम-लक्ष्मण परशुराम संवाद — तुलसीदास — 2 classes

› राम-लक्ष्मण-परशुराम संवाद — पाठ-परिचय एवं व्याख्या

› राम-लक्ष्मण-परशुराम संवाद — भावार्थ, विशेषताएँ और अभ्यास

• 2 साना-साना हाथ जोड़ि… — मधु कांकरिया — 2 classes

› साना-साना हाथ जोड़ि — गंतोक से यूमथांग की ओर

› साना-साना हाथ जोड़ि — पहाड़ का जीवन-संघर्ष एवं कटाओ की बर्फ़

• 3 आत्मकथ्य — जयशंकर प्रसाद — 2 classes

› आत्मकथ्य — पाठ-परिचय एवं व्याख्या

› आत्मकथ्य — भावार्थ, विशेषताएँ और अभ्यास

• 3 मैं क्यों लिखता हूँ? — अज्ञेय — 2 classes

› मैं क्यों लिखता हूँ — आंतरिक विवशता एवं बाह्य दबाव

› मैं क्यों लिखता हूँ — हिरोशिमा का अनुभूति-प्रत्यक्ष एवं कविता

• 4 उत्साह, अट नहीं रही है — सूर्यकांत त्रिपाठी ‘निराला’ — 2 classes

› उत्साह, अट नहीं रही है — पाठ-परिचय एवं व्याख्या

› उत्साह, अट नहीं रही है — भावार्थ, विशेषताएँ और अभ्यास

• 5 यह दंतुरित मुसकान, फसल — नागार्जुन — 2 classes

› यह दंतुरित मुसकान, फसल — पाठ-परिचय एवं व्याख्या

› यह दंतुरित मुसकान, फसल — भावार्थ, विशेषताएँ और अभ्यास

• 6 संगतकार — मंगलेश डबराल — 2 classes

› संगतकार — पाठ-परिचय एवं व्याख्या

› संगतकार — भावार्थ, विशेषताएँ और अभ्यास

• 7 नेताजी का चश्मा — स्वयं प्रकाश — 2 classes

› नेताजी का चश्मा — कथा-सार एवं परिचय

› नेताजी का चश्मा — भाव, चरित्र-चित्रण एवं अभ्यास

• 8 बालगोबिन भगत — रामवृक्ष बेनीपुरी — 2 classes

› बालगोबिन भगत — कथा-सार एवं परिचय

› बालगोबिन भगत — भाव, चरित्र-चित्रण एवं अभ्यास

• 9 लखनवी अंदाज़ — यशपाल — 2 classes

› लखनवी अंदाज़ — कथा-सार एवं परिचय

› लखनवी अंदाज़ — भाव, विशेषताएँ एवं अभ्यास

• 10 एक कहानी यह भी — मन्नू भंडारी — 2 classes

› एक कहानी यह भी — बचपन एवं पारिवारिक पृष्ठभूमि

› एक कहानी यह भी — शीला अग्रवाल एवं स्वाधीनता आंदोलन में भागीदारी

• 11 नौबतखाने में इबादत — यतींद्र मिश्र — 2 classes

› नौबतखाने में इबादत — बचपन, डुमराँव एवं शहनाई-साधना का आरंभ

› नौबतखाने में इबादत — काशी-प्रेम, मुहर्रम एवं व्यक्तित्व

• 12 संस्कृति — भदंत आनंद कौसल्यायन — 2 classes

› संस्कृति — सभ्यता और संस्कृति का अंतर

› संस्कृति — कल्याण-भावना, दृष्टांत एवं निष्कर्ष

101

Mathematics

72 chapters · 277 classes 100 marks

• 1 Real Numbers — 10 classes

› 1.1 Introduction: What This Chapter Sets Out to Do

› 1.2 The Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic: Building Numbers from Primes

