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LOYOLA SCHOOL SYLLABUS 2015- 16

STD - 12

ACCOUNTS

Book: NOOTAN ISC ACCOUNTANCY - CLASS XII

Publication – NAGEEN PRAKASHAN PVT. LTD

There will be two papers in the subject.

Paper I – Theory: 3 hours ….80 marks

Paper II – Project Work ….20 marks

PAPER – I (THEORY) – 80 Marks

There will be one paper of 3 hours duration of 80 marks divided into three Section A,B and C.

It will be compulsory for all candidates to attempt Section A.

Section A (60 Marks) will consist of two parts, Part I and Part II and have a total of eight questions.

Part I (12 Marks): will consist of Question 1 (compulsory). This question will include short answer

questions, testing knowledge, application and skills relating to elementary/fundamental aspects. Question

1 will be based on Section A of the syllabus.

Part II(48 Marks): Candidates will be required to answer four questions out of seven from this part.

Each question shall carry 12 marks. Part II will also be based on Section A of the syllabus.

Section B/C (20 marks): Candidates will have a choice of attempting questions either from Section B of

Section C. Candidates will be required to answer two questions out of three from the section of their

choice. Each question shall carry 10 marks.

Class 12 will have 3 weekly tests in the 1st semester and 2 weekly tests in the 2

nd semester.

FIRST SEMESTER

Unit 1 Joint Venture

Unit 2 Partnership Accounts

Unit 6 Ratio Analysis

Unit 8 DBMS

1st Weekly Test Joint Venture

2nd

Weekly Test Fundamentals of Partnership

Admission

Change in profit sharing ratio

3rd

Weekly Test Retirement and death of a partner, Dissolution of a partnership Firm

SECOND SEMESTER

Unit 3 Joint Stock Company Accounts

Unit 4 Financial Statement Analysis

Unit 5 Cash Flow Statement

Unit 7 Accounting Application of Electronic Spread Sheet

1st Test Issue of Shares, Issue of Debentures

2nd

Test Final Accounts and Financial Statement Analysis

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PAPER II- PROJECT WORK-20 marks

Candidates will be expected to have completed two projects from the topics covered in Theory in each

semester.

Mark allocation for each Project [10 marks]

Overall format 1 mark

Content 4 marks

Findings 2 marks

Viva-voice based on the Project only 3 marks

A list of suggested Projects is given below:

1. Preparation of Journal, Ledger, Trial balance and Financial Statements of a partnership form of

business on the basis of a case study.

2. Preparation of a Cash Flow Statement with the help of imaginary Balance Sheets of a company for

two consecutive years could be taken along with a least five additional information (depreciation,

Purchase/ Sale of fixed assets, Dividend paid/proposed., Tax paid/proposed).

3. Preparation of Common Size and Comparative Income Statement and Balance Sheet of a company

by taking into account its audited financial results of two quarters of an accounting year.

4. Taking the audited/unaudited financial results of any leading company, its liquidity, solvency,

turnover and profitability ratios of two years should be calculated and the comparison of the ratios of

both the years should be shown graphically and/or pictorially (bar diagrams, pie charts).

5. Employee Salary Sheet:

i) Design a spreadsheet using the following fields:

Employee’s Name: String Variable of maximum size of 40 characters

Date of Joining: Date in English U.K. format

Basic Salary: upto 2 places after decimal, Calculate their net salary using the Employee’s data

[Feed in random data for 20 to 25 employees].

ii) Important Instructions:

Dearness Allowance (DA) is paid @ 45% of Basic Salary.

House Rent Allowance (HRA) is paid 15% of (Basic Salary + DA)

City Compensatory Allowance (CCA) is paid @ 8.3% of (Basic Salary + DA+HRA)

Provident Fund (PF) is deducted @ 12 % of (Basic Salary + DA)

Income Tax (IT) is deducted @ 10 % of (Basic Salary + DA + HRA + CCA)

Net Salary is summation of Basic Salary + DA + HRA + CCA less PF and IT

iii) Save your worksheet on the desktop as Employee Salary.

iv) Print a Hard Copy of your work and close the file.

