SYLLABUS FOR FIRST TERM EXAMINATION (2025-2026)

CLASS XI
SL. SUBJECTS SYLLABUS
NO.
1. ENGLISH LANGUAGE Composition (all types), Directed Writing- a)
Newspaper Report, Feature Article, Book Review,
Statement of Purpose
b) Proposal Writing
Grammar, Comprehension
2. ENGLISH LITERATURE DRAMA
Macbeth- Act 1 Scene 1- Act 1 Scene 6
PROSE
A Living God
The Great Automatic Grammatizator
POEM
Abhisara- the Tryst
Why I Like the Hospital
Sonnet 116.
3. BENGALI প্রথম পর্বরে পরীক্ষার পাঠক্রম:
* গদ্য :
১) জ াডাসাাঁর্ ার ধার্র - অবনীন্দ্রনাথ ঠা ু র
২) ঠা ু রদ্া - রবীন্দ্রনাথ ঠা ু র
৩) তার্সর ঘর - তারাশঙ্কর বর্্যাপাধযায়
* পদ্য -
১) ওরা া র্র - রবীন্দ্রনাথ ঠা ু র
২) পুব-পশ্চিম - অচিন্ত্য ু মার জসনগুপ্ত
৩) বর্ পচরিয়
ে - তরুর্ সানযাল
• জ াচন- মচত ন্ী - ১ম, ২য়, ৩য় পচরর্েদ্
* বযা রর্ ও চনচমচতে (Grammar & Composition) - As
per ISC syllabus.
4. HINDI Prose
1.पु त्र प्रे म
2.गौरी
3.शरणागत
Poem
1.साखी
2.एक फूल की चाह
3.आ: धरती ककतना दे ती है
Novel
सारा -आकाश (अं क 1- 5 तक)
Language
1.कनबंध लेखन /कहानी लेखन
2.अपकित गद्ांश
3.मुहावरा (1-85)
4.अशुद्ध वाक्यं कय शुद्ध करना

5. PHYSICS 1)Dimensions
2)Vectors& Relative Velocity
 3)Motion in 1D
4)Projectiles[2D]
5)Force & Friction
6)Moment, Impulse, Collision
7)Work, Power, Energy
8)Circular Motion
9)Centre of Mass
10)Rotational Motion
11)Fluid Mechanics [Viscosity]
12)Error Analysis, Significant Figures

6. CHEMISTRY 1. Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry

2. Structure of Atom
3. Classification of elements and Periodicity in
Properties
4. Chemical Bonding and Molecular structure
5. Redox Reactions
6. Organic Chemistry- some basic concepts, principles
and techniques.
7. CORE MATHEMATICS 1) Quadratic Equation
2) Inequation
3) Complex Number
4) Angle and Arc length
5) Trigonometric Function
6) Associated Angle
7) Compound Angle
8) Sums and product
9) Multiple Angles and Sub-Multiple angles
10) The points and co-ordinates
11) Straight lines
12) Locus
13) Circles
14) Sets
15) Relations and Functions

Viva -
Project and Trigonometry formula (Up to multiple
angle)
8. BIOLOGY 1. THE LIVING WORLD
2. BIOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION
3. PLANT KINGDOM
4. MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS
5. ANATOMY OF FLOWERING PLANTS
6. BREATHING AND EXCHANGE OF GASES
7. BODY FLUIDS AND CIRCULATION
8. ANIMAL KINGDOM
9. CELL: THE UNIT OF LIFE
10. CELL CYCLE AND CELL DIVISION
11. LOCOMOTION AND MOVEMEMT
9. COMPUTER SCIENCE Chapter 1 : Data Representation
Chapter 2 : Propositional Logic and Hardware
Chapter 4: Introducing Java
Chapter 5: Java Fundamentals
Chapter 6: Flow of Control
 Chapter 8: Functions(Methods)
[ Except recursion ]
Chapter 11: Arrays
10. PSYCHOLOGY Chapter 1- The Subject Psychology
Chapter 2- Methods of Psychology
Chapter 5- Learning
Chapter 6- Remembering and Forgetting

Practical - On Proactive Inhibition

11. SOCIOLOGY 1.Origin and Development of Sociology and
Anthropology
2. Research Methodology
3. Basic Concepts
Project & Viva : The problem of Child Labour in India
12. HISTORY INDIAN HISTORY
1. Emergence of the Colonial Economy
(i) Development of the means of transport and
communication.
Transportation: a brief look at the development of
the railways.
(ii) Effect of British revenue policy: Impact on
peasants and artisans Disruption of the traditional
economy.
A general account of the impact of the British
revenue policies on peasants and artisans.
(iii) Development of modern industries.
An account of the growth of large scale machine
based industries in western India, its economic
impact.
(iv) Colonial Forest Policy - impact on local
communities.
An overview of the 19th century Colonial Forest
Policy. Political and economic impact of the
Colonial Forest Policy on local communities.

2. Social Movements
(i) Struggle against caste – Jyotirao Phule,
Narayan Guru, Veerasalingam.
A brief outline of their contributions to Indian
society.
(ii) The Women’s Question
Women’s condition in India in the 19th century.
Features of the following Acts: Abolition of Sati
(1829), Widow Remarriage (1856), Female
Infanticide Prevention (1870) and Age of Consent
(1891) - their impact on Indian women.

3. Protest Movements against Colonial Rule

Circumstances that led to different protest
movements: the Indigo Uprising (1859), Deccan
riots (1875), Munda Uprising (1899-1900) and the
impact on the colonial policies

WORLD HISTORY
 7. World War I: Causes, events leading to it; Peace
settlements
(i) Main long-term causes: alliance system,
imperialism, militarism (arms race), nationalism.
Main short-term causes: events from 1908 to 1914.
(ii) Paris Peace Settlements-Changes in the map of
Europe; critical evaluation of the Treaty of
Versailles.