› Theorem 1.1, and What 'Unique' Means

› Finding HCF and LCM by the Prime Factorisation Method

› Three Numbers, and the HCF times LCM Result

› 1.3 Revisiting Irrational Numbers, and Theorem 1.2

› Theorem 1.3: Proving that Root 2 is Irrational

› Example 5: Proving that Root 3 is Irrational

› Examples 6 and 7: Sums and Multiples of Irrational Numbers

› 1.4 Summary, and A Note to the Reader

• 1 Real Numbers — 3 classes

› 1.1 Key Concepts and Multiple Choice Practice

› 1.2 Short Answer Practice

› 1.3 Long Answer Practice

• 1 वास्तविक संख्याएँ

• 2 Polynomials — 14 classes

› 2.1 Introduction: Degree, and Linear, Quadratic and Cubic Polynomials

› The Value of a Polynomial at x = k, and What a Zero Is

› 2.2 Geometrical Meaning of the Zeroes: The Linear Polynomial

› The Parabola: The Graph of a Quadratic and Its Zeroes

› Three Cases: Two Zeroes, One Zero, or No Zero

› Cubic Polynomials Seen on a Graph

› The Remark on At Most n Zeroes, Example 1 and Exercise 2.1

› 2.3 Relationship between Zeroes and Coefficients: Splitting the Middle Term

› Deriving the Sum and Product of the Zeroes

› Examples 2 and 3: Verifying the Relationship

› Example 4: Building a Quadratic Polynomial from Its Sum and Product

› Cubic Polynomials: The Three Relationships

› Example 5, and Exercise 2.2

› 2.4 Summary

• 2 Polynomials — 3 classes

› 2.1 Key Concepts and Multiple Choice Practice

› 2.2 Short Answer Practice

› 2.3 Long Answer Practice

• 2 बहुपद

• 3 Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables — 15 classes

› 3.1 Introduction: Akhila at the Fair, and Two Equations at Once

› 3.2 Consistent, Inconsistent and Dependent Pairs

› Table 3.1: Comparing the Ratios of the Coefficients

› Example 1: Checking Consistency Graphically

› Examples 2 and 3: Coincident Lines, and Champa's Pants and Skirts

› Exercise 3.1: Forming and Testing Pairs of Equations

› 3.3 Algebraic Methods, and 3.3.1 The Substitution Method

› The Three Steps of Substitution, and Example 5: Aftab and His Daughter

› Examples 6 and 7: When There Is No Unique Answer

› Exercise 3.2: Practising the Substitution Method

› 3.3.2 The Elimination Method, and Example 8: Two Incomes

› The Four Steps of Elimination, and Example 9

› Example 10: A Two-Digit Number and Its Reverse

› Exercise 3.3: Elimination and Substitution Together

› 3.4 Summary

• 3 Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables — 3 classes

› 3.1 Key Concepts and Multiple Choice Practice

› 3.2 Short Answer Practice

› 3.3 Long Answer Practice

• 3 दो चर वाले रैखिक समीकरण युग्म

• 4 Quadratic Equations — 12 classes

› 4.1 Introduction: The Prayer Hall, and Where Quadratic Equations Came From

› 4.2 What a Quadratic Equation Is, and Its Standard Form

› Example 1: Turning Two Situations into Quadratic Equations

› Example 2: Checking Whether an Equation Is Quadratic

› The Remark, and Exercise 4.1

› 4.3 Roots of a Quadratic Equation, and Example 3

› Examples 4 and 5: Factorisation, and a Root That Repeats

› Example 6: The Prayer Hall Solved, and Exercise 4.2

› 4.4 Nature of Roots: The Quadratic Formula and the Discriminant

› Examples 7 and 8: The Discriminant at Work, and the Pole in the Park

› Example 9, and Exercise 4.3

› 4.5 Summary

• 4 Quadratic Equations — 3 classes

› 4.1 Key Concepts and Multiple Choice Practice

› 4.2 Short Answer Practice

› 4.3 Long Answer Practice

• 4 द्विघात समीकरण

• 5 Arithmetic Progressions — 21 classes

› 5.1 Introduction: Patterns in Nature and in Daily Life

› 5.2 What an Arithmetic Progression Is

› The General Form of an AP, and Finite and Infinite APs

› Finding the Common Difference of a Given List

› Example 2: Which Lists Form an AP, and Exercise 5.1

› 5.3 The nth Term of an AP

› Examples 3, 4 and 5: Using the nth Term Formula

› Examples 6 and 7: Is a Number a Term, and Counting Terms

› Example 8: The nth Term from the Last, and Example 9: Simple Interest

› Example 10: The Flower Bed, and Exercise 5.2 Questions 1 to 3

› Exercise 5.2 Questions 4 to 20

› 5.4 Sum of the First n Terms: Gauss and the Numbers to 100

› Deriving the Sum Formula, and Its Other Forms

› The Money Box Answered, the Remark, and Examples 11 and 12

› Examples 13 and 14: Two Possible Answers, and Sums of Positive Integers

› Examples 15 and 16: A List Given by Its nth Term, and the TV Sets

› Exercise 5.3 Questions 1 to 3

› Exercise 5.3 Questions 4 to 16

› Exercise 5.3 Questions 17 to 20

› Exercise 5.4 (Optional)

› 5.5 Summary, and A Note to the Reader

• 5 Arithmetic Progressions — 3 classes

› 5.1 Key Concepts and Multiple Choice Practice

› 5.2 Short Answer Practice

› 5.3 Long Answer Practice

• 5 समांतर श्रेढ़ियाँ

• 6 Triangles — 22 classes

› 6.1 Introduction: Congruent Figures and Similar Figures

› 6.2 Similar Figures: Circles, Squares and Equilateral Triangles

› The Photographs, and the Definition of Similar Polygons

› Activity 1: The Shadow on the Table, and the Scale Factor

› Why Both Conditions Are Needed, and Exercise 6.1

› 6.3 Similarity of Triangles: Thales and Activity 2

› Theorem 6.1: The Basic Proportionality Theorem

› Activity 3 and Theorem 6.2: The Converse

› Examples 1 and 2: Using the Two Theorems

› Example 3, and Exercise 6.2 Questions 1 to 4

› Exercise 6.2 Questions 5 to 10

› 6.4 Criteria for Similarity, the Symbol, and Activity 4

› Theorem 6.3: The AAA Criterion, and the AA Criterion

› Activity 5 and Theorem 6.4: The SSS Criterion

› Activity 6 and Theorem 6.5: The SAS Criterion

› Examples 4 and 5: Choosing the Right Criterion

› Examples 6 and 7: A Product of Lengths, and the Lamp-post

› Example 8: Medians of Similar Triangles

› Exercise 6.3 Questions 1 to 3

› Exercise 6.3 Questions 4 to 10

› Exercise 6.3 Questions 11 to 16

› 6.5 Summary, and A Note to the Reader

• 6 Triangles — 3 classes

› 6.1 Key Concepts and Multiple Choice Practice

› 6.2 Short Answer Practice

› 6.3 Long Answer Practice

• 6 त्रिभुज

• 7 Coordinate Geometry — 16 classes

› 7.1 Introduction: Abscissa, Ordinate, and What Coordinate Geometry Is For

› 7.2 Distance Formula: Points That Lie on an Axis

› Using Pythagoras for Points Off the Axes

› Deriving the Distance Formula, and the Two Remarks

› Example 1: Do Three Points Form a Triangle?

› Example 2: Proving Four Points Form a Square

› Examples 3 and 4: Collinear Points, and an Equidistant Relation

› Example 5, and Exercise 7.1 Questions 1 to 5

› Exercise 7.1 Questions 6 to 10

› 7.3 Section Formula: The Relay Tower

› Deriving the Section Formula, and the Mid-point

› Examples 6 and 7: Finding the Point, and Finding the Ratio

› Examples 8, 9 and 10: Trisection, an Axis, and a Parallelogram

› Exercise 7.2 Questions 1 to 5

› Exercise 7.2 Questions 6 to 10

› 7.4 Summary, and A Note to the Reader

• 7 Coordinate Geometry — 3 classes

› 7.1 Key Concepts and Multiple Choice Practice

› 7.2 Short Answer Practice

› 7.3 Long Answer Practice

• 7 निर्देशांक ज्यामिति

• 8 Introduction to Trigonometry — 22 classes

› 8.1 Introduction: Three Right Triangles Around Us, and What Trigonometry Is

› 8.2 Naming the Sides: Opposite, Adjacent and Hypotenuse

› The Six Trigonometric Ratios and Their Reciprocals

› Where the Word 'Sine' Came From, and the Remark on Notation

› Why the Ratios Do Not Depend on the Size of the Triangle

› Finding All Six Ratios When One Is Known

› Examples 1 and 2: From tan A, and Equal Sines Mean Equal Angles

› Examples 3, 4 and 5: Working with Given Sides

› Exercise 8.1 Questions 1 to 6

› Exercise 8.1 Questions 7 to 11

› 8.3 The Trigonometric Ratios of 45 Degrees

› The Trigonometric Ratios of 30 and 60 Degrees

› The Trigonometric Ratios of 0 and 90 Degrees

› Table 8.1, the Remark, and Example 6

› Examples 7 and 8: Finding Angles

› Exercise 8.2

› 8.4 Trigonometric Identities: The Three Derived from Pythagoras

› Using the Identities, and Examples 9 and 10

› Examples 11 and 12: Two Harder Proofs

› Exercise 8.3 Questions 1 to 3

› Exercise 8.3 Question 4: Ten Identities to Prove

› 8.5 Summary

• 8 Introduction to Trigonometry and Some Applications of Trigonometry — 3 classes