6. Revenue and Commission Statement

Prepare a Spreadsheet for a certain Company which pays a commission based upon books sold.

Prepare revenue and commission statement based upon the following information:

Name of Salesperson Number of Soft Cover Books Number of Hard Cover Book

Sold

Suresh Mehta 1546 360

Gladstone David 1788 315

Manish Arora 1340 294

Manmeet Singh 990 450

VineetSaighal 1105 689

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Assumption:

Price of Hard Cover books: @ Rs. 34.45 per Book

Price of Soft Cover books: @ 22.05 per book

Commission on Hard Cover Books: 9.0%

Commission on Soft Cover Books: 12%

Prepare a spreadsheet showing your calculation to determine:

i) Revenue (Hard Cover Books and Soft Cover Books)

ii) Total Revenue

iii) Commission (Hard Cover Books and Soft Cover Books)

iv) Total Commission

v) Create a Chart (any style) showing the above information.

Open the original page (with lines and shading) as well as a formula page. (The entire formula

must been shown

Use “=round ( .0)” where applicable so that all columns add correctly.

7. Spreadsheet on Outstanding Report

Prepare and Present a Spreadsheet for a list of outstanding notes receivable each month. The

information a particular month is as follows:

Use the following financial information:

Face Value Interest Rate Other details

0 10.8% Late Penalty: 11%

500 9.2% Report date: July 30,2011

1000 8.96% Days/year: 365

Note Number Face Value Period Days Issue Date

1 `. 525 90 7/2/2011

2 `. 612 60 14/3/2011

3 `. 210 45 19/5/2011

4 `.800 120 10/6/2011

5 `.1469 30 24/6/2011

Show the Interest rate, Days outstanding, Interest earned, Late Penalty and Total due.

Use appropriate Lines and Shading to make the report interesting and easy to read. Use two places

after the decimals where appropriate.

Prepare a chart to show the above information.

8. Database Management

i) Create a Database with a least 10 records with each record having the following fields:

Employees Details: PAN Number, Name, Address and Phone Number.

ii) Sort the names in alphabetical order:

The Employee database has another table called Load Details that stores the details of load taken

by various employees. Create a query that a list of employees names along with loan details.

The loan details table has following fields:

Loan Amount, Loan Date, Interest Rate, Amount Paid and Amount Balance.

iii) Create a Report as per the format given below:

Employee loan Details:

Emp. No Emp. Name Loan

Amount

Loan

Date

Amount

Paid

Balance Amount

Decide tables, relationships etc. on your own.

9. Database Management:

i) Create an Accounts Table by following the steps given below:

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a) Click on the new button and highlight Design View in the dialog box that appears.

b) Click the OK button and the Table design view will appear.

c) Fill in the Field Name, Data Type and Description for each column/field in the Account

table.

Field Name Data Type Description

Customer ID Number The Unique Identifier for a Customer

Account No Number The Unique Identifier for a bank Account

Account Type Text The type of account (Checking Saving etc.)

Date Opened Date The date the account was opened

Balance Number The Current balance (money) in this account.

ii) Define a Primary key for the accounts table.

Click on the Account Number field with the right mouse button and choose Primary Key from the

pop-up menu.

iii) Save the new Account Table.

10. Select Grade Card

i) Make a Spreadsheet of a Selection Grading Chart using the following details:

Candidate’s name: String Type

Test 1: Integer type

Test 2: Integer type

Test 3: Integer type

Test 4: Integer type

The Worksheet format is as follows:

S.N Name of the

Candidate

Test-1 (Max

25 Mks)

Test-2 (Max

25 Mks)

Test-3 (Max

25 Mks)

Test – 4

(Max 25

Mks)

1 Alfired 24 22 18 23

2 Shankar Pandey 17 20 17 20

3 Ali Hassan Raja 22 19 20 14

4 P. Sabba 20 19 19 17

5 SushantoMukerjee 19 21 24 22

ii) Compute the percentage for each candidate’s total. Show the total score and the

percentage for each candidate.

iii) Create a header for the Chart. Include your name.

iv) Save your work on the desktop as merit-Project.

v) Print a hard copy of your work and close the file.

