CHRIST MEMORIAL HR. SEC.

SCHOOL,
BAIRAGARH, BHOPAL

SYLLABUS FOR (2024-25)

CLASS– XII-SCIENCE
 Class XII SUBJECT: ENGLISH CORE
S.NO MONTHS CONTENT ACTIVITY EXAM SYLLABUS
FLAMINGO - PROSE 1- The Last Lesson
POETRY 1- My Mother at Sixty- six
1 APRIL .
VISTAS - The Third Level
WRITING SKILLS - Notice Writing
FLAMINGO - Lost Spring
Design a cover page for the topic, “The lost
POETRY 2- Keeping Quiet
spring” by writing an Article on the topic –
2 JUNE VISTA - The Tiger King
“The never ending circle of Poverty”.
WRITING SKILLS – Invitation / Replies
.
(Formal and Informal).
FLAMINGO : Deep Water PERIODIC TEST -I
POETRY 3: A Thing of Beauty Design a cover page for the poem “A Thing of FLAMINGO:
VISTAS: Journey to the end of the Earth. Beauty” by John Keats. Write the poem with  The Last Lesson
WRITING SKILLS - its summary.  Lost Spring
Letter Writing Forma: Letter to the Editor Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper for  Deep Water
air pollution. POETRY –
Letter to editor for breakdown of electricity.  My Mother at Sixty- six
For the issue of water logging in your area.  Keeping Quiet
3 JULY
 A Thing of Beauty
VISTAS:
 The Third Level
 The Tiger King
 Journey to the end of the Earth.
WRITING SKILLS: - Factual
passage, Notice, Invitation, Articles,
Letter, Job Application.
FLAMINGO: The Rattrap Assessment for Listening and speaking. ALS
VISTAS : The Enemy Topics & podcast William Shakespeare,
POETRY 4: The Roadside Stand Albert Einstein, Rabindranath Tagore.
4 AUGUST
WRITING SKILLS - Letter formal , Job Unemployment, Economy, Religious
Application with Bio- Data Discrimination, Entrepreneurship – Public &
Private.
 HALF YEARLY EXAM:-
FLAMINGO
Prose - 1 to 4
Poetry – 1 to 4.

5 SEPTEMBER REVISION AND HALF YEARLY EXAM VISTAS

Lesson – 1 to 4

WRITING SKILLS – Notice,

Article, Bio-Data & Job Application,
Formal Invitations & replies.
FLAMINGO: Indigo
POETRY 5- Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers ALS : Topic & podcast
VISTAS
6 OCTOBER
LESSON 5- On the Face of it APJ Abdul Kalam, Benjamin Franklin, Ratan
WRITING SKILLS- Tata, Poverty, Socialism, Industry &
Report Writing Industrialist, Our neighbouring Countries.
FLAMINGO : Poets and Pancakes
VISTAS - Memories of Childhood
7 NOVEMBER Part A: The cutting of My long Hair.
Part B: We too are Human Beings.
WRITING SKILLS- Report Writing contd.

8 DECEMBER FLAMINGO :The Interview , Going Places

PRE-BOARD
9 JANUARY REVISION Complete Syllabus

FEBRUARY
10 AND REVISION AND ANNUAL EXAM
MARCH
 CLASS XII SUBJECT: IP (Informatics Practices)
S.NO MONTHS CONTENT ACTIVITY EXAM SYLLABUS
Unit I : Data Handling using Pandas and Data 1. Creating Series objects.
1 APRIL Visualization
CH 1: Python Pandas 2. Using mathematical operator on Series.
Unit I : Data Handling using Pandas and Data3. Performing operations on Series objects.
Visualization 4. Using Head ( ) and Tai l( ) functions on
2 JUNE CH 1: Python Pandas Series.
5. Creating a Line Pilot to show the Indian
population of current month.
Unit I : Data Handling using Pandas and Data 6. Creating Data Frame using List, Series
Visualization and Dictionaries.
CH 2: Importing/Exporting Data between 7. Creating CSV files. PT – I:
3 JULY
CSV Files and Data Frames 8. Plotting Line Chart. CH: 1 AND 2
CH 3: Data Visualization 9. Plotting Histogram.
10. Plotting Bar Chart
11. Creating and Maintaining Students Data
using
Unit II : Database Query using SQL MYSQL
4 AUGUST CH 4: Revision of Database Concepts 12. Inserting record in a Table.
CH 5: SQL function 13. Retrieving records in Tables.
14. Updating records in Tables.
15. Deleting records in Tables.
Unit III : Introduction to Computer Network Designing Diagram of LAN, WAN and MAN
HALF YEARLY EXAM:-
5 SEPTEMBER CH 6:Computer Networks using different shapes in Power Point
REVISION AND HALF YEARLY EXAM Presentation CH: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.