8. The Great Depression

(i) Causes leading to the Wall Street Crash of 1929
and its impact on the economy of USA, Germany &
Japan.
(ii)Roosevelt and the New Deal – (a) Aims (b)
Measures taken.

10. Rise of Fascism under Mussolini in Italy (1919-

39)
(i) Post-War discontent and the rise to power of
Benito Mussolini.
Conditions which gave rise to Fascism; a brief
chronological account of the events which brought
Mussolini to power from the election of 1921 to the
march on Rome in October 1922.
(ii) Main features of Mussolini's domestic policy.
Critical appraisal of Mussolini’s policies
particularly his economic policy.

PROJECT&VIVA: Listen to the tales the track tell

OR One track, Infinite tales (Development of the
means of transport)
13. GEOGRAPHY Unit-II
1. Interior of the earth
2. Rocks
3. Endogenous processes and associated landforms
4. Exogenous processes and associated landforms
5. Fluvial processes and associated landforms
6. Glacial processes and associated landforms
Unit-III
7. Composition and structure of the atmosphere
8. Insolation and temperature
Unit-IV
9. Submarine relief
10. Temperature, Salinity and density of ocean
water
Unit-V
11. Biosphere
12. Biodiversity

Map pointing: (As done in class)

a) Mountains,
b) Plateaus,
c) Water bodies,
d) Rivers
 Viva Topic: Statistical Diagrams and
project.
14. POLITICAL SCIENCE SECTION A

1. Introduction to Political Science and State

2. The Origin of the State
3. Law
4. Liberty
5. Equality
SECTION B
6. Disintegration of the Soviet Union
7. Unipolar World
Viva Topic: Rise of terrorism in South Asia
and the Crisis of Human Rights (Based on
their own file).
15. ACCOUNTS 1. INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING
2. BASIC ACCOUNTING TERMS
3. GENRALLY ACCEPTED ACCOUNTING
PRINCIPLES(GAAP) AND BASIC
ACCOUNTING
CONCEPTS
4. BASES OF ACCOUNTING
5. ACCOUNTING EQUATION (ONLY
THEORY)
6. JOURNAL (WITH AND WITHOUT GST)
7. SUB-DIVISION OF JOURNAL
8. LEDGER (WITH AND WITHOUT GST)
9. TRIAL BALANCE
10. CASH BOOK
11. PETTY CASH BOOK
12. BANK RECONCILIATION STATEMENT
Viva Syllabus- First Term Project along with
the chapters- Journal, Ledger and Trial
Balance.
16. COMMERCE 1. Classification of human activities-
economic and non-economic
2. Nature and objectives of business.
3. Classification of business activities.
4. Introduction to business organizations
5. Sole Trader
6. Partnership
7. Joint stock company
 8. Types of companies
9. Cooperative Organisation
10. Social Responsibility of Business and
Business Ethics.
11. World Trade Organisation
12. Business Risks and Insurance
13. Types of Insurance
Viva Syllabus – First Term project and
Partnership chapter
17. BUSINESS STUDIES CHAPTER 1 – BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
CHAPTER 2 – ENTREPRENEURSHIP
CHAPTER 3 – BUSINESS RISKS AND CAUSES
OF FAILURE
CHAPTER 7 – AUTOMATION AT
WORKPLACES
VIVA SYLLABUS – FIRST TERM PROJECT
18. APPLIED MATHEMATICS 1.Sets
2.Relation and Functions
3.Trigonometry
4.Complex Number
5.Quadratic Equations (including
inequality)
6.Straight Lines (including locus)
7.Circles
8.Statistical Methods (Measures of
Dispersion)
9.Correlation Analysis
10.Linear Regression

VIVA Topic-
Project and Trigonometry formula ( Upto
multiple angle)
19. ECONOMICS 1. Basic concepts of Economics
2. Basic problems of an Economy
3. Types of Economies
4. Solutions to the basic economic
problems under different Economic System
5. Definition of Economics
6. Growth and Development
7. Parameters of Development
 8. Sustainable Development
9. Definition, scope, importance and
limitations of statistics
10. Collection, organization and
presentation of data
11. Measures of Central Value

Viva Topic: Project1: Study of consumer

awareness amongst households.
20. LEGAL STUDIES 1. Basic features of the Indian Constitution
& the Constitutional Courts
2.Law and Jurisprudence
3.Family Law and Marriage under Hindu
Law
4.The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita
(BNSS), 2023

Topic of VIVA-
‘Structure of Judiciary in India’
21. HOME SCIENCE 🔸UNIT 1: CONCEPT AND SCOPE OF HOME
SCIENCE
🔸UNIT 2: FOOD AND NUTRITION
🔸UNIT 3: STORAGE AND PRESERVATION
OF FOOD
🔸UNIT 4: RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
22. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 1. Modes of Existence
2. Ecology
3. Legal regimes for sustainable
development
4. Technology and environment
23. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Section – A
Chapter : 1
Concept of physical education
Chapter : 2
Individual aspects and group dynamics
Chapter : 3
Effects of physical exercise on human body systems

Section – B
1. Football ⚽⚽⚽
2. Basketball🏀🏀🏀
 PRACTICAL :
1. Physical efficiency test
2. Skill test (basketball and
football)
24. ART PAPER I – STILL LIFE
PAPER IV – COMPOSITION
PAPER V(A) - CRAFT
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Students will be notified of any change accordingly.