NOTE: No question paper for Practical work will be set by the Council.

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Std. XII

Commerce Text Book – ISC Commerce, Vol II – C.B. Gupta (S.Chand & Co. Pvt. Ltd)

1st Semester:

Chapter No: Topics

1. Business Enviroment

2. Capital – Fixed and working

3. Sources of finance for a joint stock company.

4. Banking – latest trends

5. Management – meaning, nature and importance

6. Principles of management

7. Functions of management and co-orination

8. Planning

Unit Test : There will be three unit tests.

Project : Refer to the ISC syllabus. One project has to be done from any

of the topics mentioned in the ISC syllabus.

2nd

Semester:

Chapter No: Topics

9. Organising

10. Staffing

11. Directing

12. Controlling

13. Marketing – concept and functions

14. Marketing mix

15. Consumer protection

Unit Test : There will be two unit tests

Project : One project has to be done from any of the topics mentioned in

the ISC syllabus and not done in the 1st Semester.

Mark allocation for each project (10 marks)

Overall format 1 mark

Content 4 marks

Findings 2 marks

Viva – Voce based on the project 3 marks

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Class 12

Bengali

Text Books: 1. Rajarshi , by Rabindranath Thakur, A to Z Book Concern

2. Gadya Bichitra, Bholanath Ghosh & Mahesweta devi, Oxford University Press

3. Kavita Bichitra Part – 2 [ Ed. Ghosh & Devi ]

I Semester: [ 40 Marks Class 11 and 60 Marks 1st Semester]

1. Rajashi - Chapter 26 - 35

2. Kavya Vichitra - Jiban Bhiksha, Aboltabol, Banalata Sen, Paraparer Kamana.

3. Gadya Vichitra - Sekaler Sukh Dukha, Sabhyatar Sankat, Bartaman Bharat.

Weekly test I – Rajashi - Chapter 26 – 35, Jiban Bhiksha, Paraparer Kamana,

Weekly test II –Sabhyatar Sankat, Sekaler Sukh Dukha,

Weekly test III –Aboltabol, Banalata Sen, Bartaman Bharat

Suggested Project – Most homes would be a lot better without a Television Set- Write your views for or

against the statement.

II Semester: ( Entire Portion )

1. Rajashi - Chapter 36 - 44

2. Kavya Vichitra - Jiban Bandana. Asia, Agami

3. Gadya Vichitra - Phuler Mulya, Bangla Sahitya O Chaatra Samaj, Punyasmrriti.

Weekly test I – Rajashi - Chapter 36 – 44, Jiban Bandana. Asia

Weekly test II – Agami, Phuler Mulya ,Bangla Sahitya O Chaatra Samaj, Punyasmrriti

Suggested Project – An event that has changed my life. (Pictorial Essay)

Assessment -11 and 12

Part I: Internal Assessment [30 Marks]

1. Weekly Test - 20 Marks

2. General Behaviour, Class Participation, Home Work/Class Work - 5 Marks

3. Project / Book Review - 5 Marks

Part II: Semester Exam. [100 marks, to be converted to 70 marks]

Question pattern & Distribution of Marks – As per Council Direction.

Std. XII will have only two weekly tests in the second semester.

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CLASS XII

Computers

(Please see ISC Syllabus 2016 for details)

SECTION TERM I TERM II

A Boolean Algebra Computer Hardware

B 1. Objects & Classes

2. Primitive values,

Wrapper classes, Types & casting

3. Variables & Expressions

4. Statements, Control structure &

scope

5. Functions/Methods

6. Compiling & running Java

program

7. Arrays & Strings

8. Recursion

9. Exception Handling

1. Java classes :An OOP

perspective

2. Operation on Files

C Concept of Inheritance

Computational Complexity

1. Simple Data Structure

2. Recursive Data Structure

Semester I-

WT I- Boolean WTII-Functions WTIII- Inheritence

Semester II-

WT I-hardware WTII-Files

(Examination pattern as per Council)

Assesment- XI/XII

THE PATTERN FOR STD XI /XII WILL REMAIN EXACTLY AS PER THE GUIDELINES OF THE

COUNCIL.