› 8.1 Key Concepts and Multiple Choice Practice

› 8.2 Short Answer Practice

› 8.3 Long Answer Practice

• 8 त्रिकोणमिति का परिचय

• 9 Some Applications of Trigonometry — 15 classes

› 9.1 Heights and Distances: Line of Sight and Angle of Elevation

› The Angle of Depression

› What You Must Know Before You Can Find a Height

› Example 1: A Tower Seen at 60 Degrees from 15 m Away

› Example 2: The Electrician's Ladder

› Example 3: The Chimney and the Observer's Own Height

› Example 4: The Building and the Flagstaff

› Example 5: The Shadow That Grows by 40 Metres

› Example 6: Two Buildings and Two Angles of Depression

› Example 7: The Width of a River Seen from a Bridge

› Exercise 9.1 Questions 1 to 4

› Exercise 9.1 Questions 5 to 7

› Exercise 9.1 Questions 8 to 11

› Exercise 9.1 Questions 12 to 15

› 9.2 Summary

• 9 Circles — 3 classes

› 9.1 Key Concepts and Multiple Choice Practice

› 9.2 Short Answer Practice

› 9.3 Long Answer Practice

• 9 त्रिकोणमिति के कुछ अनुप्रयोग

• 10 Circles — 14 classes

› 10.1 Introduction: A Line and a Circle, Three Possibilities

› 10.2 Tangent to a Circle: Activity 1 and the Rotating Wire

› Activity 2: A Tangent Is a Secant Whose Two Points Coincide

› Theorem 10.1: The Tangent Is Perpendicular to the Radius

› Exercise 10.1 Questions 1 to 4

› 10.3 Number of Tangents from a Point: Activity 3 and the Three Cases

› Theorem 10.2: Tangents from an External Point Are Equal

› Example 1: A Chord of the Larger Circle Touching the Smaller

› Example 2: Angle PTQ Is Twice Angle OPQ

› Example 3: Finding TP for a Chord of Length 8 cm

› Exercise 10.2 Questions 1 to 3

› Exercise 10.2 Questions 4 to 8

› Exercise 10.2 Questions 9 to 13

› 10.4 Summary

• 10 Constructions — 3 classes

› 10.1 Key Concepts and Multiple Choice Practice

› 10.2 Short Answer Practice

› 10.3 Long Answer Practice

• 10 वृत्त

• 11 Areas Related to Circles — 11 classes

› 11.1 Sector and Segment: The Terms Recalled

› The Area of a Sector of Angle Theta

› The Length of an Arc of a Sector

› The Area of a Segment, and the Major Parts

› Example 1: A Sector of Radius 4 cm and Angle 30 Degrees

› Example 2: The Area of the Segment AYB

› Exercise 11.1 Questions 1 to 4

› Exercise 11.1 Questions 5 to 8

› Exercise 11.1 Questions 9 to 11

› Exercise 11.1 Questions 12 to 14

› 11.2 Summary

• 11 Areas Related to Circles — 3 classes

› 11.1 Key Concepts and Multiple Choice Practice

› 11.2 Short Answer Practice

› 11.3 Long Answer Practice

• 11 वृत्तों से संबंधित क्षेत्रफल

• 12 Surface Areas and Volumes — 15 classes

› 12.1 Introduction: Solids Made of Other Solids

› 12.2 Surface Area of a Combination: The Cylinder with Two Hemispheres

› The Cone and the Hemisphere: The Surface Area of a Toy

› Example 1: The Painted Top

› Example 2: The Decorative Block

› Example 3: The Wooden Rocket

› Example 4: The Bird-Bath

› Exercise 12.1 Questions 1 to 5

› Exercise 12.1 Questions 6 to 9

› 12.3 Volume of a Combination of Solids, and Example 5: The Shed

› Example 6: The Juice Seller's Glass

› Example 7: The Toy and the Circumscribing Cylinder

› Exercise 12.2 Questions 1 to 4

› Exercise 12.2 Questions 5 to 8

› 12.4 Summary

• 12 Surface Areas and Volumes — 3 classes

› 12.1 Key Concepts and Multiple Choice Practice

› 12.2 Short Answer Practice

› 12.3 Long Answer Practice

• 12 पृष्ठीय क्षेत्रफल और आयतन

• 13 Statistics — 26 classes

› 13.1 Introduction, and the Mean Formula Recalled

› Sigma Notation and Example 1: The Mean of Ungrouped Data

› Grouping the Data: Class Intervals and the Class Mark

› The Direct Method, and Why the Two Answers Differ

› The Assumed Mean: Choosing a and Finding the Deviations

› Proving That the Mean Is a Plus the Mean Deviation

› The Step-Deviation Method

› Example 2: All Three Methods on One Table

› Example 3: Unequal Class Sizes and Large Values

› Exercise 13.1 Questions 1 to 3

› Exercise 13.1 Questions 4 to 6

› Exercise 13.1 Questions 7 to 9

› 13.3 Mode of Grouped Data: Example 4 and the Modal Class

› Example 5: The Mode of Family Size

› Example 6: Mode and Mean Compared

› Exercise 13.2 Questions 1 to 3

› Exercise 13.2 Questions 4 to 6

› 13.4 Median of Grouped Data: Ungrouped Median and Cumulative Frequency

› The Two Kinds of Cumulative Frequency Distribution

› The Median Class and the Median Formula

› Example 7: Median Height from a 'Less Than' Table

› Example 8: Finding Missing Frequencies from a Given Median

› Which Measure Is Best Suited, and the Empirical Relationship

› Exercise 13.3 Questions 1 to 4

› Exercise 13.3 Questions 5 to 7

› 13.5 Summary and the Note to the Reader

• 13 Statistics and Probability — 3 classes

› 13.1 Key Concepts and Multiple Choice Practice

› 13.2 Short Answer Practice

› 13.3 Long Answer Practice

• 13 सांख्यिकी

• 14 Probability — 21 classes

› 14.1 A Theoretical Approach: Fair Coins and Equally Likely Outcomes

› When Outcomes Are Not Equally Likely; Empirical and Theoretical Probability

› The History of Probability, and Example 1

› Example 2 and the Elementary Event

› Example 3: Two Events on a Die

› The Complement: P(not E) = 1 - P(E)