Unit III : Introduction to Computer Network Creating a Presentation to discuss the various
CH 7:Computer Technologies type of Cyber Crime.
6 OCTOBER
Unit IV : Social Impacts
CH 8: Society , Law and Ethics - I

Unit IV : Social Impacts Creating a presentation on the topic “E – Waste

7 NOVEMBER
CH 9: Society , Law and Ethics - II Management”.
 8 DECEMBER Practical and Project Making …………

9 JANUARY REVISION …………

FEBRUARY
Pre- Board Exam:
10 AND REVISION AND ANNUAL EXAM …………
CH: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9.
MARCH

CLASS – XII SUBJECT: PHYSICAL EDUCATION

S.N MONTHS CONTENT ACTIVITY EXAM SYLLABUS
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PERFORM ON THE GROUND
1 APRIL CH1: Management of sporting events [Draw The 400 mt.
Track Events & Field Events]
PERFORM ON THE GROUND
CH2: Children and Women in Sports
2 JUNE [Any One Team Game (Basketball, Volleyball,
Football, Kabaddi, Kho-Kho) ]
P T- I:
CH3: Yoga as Preventive measure for PERFORM ON THE GROUND CH: 1 and 2
3 JULY Lifestyle Disease. [AAHPERD Fitness Test ( any 06)]
CH4: Physical Education & Sports for CWSN
PERFORM ON THE GROUND
CH5: Sports and Nutrition
4 AUGUST [Rikil & Jons : Senior Citizen Fitness Test ,
CH6: Test & Measurement in Sports
(Test & Measurement In Sports)]

Practical HALF YEARLY EXAM:-

5 SEPTEMBER REVISION AND HALF YEARLY EXAM
CH: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6.
PERFORM ON THE GROUND
CH7: Physiology & Injuries In Sports [Any 10 Yoga Asana]
6 OCTOBER
CH8: Bio-mechanics & Sports

CH9: Psychology & Sports MAKE A CHART

7 NOVEMBER
CH10: Training in Sports [B.M.I ( body mass index)]
 8 DECEMBER REVISION

Pre Board
9 JANUARY REVISION + PRE BOARD
Full Course
FEBRUARY
10 AND REVISION AND ANNUAL EXAM
MARCH

CLASS: XII SUBJECT: MATHEMATICS

S.NO MONTHS CONTENT ACTIVITY EXAM SYLLABUS

Activity – 1: To verify that the relation R in the
set A of all lines in a plane, Defined by R =
1 APRIL CH – 3 : Matrices {(l,m):l m}is symbolic but neither Reflexive nor
CH – 4 : Determinants transitive.

Activity – 2: To draw the graph of ,

CH – 1 : Relations and Functions Using the graph of Sin x and demonstrate the
2 JUNE
concept of mirror reflections (About the line
Y=x).

Activity – 3: To find analytically the limit of a

function f(x) at x = c and also to check the
CH – 2 : Inverse Trigonometric functions PT - I :
3 JULY continuity of the function at that point.
CH – 5 : Continuity and Differentiability CH: 2, 3 and 4.
Activity – 4: To understand the concepts
decreasing and increasing functions.

Activity – 5: To construct an open box of

CH – 6 : Applications of Derivatives
4 AUGUST maximum volume from a given rectangular sheet
CH – 7 : Integrals
by cutting equal squares from each corner.

CH – 8 : Applications of Integral
Half Yearly Exam
5 SEPTEMBER - :-
REVISION AND HALF YEARLY EXAM
CH : 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
 Activity – 6: To evaluate the definite integral
CH – 9 : Differential Equations
CH – 10 : Vectors ∫ √ dx as the limit of a sum and verify it
6 OCTOBER by actual integration.
CH – 11 : Three Dimensional
Geometry Activity – 7: To verify geometrically that a
×(b+c) = a×b + a×c
Activity – 8: To represent the equation of a plane
in normal form.
Activity – 9: To measure the shortest distance
between two skew lines and verify it analytically.
7 NOVEMBER CH – 12 : Linear Programming
Activity – 10: To explain the computations of
CH – 13 : Probability
conditional probability of a given event A, When
event B has already occurred through an example
of throwing a pair of dice.

8 DECEMBER REVISION

Pre-Board :-
9 JANUARY REVISION + PRE BOARD CHs: 1 to 13 (full syllabus)