THEORY EXAM -100 MARKS

PRACTICAL EXAM- 100 MARKS

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STD. XII

ECONOMICS

BOOK: FRANK ISC ECONOMICS By D.K. SETHI & V. ANDREW. VOL. II

PUBLICATION: Frank Bros & Co – Revised Edition 2014

There will be two papers in the subject.

Paper I = Theory 3 hrs 80 marks

Paper II = project work 20 marks

1ST

SEMESTER.

Sl. No. Chapter No. Topic

1. 2. Demand and Law of demand.

2. 3. Theory of consumer behavior

Marginal Utility and Indifference curve analysis.

3. 4. Elasticity of Demand

4. 5. Supply: Law of supply and Price Elasticity of supply.

5. 6. Market mechanism: Equilibrium Price and quantity in a

Competitive market.

6. 7. Laws of Returns

7. 8. Cost and Revenue Analysis

8. 9. Forms of Market

9. 10. Producers Equilibrium

10. 11. Determination of Equilibrium Price and output under

Perfect Competition

11. 12. Theory of Income and Employment (upto Pg 209)

First Weekly Test

Ch. No

2. Demand and Law of demand.

3. Theory of consumer behavior.

4. Elasticity of Demand

5. Supply

Second Weekly Test

6. Market mechanism.

7. Laws of Returns

8. Cost and Revenue Analysis

9. Forms of Market

Third Weekly Test

10. Producers Equilibrium

11. Determination of Equilibrium Price and output under Perfect Competition

12. Theory of Income and Employment (upto Pg No. 209)

2nd

SEMESTER.(from Pg. 210)

Sl. No. Chapter No. Topic

12. 12. Theory of Income and Employment (from Pg. 210).

13. 13. Money: Meaning and Functions.

14. 14. Banks: Commercial Bank and Central Bank

15. 15. Balance of Payment and Exchange Rate.

16. 16. Fiscal Policy

17. 17. Government Budget

18. 18. National Income and Circular flow of Income

19. 19. National Income Aggregates

20. 20. Method of Measuring National Income

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First Weekly Test

Ch. No

12. Theory of Income and Employment (from Pg. 210).

13. Money: Meaning and Functions.

14. Banks: Commercial Bank and Central Bank

15. Balance of Payment and Exchange Rate.

16. Fiscal Policy

Second Weekly Test

17. Government Budget

18. National Income and Circular flow of Income

19. National Income Aggregates

20. Method of Measuring National Income

N:B Std. XII will have only two weekly tests in the 2nd

Semester.

DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS

For Semester Exam.

There will be one paper of 3hrs duration of 80 marks (As per council pattern)

Weekly test There will be three weekly tests of 10 marks each, duration 30 minutes.

(Calculate average of 3 weekly tests)

Full marks 10 = (Avg. of 3 tests) = 10 marks

Regularity, Responsiveness, Discipline in the class = 03 marks

Class work/ Home work = 02 marks

Project work = 05 marks

Total = 20 marks

Question pattern for weekly tests.

Short Answer questions 2x2 = 04 marks

Long answer questions 3x2 = 06 marks

= 10 marks

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Class 12

English Language

Text Books: Total English (11) – A Textbook of ISC, Pamela & Xavier Pinto, Morning Star

I Semester: Refer to ISC March 2016 Regulations & Syllabuses Booklet.