› Impossible Events, Sure Events, and 0 <= P(E) <= 1

› Playing Cards, and Example 4

› Examples 5 and 6: Complements in Use

› Examples 7 and 8: Names in a Bag, Marbles in a Box

› Example 9: Two Coins and 'At Least One Head'

› Examples 10 and 11: Probability from a Length and from an Area

› Example 12: The Carton of Shirts

› Example 13: Two Dice and the Thirty-Six Outcomes

› Exercise 14.1 Questions 1 to 5

› Exercise 14.1 Questions 6 to 9

› Exercise 14.1 Questions 10 to 14

› Exercise 14.1 Questions 15 to 18

› Exercise 14.1 Questions 19 to 22

› Exercise 14.1 Questions 23 to 25

› 14.2 Summary and the Note to the Reader

• 14 Design of the Question Paper — 2 classes

› 14.1 How the CBSE Exam Paper is Designed

› 14.2 Full Sample Question Paper (Practice)

• 14 प्रायिकता

• 15 Design of the Question Paper - Set II — 2 classes

› 15.1 How the CBSE Exam Paper is Designed

› 15.2 Full Sample Question Paper (Practice)

• 1 वास्तविक संख्याएँ

• 2 बहुपद

• 3 दो चरों वाले रैखिक समीकरणों के युग्म

• 4 द्विघात समीकरण

• 5 समांतर श्रेढ़ी

• 6 त्रिभुज

• 7 निर्देशांक ज्यामिति

• 8 त्रिकोणमिति का परिचय और उसके अनुप्रयोग

• 9 वृत्त

• 10 रचनाएँ

• 11 वृत्तों से संबंधित क्षेत्रफल

• 12 पृष्ठीय क्षेत्रफल और आयतन

• 13 सांख्यिकी और प्रायिकता

• 14 सेट-I प्रश्न-पत्र का प्रारूप

• 1 Real Numbers

• 2 Polynomials

• 3 Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables

• 4 Quadratic Equations

• 5 Arithmetic Progression

• 6 Triangles

• 7 Coordinate Geometry

• 8 Introduction to Trigonometry

• 9 ٹرگنومیٹری کے کچھ استعمال

• 10 Circles

• 11 Constructions

• 12 دائروں سے متعلق رقبہ

• 13 سطحی رقبہ اور حجم

• 14 Statistics

• 15 Probability

102

Science

89 chapters · 269 classes 100 marks

• 1 Chemical Reactions and Equations — 12 classes

› What a Chemical Reaction Is, and How You Know One Has Happened

› 1.1 Chemical Equations: From a Sentence to a Chemical Equation

› 1.1.2 Balanced Chemical Equations: the Idea

› 1.1.2 Balancing by Hit-and-Trial: a Worked Example

› Writing Physical States and Reaction Conditions in an Equation

› 1.2 Types of Chemical Reactions: Combination Reactions and Exothermic/Endothermic Reactions

› 1.2.2 Decomposition by Heating: Thermal Decomposition

› 1.2.2 Decomposition by Light and Electricity

› 1.2.3 Displacement Reactions

› 1.2.4 Double Displacement Reactions and Precipitation

› 1.2.5 Oxidation and Reduction: Redox Reactions

› 1.3 Effects of Oxidation in Everyday Life: Corrosion and Rancidity

• 1 Chemical Reactions and Equations — 3 classes

› Multiple Choice Questions

› Short Answer Questions

› Long Answer Questions

• 1 Introduction — 5 classes

› 1.1 General Laboratory Facilities

› 1.2 Preparing Students For Laboratory Work

› 1.3 General Laboratory Rules

› 1.4 First Aid Treatment

› 1.5 Recording Of Experiment

• 1 रासायनिक अभिक्रियाएँ एवं समीकरण

• 2 Acids, Bases and Salts — 13 classes

› Acids, Bases and Salts in Everyday Life

› 2.1.1 Acids and Bases in the Laboratory: the Indicator Tests

› 2.1.2 How do Acids and Bases React with Metals?

› 2.1.3 How do Metal Carbonates and Hydrogencarbonates React with Acids?

› 2.1.4 and 2.1.5 Neutralisation, and Metallic Oxides with Acids

› 2.1.6 Non-metallic Oxides with Bases, and 2.2 What All Acids and Bases Have in Common

› 2.2.1 What an Acid Does in Water: Producing Hydrogen Ions

› 2.2.1 (contd.) What a Base Does in Water, and Dilution

› 2.3 How Strong are Acid or Base Solutions? The pH Scale

› 2.3.1 Importance of pH in Everyday Life

› 2.4 More about Salts: Family of Salts and the pH of Salts

› 2.4.3 Chemicals from Common Salt

› 2.4.4 Are the Crystals of Salts Really Dry?

• 2 Acids, Bases and Salts — 3 classes

› Multiple Choice Questions

› Short Answer Questions

› Long Answer Questions

• 2 Materials — 22 classes

› Experiment 1: Reaction of Iron Nail with Copper Sulphate Solution and Burning of Magnesium Ribbon in Air

› Experiment 2: Reaction of Zinc with Sulphuric Acid, Precipitation of Barium Sulphate, and Thermal Decomposition of Ammonium Chloride

› Experiment 3: Measuring Temperature Change to Identify Exothermic and Endothermic Reactions

› Experiment 4: Reactions of Hydrochloric Acid with Zinc Metal, Sodium Carbonate and Sodium Hydroxide

› Experiment 5: Reactions of Sodium Hydroxide with Aluminium Metal and Hydrochloric Acid

› Experiment 6: Showing that Acids, Bases and Salts Are Electrolytes

› Experiment 7: Finding the pH of Solutions of Solids and Fruit Juices Using pH Paper

› Experiment 8: Identifying Bleaching Powder Among Given Samples of Chemicals

› Experiment 9: Identifying Washing Soda or Baking Soda Among Given Samples of Chemicals

› Experiment 10: Showing that Copper Sulphate Crystals Contain Water of Crystallisation

› Experiment 11: Studying the Reactivity of Metals Using Displacement Reactions with Salt Solutions

› Experiment 12: Reaction of Metals with Water under Different Conditions

› Experiment 13: Reaction of Metals with Dilute Acids

› Experiment 14: Preparation of Sulphur Dioxide Gas and Study of its Properties

› Experiment 15: Preparation of Carbon Dioxide Gas and Study of its Properties

› Experiment 16: Study of the Process of Electrolysis

› Experiment 17: Properties of Acetic Acid (Ethanoic Acid)