FEBRUARY ANNUAL EXAM:-

10 AND REVISION AND ANNUAL EXAM
MARCH

CLASS-XII SUBJECT: BIOLOGY

S.NO MONTHS CONTENT ACTIVITY EXAM SYLLABUS

(1) Prepare a temporary mount to observe pollen

1 APRIL CH – 1 Sexual reproduction in flowering plants
germination.

CH – 2 Human reproduction (2) Study the plant population density by

2 JUNE
Quadrat method.
(3) Study the plant population Frequency by PT - I :-
CH – 3 Reproductive health
Quadrat Method. CH : 1 , 2
3 JULY CH – 4 Principles of inheritance and variation
(4) Prepare a temporary mount of Onion root tip
CH – 5 Molecular basis of inheritance
to study Mitosis.
 CH – 6 Evolution (5) Flowers adapted to pollination by different
4 AUGUST CH – 7 Human health and diseases agencies. (Wind, Insects, Birds).
CH – 8 Microbes in human welfare
HALF YEARLY EXAM: -
5 SEPTEMBER REVISION AND HALF YEARLY EXAM CH: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
(6) Isolation of DNA from available plant
CH – 9 Biotechnology: principles and material.
6 OCTOBER
processes (7) Pollen germination on stigma through a
CH – 10 Biotechnology and its application permanent slide.
CH – 11 Organisms and Populations (8) Meiosis in Onion in Bud cell.
7 NOVEMBER CH – 12 Ecosystem (9) T.S.of blastula through slide.
CH – 13 Biodiversity and its Conservation (10) Mendelian inheritance, pedigree charts.
REVISION (PRE BOARD)
8 DECEMBER Submission of Lab manual and Projects PRACTICALS PRACTICE & REVISION

PREBOARD :-
9 JANUARY FINAL PRACTICAL & REVISION
COMPLETE SYLLABUS
FEBRUARY
10 AND REVISION AND ANNUAL EXAM
MARCH

CLASS-XII SUBJECT: PHYSICS

S.NO MONTHS CONTENT ACTIVITY EXAM SYLLABUS

Electro Statics - I
CH 1: Electric Charges and fields. Activity – PPT Presentation on electric fields and
1 APRIL
CH 2: Electrostatic and potential and intensity.
capacitance.
Activity - Group discussion on of a Capacitor.
CH 2: Electrostatic and potential and
2 JUNE Practical - Angle of men deviation for a Prism.
capacitance.(Contd.)
 Current electricity - II Practical – 1) Ohm’s Law 2) Meter Bridge
CH 3: Current electricity Activity – To obtain a lens combinations with the
PT-I:
3 JULY Optics – VI specified focal length
CH: 1 and 2.
CH 9: Ray optics and optical instruments. By using the lenses form the given set of lenses.

CH 10: Wave optics. Practical -1) To find the Focal length of a

Unit - IV Concave mirror.
4 AUGUST
CH 6: Electromagnetic induction. 2) To find the focal length of a Convex lens.
CH 7: Alternating current.
-
HALF YEARLY EXAM :
5 SEPTEMBER REVISION AND HALF YEARLY EXAM
CH: 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 9 and 10

Unit – III Activity – 1)To measure the Resistance and

CH 4: Magnetic Effects of Currents impedance of an inductor with or without Iron
6 OCTOBER CH 5: Magnetism and matter. core.
CH 8: Electromagnetic waves 2) To assemble the Components of a given
electrical current
CH 8: Electromagnetic waves(Contd.)
Practical – 1) To determine by half deflection
Unit – VII
method and to find the figure of merit
CH 11- Dual nature of radiation and matter
7 NOVEMBER 2) To draw the I – V Characteristic cure for a
Unit - IX
P – N junction diode in forward and reverse
CH14: Semiconductor Electronics: Materials,
bias.
Devices and Simple Circuits.
Unit – VIII Practical – 1) To verify the laws of combination
CH 12: Atoms (Series|)| of resistance using a meter bridge.
8 DECEMBER CH 13:Nuclie
Activity – To study effect of intensely of light by
varying distance of the source on an LDR
REVISION Pre Board Exam:-
9 JANUARY
CH: 1 to CH 14
REVISION AND ANNUAL EXAM
10 FEBRUARY
 CLASS-XII SUBJECT: CHEMISTRY

S.NO MONTHS CONTENT ACTIVITY EXAM SYLLABUS

CH: 1 Solutions, Practical1: Volumetric Analysis Double titration.

1 APRIL
CH: 2 Electro Chemistry

2 JUNE CH: 6 Halo alkenes & Halo arenas. Double Titration (Continue).

PT - I:
CH: 5 Coordination compounds Practical-2:Salt Analysis: To analyse the given CH -1 , 2 and 3
3 JULY
CH: 3 Chemical kinetics unknown salt for one anion and one cat ion

CH: 4 d and f block Elements,

4 AUGUST Practical-:Salt Analysis(Contd.)
CH: 7Alcohol, Phenols and Ethers

HALF YEARLY EXAM AND PRACTICAL HALF YEARLY EXAM :-

5 SEPTEMBER CH : 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7

CH: 8 Aldehydes, ketones and Carboxylic

Acids Content – based experiments identification of
6 OCTOBER
CH: 9 Amines organic components

CH: 10 Biomolecules (Carbohydrates)

7 NOVEMBER Chromatography

8 DECEMBER
REVISION

PREBOARD :-
9 JANUARY REVISION Complete syllabus and All
Practical’s & project

FEBRUARY
10 AND REVISION AND ANNUAL EXAM
MARCH
 CLASS XII SUBJECT: HINDI
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