Weekly Test: 1

st weekly test : Transformation

2nd

weekly test : Comprehension

3rd

weekly test: Report Writing, Preposition & Tenses

II Semester:

Weekly Test: 1

st weekly test : Transformation

2nd

weekly test : Comprehension, Report Writing & Preposition & Tenses

[Assessment pattern for Language see above]

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Class 12

English Literature

FIRST SEMESTER

DRAMA :Much Ado About Nothing – Act IV

Poetry : (a) Enterprise

(b) Five Ways to Kill a Man

(c) Father returning Home

Prose : (a) A Very Old Man With Enormous Wings

(b) The Lumber Room

(c) One Thousand Dollars

Weekly Tests

1st weekly test - Enterprise

2nd

weekly test - The Lumber Room

3rd weekly test - Much Ado About Nothing (Act IV Sc. I) N.B: The syllabus includes the entire portion of Std. XI and that of 1

st semester of Std. XII

Distribution of Marks: 70+30=100

N.B.: Theory papers will be conducted for 100 marks, which will be converted to 70

for the internal examinations. (The 100 marks theory paper will cover 40 marks

from Std. 11 portion and 60 marks from the 1st semester portion of Std. 12)

Question Pattern: as per Council directive

Refer to ISC March 2016 Regulations & Syllabuses Booklet.

Distribution of 30 Marks

Three weekly Tests (3 x 10 ÷ 3 = 10) - 10

Regularity, punctuality, cleanliness, spoken English - 5

General behaviour - 5

(listens attentively and follows directions, tries

His/her best, respectful, cooperation, cares for school

property, asks question & seeks answers, begins work

promptly ).

Regular C.W. & H.W. copy evaluation - 5

Project/participation in school activities - 5

(Debate, Sports, Quiz, etc.)

SECOND SEMESTER

DRAMA : Much Ado About Nothing – Act V

Poetry : (a) Phenomenal Woman

(b) Breaking Out

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Prose : (a) The Drover’s Wife

(b) Old Love

Weekly Test

1st - Phenomenal Woman

2nd - Much Ado About Nothing (Act V Sc. I & II)

N.B: The syllabus includes the entire portion of Std. XI and Std. XII.

Question Pattern as per Council direction.

Distribution of Marks: 70+30=100

N.B.: Theory papers will be conducted for 100 marks, which will be converted to 70

for the internal examinations.

Distribution of 30 Marks

2 or 3 Weekly Tests (2 or 3 x 10 ÷ 3 = 10) - 10

Regularity, punctuality, cleanliness, spoken English - 5

General behaviour - 5

(listens attentively and follows directions, tries

His/her best, respectful, cooperation, cares for school

property, asks question & seeks answers, begins work

promptly ).

Regular C.W. & H.W. copy evaluation - 5

Project/participation in school activities - 5

(Debate, Sports, Quiz, etc.)

Class 12: Portion for I Semester: 30 marks from Class 11+ 70 marks from I Semester of Class 12. For II

Semester the whole portion included.

Question Paper as per Council Pattern.

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Class 12

Hindi

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Class 12: Proton for I Semester 30 marks form Class 11+70 marks from I Semester of Class 12. For II Semester

the whole portion included.

Question paper as per Council Pattern.

(Assessment pattern as above)

Assessment 11 & 12:

Part I : Internal Assessment (30 marks)

2 or 3 Weekly Test of 20 marks each, Average of all tests. - 20 marks

General behaviour and code of conduct: - 5 marks

Participation in extra & co- curricular activities (elocution, story telling, quiz, etc ) - 5 marks

Part II: Semester Exams (70 Marks- Examination taken for 100 marks and converted into 70)

Class 11: Portion for I Semester as prescribed. For II Semester 30 marks from I Semester+70

marks from II Semester.

Question Paper as per Council Pattern.