› Experiment 18: Esterification between Alcohol and Carboxylic Acid

› Experiment 19: Oxidation Reactions of Alcohol

› Experiment 20: Saponification Reaction for Preparation of Soap

› Experiment 21: Foaming Capacity of Different Samples of Soap

› Experiment 22: Comparative Cleansing Capacity of Soap in Soft and Hard Water

• 2 अम्ल, क्षारक एवं लवण

• 3 Metals and Non-metals — 13 classes

› 3.1.1 Physical Properties of Metals

› Malleability, Ductility and Conduction: Testing the Metals

› 3.1.2 Non-metals and Their Physical Properties

› 3.2 Chemical Properties of Metals: Where the Sorting Begins

› 3.2.1 and 3.2.2 Metals Burnt in Air, and Metals with Water

› 3.2.3 and 3.2.4 Metals with Acids, and with Salt Solutions

› 3.2.5 The Reactivity Series

› 3.3 How do Metals and Non-metals React? The Ionic Bond

› 3.3.1 Properties of Ionic Compounds

› 3.4 Occurrence of Metals: Ores, Gangue and Enrichment

› 3.4.3 to 3.4.6 Extracting Metals from Their Ores, and Refining

› 3.5 Corrosion: What It Is and What Causes It

› 3.5.1 Preventing Corrosion, and Alloys

• 3 Metals and Non-metals — 3 classes

› Multiple Choice Questions

› Short Answer Questions

› Long Answer Questions

• 3 The World of the Living — 11 classes

› Experiment 23: To Prepare Temporary Mounts of Leaf Peels to Observe Stomata and Differentiate Between Dicot and Monocot Stomata

› Experiment 24: To Show that Light is Essential for Photosynthesis

› Experiment 25: To Show that Carbon Dioxide is Essential for Photosynthesis

› Experiment 26: To Study the Liberation of Carbon Dioxide Gas During Aerobic Respiration

› Experiment 27: To Study the Liberation of Carbon Dioxide Gas During Fermentation

› Experiment 28: To Study the Action of Salivary Amylase on Starch Solution

› Experiment 29: To Determine the Mass Percentage of Water Imbibed by Raisins

› Experiment 30: To Study Phototropism and Geotropism in Plants

› Experiment 31: To Study Binary Fission in Amoeba or Paramoecium and Budding in Yeast or Hydra

› Experiment 32: To Study Vegetative Propagation in Potato, Bryophyllum and an Aquatic Plant

› Experiment 33: To Study the Parts of a Flower and Their Role in Sexual Reproduction

• 3 धातु एवं अधातु

• 4 Carbon and its Compounds — 17 classes

› 4.1 Bonding in Carbon: Why Carbon Shares Electrons

› 4.1 Sharing Electrons: the Covalent Bond Idea

› 4.1 Covalent Bonds: Hydrogen to Methane

› Allotropes of Carbon: Diamond, Graphite and Fullerenes

› 4.2 The Versatile Nature of Carbon: Catenation and Tetravalency

› 4.2.1 Saturated and Unsaturated Carbon Compounds

› 4.2.2 Chains, Branches and Rings

› 4.2.3 Will You Be My Friend? Functional Groups in Carbon Compounds

› 4.2.4 Homologous Series

› 4.2.5 Nomenclature of Carbon Compounds

› 4.3.1 Chemical Properties of Carbon Compounds: Combustion

› 4.3.2 Oxidation and Oxidising Agents

› 4.3.3 and 4.3.4 Addition and Substitution Reactions

› 4.4.1 Ethanol and Its Properties

› 4.4.2 Ethanoic Acid and Its Properties

› 4.5 Soaps: How They Clean, and Micelles

› Hard Water and Detergents

• 4 Carbon and its Compounds — 3 classes

› Multiple Choice Questions

› Short Answer Questions

› Long Answer Questions

• 4 The Natural Phenomenon — 14 classes

› Experiment 34: To Verify the Laws of Reflection of Light Using a Plane Mirror

› Experiment 35: To Draw Ray Diagrams for the Image Formed by a Concave Mirror, When the Object is Placed at Various Positions

› Experiment 36: To Determine the Focal Length of a Concave Mirror by Obtaining the Image of a Distant Object

› Experiment 37: To Study the Image of a Lighted Candle Formed by a Concave Mirror, When Placed Slightly Beyond the Centre of Curvature

› Experiment 38: To Study the Image of a Lighted Candle Formed by a Concave Mirror, When Placed Between the Centre of Curvature and the Principal Focus

› Experiment 39: To Study the Image of a Lighted Candle Formed by a Concave Mirror, When Placed at the Centre of Curvature

› Experiment 40: To Trace the Path of a Ray of Light Through a Rectangular Glass Slab and Measure the Angle of Incidence, Refraction and Emergence

› Experiment 41: To Trace the Path of a Ray of Light Through a Rectangular Glass Slab and Determine the Refractive Index of Glass

› Experiment 42: To Trace the Path of a Ray of Light Through a Glass Prism and Measure the Angle of Deviation

› Experiment 43: To Draw Ray Diagrams for the Image Formed by a Convex Lens, When Placed at Various Positions

› Experiment 44: To Determine the Focal Length of a Thin Convex Lens by Obtaining the Image of a Distant Object

› Experiment 45: To Study the Image of a Lighted Candle Formed by a Convex Lens, When Placed at a Distance Slightly More Than Twice the Focal Length

› Experiment 46: To Study the Image of a Lighted Candle Formed by a Convex Lens, When Placed at a Distance of 2f from the Optical Centre

› Experiment 47: To Study the Image of a Lighted Candle Formed by a Convex Lens, When Placed Between f and 2f from the Optical Centre

• 4 कार्बन एवं उसके यौगिक

• 5 Life Processes — 16 classes

› 5.1 What Makes Something Alive?