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Std. XII

Maths

Text book – Understanding ISC Mathematics – by M.L. Aggarwal

1st Semester Section A Chapter

1. Determinants

2. Matrices

5. Inverse Trigonometric functions

6. Differentiation

7. Indeterminate forms

8. Mean Value theorems, Maxima and minima

9. Integration

10. Definite integrals

12. Correlation and Regression

Section B 1. Vectors

2. Straight lines in space

3. planes

Section C 1. Discount

2. Annuities

3. Linear programming

Weekly Tests: I Determinants

II Matrices, inverse trigonometric functions

III Differentiation

2nd

Semester Section A Chapter

3. Boolean Algebra

4. Conics

11. Applications of Definite integrals

13. Probability

14. Complex Numbers

15. Differential equations

Section B Chapter

4. Probability

Section C Chapter

4. Applications of Derivatives in Commerce and Economcis

5. Index Numbers and moving averages

Weekly Tests: I Conics, Boolean Algebra

II Application of Definite integrals, Complex numbers

Portion for Semester Exams

1st Semester: As prescribed for the semester

2nd

Semester: The whole portion of the year

Question paper : Based on ISC pattern

Topics to be covered from each and every chapter (Refer March 2014 - 15 ISC syllabus)

Assessment : Part I: Internal Assessment [30 marks]

1) Weekly Tests (average of all tests) 20 marks

2) Extra curricular /club activities/projects – 5 marks

3) Attendance and general behaviour – 5 marks

Part II: Semester Exams [70 marks]

Exams will be conducted for 100 marks and will be converted into 70 marks.

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Class 12

Physics Text Book- ISC Physics for Class 12, by Vivekanandan and D.K. Banerjee – S. Chand Publications

I Semester:

Section - A: 1. Electrostatics, 2. Current Electricity, 3. Magnesism

Section - B: Ray Optics and optical instruments

Section - C: 1. Atoms, 2. Nuclei, 3. Nuclear energy

Weekly Tests:

1st Weekly Test: Electrostatics

2nd

Weekly Test: i. Current electricity, ii. Magnetism

3rd

Weekly Test: Ray optics and optical instruments ,Atoms,

II Semester:

Section - A: 1. Electromagnetism, 2. Alternating Current Circuits

Section - B: 1. Wave Optics

Section – C: 1. Electrons and photons, 2. Semiconductor devices, 3. Communication systems.

Weekly Tests:

1st Weekly Test: Electro magnetism, Alternating current

2nd

Weekly Test: Wave optics + Semi Conductors

Portion for Semester Exams:

I Semester: As prescribed for the Semester.

II Semester: The whole portion of the year.

Question pattern based on council Pattern.

Assesment 11 & 12:

Part I: Internal Assessment [30 Marks]

3 or 2 Weekly Tests of 10 marks – Average of all tests 10 marks

Practical Work 10 marks

Practical Notebook 10 marks

Part II: Semester Exams [70 Marks]

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Class 12

Chemistry

Text Book: ISC Chemistry for Class 12, by Dr. R.D. Madan and B.S. Bisth, S.Chand & Co.,

Edition-2011

I Semester:

1: Relative molecular mass and mole, 3: Chemical Kinetics, 4: Chemical equilibria, 5: Ionic equilibria, 7:

Coordination compounds, 8: Chemistry of p-block elements, 9: Preparation/ Manufacture, properties and

uses of compounds of gr 16, 17: Ozone Sulphur dioxide, Sulphuric acid and Hydrochloric acid,

11: Alcohols and phenols, 12: Ethers and carbonyl compounds, 16: Isomerism

Weekly Tests:

1st Weekly Test: Chapter 1, 3

2nd

Weekly Test: Chapter 4, 5 and 7

3rd

Weekly Test: Chapter 11, 12

II Semester:

2: State of matter, Structure and properties of solid state, 6: Electro-Chemistry, 10: Chemistry of

transition and inner transition elements - d-block-3d, 4d, and 5d-series; f-block-4f and 5f series,

13: Carboxylic acid and acid derieavatives, 14: Cyanides, Isocyanide, Nitro compounds and Amines,

17: Biomolecules, 15: Polymers

Weekly Tests:

1st Weekly Test: Chapter 2, 6

2nd

Weekly Test: Chapter 10,13

Portion for Semester Exams:

I Semester: As prescribed for the Semester.

II Semester: The whole portion of the year.

Question pattern based on ISC Pattern.

Assessment 11 & 12:

Part I: Internal Assessment [30 Marks]

3 or 2 Weekly Tests of 10 marks – Average of all tests 10 marks

(Objective – 4 marks & Short Type 6 marks)

Practical Work 10 marks

Practical Notebook 10 marks

Part II: Semester Exams [70 Marks]

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Class – 12 Biology

Text Book : ISC BIOLOGY FOR CLASS 12 PUBLISHERS : S. CHAND & CO. P.S. VERMA & B.P. PANDEY

SEMESTER I SECTION - A 1. ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF LIFE

(i) Origin of Life (ii) Theories of Evolution

SECTION – B 2. MULTICELLULARITY A. Plants

i) Tissues (T.S. of young dicot and monocot stem and root, V.S. of dicot and monocot leaf etc.)

ii) Absorption and movement of water in plants. iii) Photosynthesis

SECTION – C 3. GENETICS: (i) Fundamentals of Genetics

(ii) Mendel’s Experiments with peas 4. APPLICATIONS OF BIOLOGY: (i) Crop improvement

(ii) Biotic community (iii) Biodiversity today (ix) Animal Husbandry

WEEKLY TESTS: 1st Weekly Test 1) (i), (ii), 2. (i) 2nd Weekly Test 2) (ii), (iii), 4. (i), (ii) 3rd Weekly Test 3) (i), (ii), 4. (iii), (ix) SEMESTER II SECTION - B 2. MULTICELLULARITY: A. Plants

(iv) Reproduction and development in angiosperms. (v) Differentiation and organ formation. B. Animals Reproduction (human)

SECTION – C 1. GENETICS (iii) Genes : Packaging of hereditary material in chromosomes.

(iv) Recombinant DNS technology and its Applications. 2. APPLICATIONS OF BIOLOGY:

iv) Biofertilisers v) Human Diseases vi) Adolescent issues vii) Biomedical Engineering viii) Human Population.

WEEKLY TESTS: 1st Weekly Test . 2 (A) (iv), (v), 2 (B)

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2nd Weekly Test . 3 (iii), (iv), 4. (iv), (v), (vii) PORTION FOR SEMESTER EXAMINATION I SEMESTER : As prescribed for the semester II SEMESTER : The whole portion of the year. ASSESSMENT 11 & 12:

PART I Internal Assessment [30 Marks]

3 or 2 Weekly Tests of 10 marks – Average of all tests - 10 Marks Practical Work - 10

Marks Practical Note book - 10

Marks PART II SEMESTER EXAM [70 Marks] Question paper will be as per Council Pattern

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Class XII

Value Education

Note: Moral Science or Value Education cannot be Evaluated thro a set of Question and Answers. The

teacher should understand each chapter and reflect on the issues before it is taught. Std. XI and XII

students can ask very "tricky" questions. At times, these are no real solutions for these dilemmas. A

teacher can make the students to reflect, be aware and find their own answers. The Teacher should

handle them delicately. Instead of rushing thru the syllabus, the teacher should deal a few key issues of

each chapter "in depth", and encourage students to conclude for themselves. The seeds sown now

hopefully will bear fruits when they are mature citizens.

Final aim of value education is formation of a "Good Conscience," imbibing a sense of "care for others"

and "sensitivity" to fellow humans which is the ultimate test.

Text Book: Standout among the Rest, by Fr. Norbert Menezes SJ, Prabhat Prakashan

1st Semester: Chapters 1 - 8

1. Holding a Congenial Conversation

2. The Art of Giving and receiving Compliments

3. Delivering a Successful thank you speech

4. Shake off your Shyness

5. Effectively Obtaining Information Over the phone

6. Check Your Cell-phone Etiquette

7. Developing your Likeability Factor

8. Being Calm in a Stressful Situation

9. Participating In and Leading a Group Discussion

10. Awaken the Leader in You

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nd Semester: Chapter 11 - 20

11. Coping with Anger

12. Making Better Decisions

13. Queue Etiquette

14. Becoming a Team player

15. Setting Personal Boundaries

16. Giving and Receiving Feedback

17. Achieving more with focus

18. Learning from your mistakes

19. Creating waves by becoming socially Savvy

20. Developing the mindset of a Champion