› 5.1 The Four Life Processes: Nutrition, Respiration, Transport and Excretion

› 5.2 Nutrition, and 5.2.1 Autotrophic Nutrition

› Photosynthesis Tested: Starch, Chlorophyll and Carbon Dioxide

› 5.2.2 and 5.2.3 Heterotrophic Nutrition and How Organisms Obtain Food

› Nutrition in Human Beings: The Mouth and Chewing

› Nutrition in Human Beings: Stomach and Small Intestine

› 5.3 Respiration: Breaking Down Glucose With and Without Oxygen

› Respiration in Plants and Animals, and Why Oxygen Reaches Every Cell

› The Human Respiratory System and How Gases are Exchanged

› Transportation in Human Beings: The Heart

› Blood Pressure and Blood Vessels

› Lymph, and the Start of Transportation in Plants

› Transportation in Plants: Moving Water Upward

› 5.5 Excretion, and 5.5.1 Excretion in Human Beings

› 5.5.2 Excretion in Plants

• 5 Periodic Classification of Elements — 3 classes

› Multiple Choice Questions

› Short Answer Questions

› Long Answer Questions

• 5 How Things Work — 9 classes

› Experiment 48: Verification of Ohm's Law and Determination of Resistance of a Resistor

› Experiment 49: Factors Affecting the Resistance of a Resistor

› Experiment 50: Two Resistors Connected in Series Combination

› Experiment 51: Two Resistors Connected in Parallel Combination

› Experiment 52: Magnetic Field Lines of a Bar Magnet

› Experiment 53: Magnetic Field of a Current-Carrying Straight Wire

› Experiment 54: Magnetic Field of an Electromagnet

› Experiment 55: Verifying Fleming's Left-Hand Rule

› Experiment 56: Electromagnetic Induction

• 5 जैव प्रक्रम

• 6 Control and Coordination — 9 classes

› 6.1 Animals - the Nervous System and How a Stimulus is Detected

› 6.1.1 What Happens in Reflex Actions?

› 6.1.2 The Human Brain and Its Parts

› 6.1.3 and 6.1.4 How Nervous Tissue is Protected and How It Causes Action

› 6.2 Coordination in Plants: Immediate Response to Stimulus

› 6.2.2 Tropisms: How Plants Respond to Light and Gravity

› Plant Hormones: Auxin, Gibberellins, Cytokinins and Abscisic Acid

› 6.3 Hormones in Animals: the Endocrine Glands

› Feedback Control of Hormones in the Body

• 6 Life Processes — 3 classes

› Multiple Choice Questions

› Short Answer Questions

› Long Answer Questions

• 6 Project Work — 4 classes

› Introduction to Project Work

› Exemplar Project 1: Bio-degradable and Non-biodegradable Wastes

› Exemplar Project 2: Land Area and Leaf Area of a Plant

› Exemplar Project 3: Rusting of Iron

• 6 नियंत्रण एवं समन्वय

• 7 How do Organisms Reproduce? — 13 classes

› 7.1 Do Organisms Create Exact Copies of Themselves?

› 7.1.1 The Importance of Variation

› 7.2 Modes of Reproduction in Single Organisms, and 7.2.1 Fission

› 7.2.2 and 7.2.3 Fragmentation and Regeneration

› 7.2.4 to 7.2.6 Budding, Vegetative Propagation and Spore Formation

› 7.3 Sexual Reproduction, and 7.3.1 Why the Sexual Mode?

› Why Sexual Reproduction Needs Meiosis, and the Two Kinds of Gametes

› Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants: Pollination to Germination

› Puberty: Body Changes During Adolescence

› 7.3.3 (a) and (b) The Male and Female Reproductive Systems

› 7.3.3 (c) What Happens When the Egg is Not Fertilised?

› 7.3.3 (d) Reproductive Health: Diseases, Contraception and Population

› Chapter 7 Summary and Review Questions

• 7 Control and Coordination — 3 classes

› Multiple Choice Questions

› Short Answer Questions

› Long Answer Questions

• 7 जीव जनन कैसे करते हैं?

• 8 Heredity — 5 classes

› 8.1 Accumulation of Variation During Reproduction

› 8.2 Heredity, 8.2.1 Inherited Traits, and Mendel's Contribution

› 8.2.2 Mendel's Experiments with Pea Plants

› 8.2.3 How do These Traits Get Expressed?

› 8.2.4 Sex Determination

• 8 How do Organisms Reproduce? — 3 classes

› Multiple Choice Questions

› Short Answer Questions

› Long Answer Questions

• 8 आनुवंशिकता

• 9 Light – Reflection and Refraction — 18 classes

› 9.1 Reflection of Light and the Laws of Reflection

› 9.2 Spherical Mirrors: Concave, Convex and the Pole

› Centre of Curvature, Principal Axis and Focal Length

› 9.2.1 Image Formation by a Concave Mirror

› 9.2.2 Representing Images Using Ray Diagrams

› Uses of Concave Mirrors, and Image Formation by a Convex Mirror

› Uses of Convex Mirrors: A Wider Field of View

› 9.2.3 Sign Convention for Reflection by Spherical Mirrors

› 9.2.4 The Mirror Formula and Magnification: Definitions

› Mirror Formula: Two Worked Examples

› 9.3 Refraction of Light: Why a Pencil Looks Bent

› 9.3.1 Refraction Through a Rectangular Glass Slab

› 9.3.2 The Refractive Index

› 9.3.3 Lenses: Convex, Concave and Their Terminology

› Finding a Lens's Focus: the Burning-Paper Activity

› 9.3.4 and 9.3.5 Image Formation by Lenses, and Ray Diagrams

› 9.3.6 and 9.3.7 Sign Convention, Lens Formula and Magnification

› 9.3.8 Power of a Lens

• 9 Heredity and Evolution — 3 classes

› Multiple Choice Questions

› Short Answer Questions

› Long Answer Questions

• 9 प्रकाश – परावर्तन तथा अपवर्तन

• 10 The Human Eye and the Colourful World — 7 classes

› 10.1 The Human Eye and How It Focuses

› 10.1.1 Power of Accommodation, and 10.2 Defects of Vision

› Myopia, Hypermetropia and Presbyopia: Correcting the Defects

› 10.3 Refraction of Light Through a Prism

› 10.4 Dispersion of White Light by a Glass Prism, and the Rainbow

› 10.5 Atmospheric Refraction: Twinkling Stars and the Advanced Sunrise

› 10.6 Scattering of Light: the Tyndall Effect and the Blue Sky

• 10 Light - Reflection and Refraction — 3 classes

› Multiple Choice Questions

› Short Answer Questions

› Long Answer Questions

• 10 मानव नेत्र तथा रंग-बिरंगा संसार

• 11 Electricity — 13 classes

› 11.1 Electric Current and Circuit

› 11.2 Electric Potential and Potential Difference

› 11.3 Circuit Diagrams and Their Symbols

› 11.4 Ohm's Law

› 11.5 Factors on Which the Resistance of a Conductor Depends

› Resistivity, and Why Different Materials Carry Current Differently

› 11.6.1 Resistors in Series

› Working Out the Equivalent Resistance of a Series Circuit

› 11.6.2 Resistors in Parallel

› 11.7 Heating Effect of Electric Current, and Joule's Law

› Why Some Wires Get Hot and Others Do Not

› 11.7.1 Practical Applications of the Heating Effect

› 11.8 Electric Power, and the Unit of Electrical Energy

• 11 The Human Eye and the Colourful World — 3 classes

› Multiple Choice Questions

› Short Answer Questions

› Long Answer Questions

• 11 विद्युत

• 12 Magnetic Effects of Electric Current — 7 classes

› 12.1 Magnetic Field and Field Lines

› 12.2 Magnetic Field Due to a Current-Carrying Conductor

› 12.2.1 and 12.2.2 A Straight Conductor, and the Right-Hand Thumb Rule

› 12.2.3 Magnetic Field Due to a Current Through a Circular Loop

› 12.2.4 Magnetic Field Due to a Current in a Solenoid

› 12.3 Force on a Current-Carrying Conductor in a Magnetic Field

› 12.4 Domestic Electric Circuits, Earthing and Short Circuits

• 12 Electricity — 3 classes

› Multiple Choice Questions

› Short Answer Questions

› Long Answer Questions

• 12 विद्युत धारा के चुंबकीय प्रभाव

• 13 Our Environment — 5 classes

› 13.1 Eco-system: What are Its Components?

› 13.1.1 Food Chains and Webs, and the Flow of Energy

› 13.2 How do Our Activities Affect the Environment? The Ozone Layer

› 13.2.2 Managing the Garbage We Produce

› Biodegradable and Non-biodegradable Waste in Our Own Homes

• 13 Magnetic Effects of Electric Current — 3 classes

› Multiple Choice Questions

› Short Answer Questions

› Long Answer Questions

• 13 हमारा पर्यावरण

• 14 Sources of Energy — 3 classes

› Multiple Choice Questions

› Short Answer Questions

› Long Answer Questions

• 1 रासायनिक अभिक्रियाएँ एवं समीकरण

• 15 Our Environment — 3 classes

› Multiple Choice Questions

› Short Answer Questions

› Long Answer Questions

• 2 अम्ल, क्षारक एवं लवण

• 16 Management of Natural Resources — 3 classes

› Multiple Choice Questions

› Short Answer Questions

› Long Answer Questions

• 3 धातु एवं अधातु

• 17 Sample Question Paper I — 4 classes

› Multiple Choice Questions (Sample Paper)

› Short Answer Questions (Sample Paper)

› Long Answer Questions (Sample Paper)

› Answer Key and Solutions

• 4 कार्बन एवं उसके यौगिक

• 18 Sample Question Paper II — 4 classes

› Multiple Choice Questions (Sample Paper)

› Short Answer Questions (Sample Paper)

› Long Answer Questions (Sample Paper)

› Answer Key and Solutions

• 5 तत्त्वों का आवर्त वर्गीकरण

• 6 जैव प्रक्रम

• 7 नियंत्रण और समन्वय

• 8 जीव जनन कैसे करते हैं?

• 9 आनुवंशिकता एवं जैव विकास

• 10 प्रकाश – परावर्तन तथा अपवर्तन

• 11 मानव नेत्र तथा रंगबिरंगा संसार

• 12 विद्युत

• 13 विद्युत धारा के चुंबकीय प्रभाव

• 14 ऊर्जा के स्रोत

• 15 हमारा पर्यावरण

• 16 प्राकृतिक संसाधनों का प्रबंधन

• 17 परिशिष्ट–I प्रतिदर्श प्रश्नपत्र

• 1 प्रस्तावना

• 2 पदार्थ

• 3 सजीव जगत

• 4 प्राकृतिक परिघटनाएँ

• 5 वस्तुएँ कैसे कार्य करती हैं?

• 6 प्रोजेक्ट कार्य

• 1 کیمیائی تعاملات اور مساواتیں

• 2 تیزاب، اساس اور نمک

• 3 دھاتیں اور غیر دھاتیں

• 4 کاربن اور اس کے مرکبات

• 5 عناصر کی دوری درجہ بندی

• 6 اعمال زندگی

• 7 کنٹرول اور ہم آہنگی

• 8 عضویے کس طرح تولید کرتے ہیں؟

• 9 توریث اور ارتقا

• 10 روشنی – انعکاس اور انعطاف

• 11 انسانی آنکھ اور رنگ بھری دنیا

• 12 برق

• 13 برقی رو کے مقناطیسی اثرات

• 14 توانائی کے ذرائع

• 15 ہمارا ماحول

• 16 قدرتی وسائل کا پائیدار انتظام

103

Social Science

64 chapters · 121 classes 100 marks

• 1 Resources and Development — 5 classes

› Resources: Meaning, Classification and Planning

› Land Resources and Land Use Pattern

› Land Degradation and Conservation

› Classification of Soils

› Soil Erosion and Conservation

• 1 Power-sharing — 5 classes

› Overview

› Belgium and Sri Lanka

› Majoritarianism in Sri Lanka

› Accommodation in Belgium

› Khalil's dilemma

• 1 Development — 4 classes

› What Development Promises — Different People, Different Goals

› How to Compare Different Countries or States?

› Income and Other Criteria, Public Facilities

› Sustainability of Development

• 1 The Rise of Nationalism in Europe — 6 classes

› 1 The French Revolution and the Idea of the Nation

› 2 The Making of Nationalism in Europe

› 3 The Age of Revolutions: 1830-1848

› 4 The Making of Germany and Italy

› 5 Visualising the Nation

› 6 Nationalism and Imperialism

• 1 संसाधन एवं विकास

• 2 Forest and Wildlife Resources — 4 classes

› Biodiversity and India's Flora and Fauna

› Wildlife Protection Act and Project Tiger

› Forest Types: Reserved, Protected and Unclassed

› Community Conservation and Sacred Groves

• 2 Federalism — 4 classes

› Overview

› What makes India a federal country?

› How is federalism practised?

› Decentralisation in India

• 2 Sectors of the Indian Economy — 6 classes

› Sectors of Economic Activities

› Comparing the Three Sectors

› Rising Importance of the Tertiary Sector

› How to Create More Employment?

› Organised and Unorganised Sectors

› Public and Private Sectors

• 2 Nationalism in India — 5 classes

› 1. The First World War, Khilafat and Non-Cooperation

› 2. Differing Strands within the Movement

› 3.1 Towards Civil Disobedience — The Salt March and the Civil Disobedience Movement

› 3.2-3.3 How Participants saw the Movement; The Limits of Civil Disobedience

› 4. The Sense of Collective Belonging

• 2 वन एवं वन्य जीव संसाधन

• 3 Water Resources — 3 classes

› Water Scarcity and the Need for Conservation

› Multi-Purpose River Projects

› Rainwater Harvesting: Traditional and Modern Methods

• 3 Gender, Religion and Caste — 6 classes

› Overview

› Gender and politics

› Religion, communalism and politics

› Caste and politics

› Social and Religious Diversity of India

› Caste inequality today

• 3 Money and Credit — 6 classes

› Money as a Medium of Exchange

› Deposits and Cheque Payments

› Credit: Its Role and Terms

› Variety of Credit Arrangements

› Formal and Informal Credit

› Self-Help Groups and Grameen Bank

• 3 The Making of a Global World — 5 classes

› 1. The Pre-Modern World

› 2. The Nineteenth Century (1815-1914) - A World Economy Takes Shape

› 2. The Nineteenth Century (1815-1914) - Rinderpest, Indentured Labour and Indian Trade

› 3. The Inter-war Economy

› 4. Rebuilding a World Economy: The Post-war Era

• 3 जल संसाधन

• 4 Agriculture — 5 classes

› Types of Farming: Subsistence and Commercial

› Cropping Seasons and Major Cereal Crops

› Pulses, Sugarcane, Oil Seeds and Beverage Crops

› Horticulture and Fibre Crops

› Technological and Institutional Reforms

• 4 Political Parties — 6 classes

› Overview

› How many parties should we have?

› Popular participation

› National parties

› State parties

› How can parties be reformed?

• 4 Globalisation and the Indian Economy — 7 classes

› Multinational Corporations and Production Across Countries

› Foreign Trade and Integration of Markets

› What is Globalisation? The Role of Technology

› Liberalisation of Trade and Investment Policy

› Impact of Globalisation in India

› Small Producers and Workers Under Competition

› The Struggle for Fair Globalisation

• 4 The Age of Industrialisation — 6 classes

› 1 Before the Industrial Revolution

› 2 Hand Labour and Steam Power

› 3 Industrialisation in the Colonies

› 4 Factories Come Up

› 5 The Peculiarities of Industrial Growth

› 6 Market for Goods

• 4 कृषि

• 5 Minerals and Energy Resources — 5 classes

› 5.1 Minerals and 5.2 Mode of Occurrence of Minerals

› 5.3 Ferrous Minerals and 5.4 Non-Ferrous Minerals

› 5.5 Non-Metallic Minerals, 5.6 Rock Minerals and 5.7 Conservation of Minerals

› 5.8 Energy Resources and 5.9 Conventional Sources of Energy

› 5.10 Non-Conventional Sources of Energy and Conservation of Energy Resources

• 5 Outcomes of Democracy — 9 classes

› Overview

› How do we assess democracy’s outcomes?

› Accountable, responsive and legitimate government

› Economic growth and development

› Choosing democracy despite the growth trade-off

› Economic outcomes

› Reduction of inequality and poverty

› Accommodation of social diversity

› Dignity and freedom of the citizens

• 5 Consumer Rights — 6 classes

› The Consumer in the Marketplace

› The Consumer Movement

› Right to Safety and Right to Information

› Right to Choice and Right to Redressal

› Consumer Organisations and COPRA's Three-Tier System

› Taking the Consumer Movement Forward

• 5 Print Culture and the Modern World — 9 classes

› 1 The First Printed Books

› 2 Print Comes to Europe

› 3 The Print Revolution and Its Impact

› 4 The Reading Mania

› 5 The Nineteenth Century

› 6 India and the World of Print

› 7 Religious Reform and Public Debates

› 8 New Forms of Publication

› 9 Print and Censorship

• 5 खनिज तथा ऊर्जा संसाधन

• 6 Manufacturing Industries — 5 classes

› Manufacturing and Classification of Industries

› Agro-Based Industries - Cotton, Jute and Sugar

› Mineral-Based Industries - Iron, Steel and Aluminium

› Chemical, Fertilizer, Cement and Other Manufacturing Industries

› Industrial Pollution, Environmental Degradation and Its Control

• 6 विनिर्माण उद्योग

• 7 Lifelines of National Economy — 4 classes

› 7.1 Means of Transport: Roadways and Railways

› 7.2 Pipelines and Waterways

› 7.3 Airways and Communication

› 7.4 International Trade and Tourism as a Trade

• 7 राष्ट्रीय अर्थव्यवस्था की जीवन रेखाएँ

• 1 विकास

• 2 भारतीय अर्थव्यवस्था के क्षेत्रक

• 3 मुद्रा और साख

• 4 वैश्वीकरण और भारतीय अर्थव्यवस्था

• 5 उपभोक्ता अधिकार

• 1 यूरोप में राष्ट्रवाद का उदय

• 2 भारत में राष्ट्रवाद

• 3 भूमंडलीकृत विश्व का बनना

• 4 औद्योगीकरण का युग

• 5 मुद्रण संस्कृति और आधुनिक दुनिया

• 1 सत्ता की साझेदारी

• 2 संघवाद

• 3 जाति, धर्म और लैंगिक मसले

• 4 राजनीतिक दल

• 5 लोकतंत्र के परिणाम

• 1 وسائل اور ترقی

• 2 جنگل اور جنگلاتی زندگی کے وسائل

• 3 آبی وسائل

• 4 زراعت

• 5 معدنیات اور توانائی کے وسائل

• 6 سامان تیار کرنے والی صنعتیں

• 7 قومی معیشت کی شہ رگیں

• 1 ترقی

• 2 ہندوستانی معیشت کے شعبے

• 3 زر اور قرض

• 4 گلوبلائزیشن (عالم کاری) اور ہندوستانی معیشت

• 5 صارف کے حقوق

• 1 اقتدار میں حصہ داری

• 2 وفاقیت

• 3 جمہوریت اور تنوع

• 4 جنس، مذہب اور ذات برادری

• 5 عوامی جدوجہد اور تحریکیں

• 6 سیاسی جماعتیں

• 7 جمہوریت کے نتائج

• 8 جمہوریت کو درپیش چیلنج

Award	Certificate
Assessment	10300 marks — 6180 to pass (60%)
Prerequisites	None
Validity	Lifetime
Awarding Body	LAPT — London Academy of Professional Training