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Syllabus Std. XII (Session 2017-2018) 1

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Syllabus Std. XII (Session 2017 – 2018) 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: 1st weekly test : Transformation 2nd weekly test : Comprehension

3rd weekly test: Report Writing, Preposition & Tenses

II Semester: Weekly Test: 1st weekly test : Transformation 2nd weekly test : Comprehension, Report Writing & Preposition & Tenses

[Assessment pattern for Language see above]

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 1st 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


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

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



(listens attentively and follows directions, tries His/her best, respectful, cooperation, cares for school

property, asks question & seeks answers, begins work

promptly ).




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. QuestionPaper as per Council Pattern.

(For ISC – 2019) (2018-19)

FIRST SEMESTER

DRAMA :The Tempest – Act iv

Poetry : (a) The Darkling Thrush – Thomas Hardy

(b) The Spider and the Fly – Mary B. Howitt (c) John Brown – Bob Dylan

Prose (Echoes) : (a) Salvatore – W. SomersetMaugham (b) The Story of an Hour – Kate Chopin

(c) Quality – John Galsworthy Weekly Tests

1st weekly test - The Tempest 2nd weekly test - The Darkling Thrush

3rd weekly test - The Story of an Hour

N.B:The syllabus includes the entire portion of Std. XI and that of 1st 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


Distribution of 30 Marks Three weekly Tests (3 x 10 ÷ 3 = 10) - 10




His/her best, respectful, cooperation, cares for school property, asks question & seeks answers, begins work

promptly ).




SECOND SEMESTER DRAMA : The Tempest – Act v

Poetry : (a) Birches – Robert Frost

(Reverie) (b) We are the Music Makers – A.W.E. O’Shaughnessy

Prose : (a) The Chinese Statue _ Jeffrey Archer (Echoes) (b) The Singing Lesson – Katherine Mansfield

Weekly Test 1st - The Singing Lesson

2nd - We are the Music Makers

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




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

property, asks question & seeks answers, begins work promptly ).





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. QuestionPaper as per Council Pattern.

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Mathematics

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

1st Semester

Section A

Ch.1 Relations and functions Ch.2 Inverse Trigonometric functions

Ch.3 Matrices Ch.4 Determinants

Ch.5 Continuity and Differentiability Ch.10 Probability

Section B

Ch.1 Vectors

Section C

Ch.1 Application of calculus in commerce and Economics

Weekly Tests: 1) Relations and functions

2) Inverse Trigonometric functions, Matrices

3) Determinants, Continuity and Differentiability


2nd

Semester

Section A

Ch.6 Indeterminate forms Ch. 7 Application of Derivatives

Ch. 8 Integrals Ch. 9 Differential equations

Section B

Ch. 2 Three dimensional Geometry

Ch. 3 Application of integrals

Section C

Ch.2 Linear Regression

Ch.3 Linear Programming

Weekly Tests: 1) Indeterminate forms , Application of Derivatives

2) Integrals

Assessment pattern for Semester Exam

Part I: Internal Assessment [ Total 30 Marks]

1) Weekly Tests (Average of all tests) - 20 marks

2) Co–curricular/club activities - 5 marks

3) Attendence and General behaviour - 5 marks

Part II: Semester Exam [70 marks]

[Exam will be conducted for 100 marks and will be converted into 70 marks.]

Portion for semester Exam

1st Semester : As prescribed for the semester.

2nd Semester : The whole portion of the year

Question Paper

* ISC Pattern for each semester

* Topics to be covered from each chapter ( Refer March 2018 ISC syllabus)

Physics

ISC Physics – Book 2 for Class 12 – Vivekanandan & Dr. D. K. Banerjee – S. Chand & Company

Reference Book: ISC Physics – Kumar Mittal – Nageen Prakashan

I Semester:

1. Electrostatics

2. Current Electricity

3. Magnetism

4. Ray optics and optical instruments

5. Atoms

6. Nuclei

7. Nuclear Energy

Weekly Test:

1st Weekly Test: Electrostatics

2nd

Weekly Test: Current Electricity, Magnetism

3rd

Weekly Test: Ray Optics and Optical Instruments Nuclei & Nuclear Energy

II Semester:

1. Electromagnetism

2. Alternating Current Circuits

3. Wave Optics

4. Electrons and Photons

5. Semiconductor devices

6. Communication Systems

1st Weekly Test: Electromagnetism, Alternating Current


2nd

Weekly Test: Wave Optics + Semi Conductor

Portion for Semester Exam.

I Semester : As prescribed for the semester

II Semester: Whole portion of the year

Question pattern based on Council pattern

Assessment Pattern for Classes 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 work

Part II: Semester Exam (70 marks)

Chemistry

Biology

Text Book : ISC BIOLOGY FOR CLASS 12

PUBLISHERS : S. CHAND & CO. P.S. VERMA & B.P. PANDEY

FIRST SEMESTER

1. UNIT – I REPRODUCTION

i) Reproduction in Organisms

ii) Sexual reproduction in Flowering plants

2. UNIT – 2 GENETICS AND EVOLUTION

i) Principles of inheritance and variation

iii) Evolution

3. UNIT – 3 BIOLOGY AND HUMAN WELFARE

ii) Strategies for enhancement in food Production , Animal Husbandry and

Plant Breeding

4. UNIT – 4 BIOTECHNOLOGY AND ITS APPLICATIONS

i) Biotechnology – Principles and processes of Biotechnology

5. UNIT – 5 ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT

i) Organisms and Population

ii) Ecosystem

SECOND SEMESTER

1. UNIT – 1 REPRODUCTION

iii) Human Reproduction

iv) Reproductive health

2. UNIT – 2 GENETICS AND EVOLUTION

iii) Molecular basis of Inheritence

3. UNIT – 3 BIOLOGY AND HUMAN WELFARE

i) Human health and diseases

iii) Microbes in Human Welfare

4. BIOTECHNOLOGY AND ITS APPLICATIONS

ii) Applications of Biotechnology

5. ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT

iii) Biodiversity and its conservation

iv) Environmental Issues

.


WEEKLY TESTS: (Three weekly tests in Semester 1, and two in Semester 2)

Sem 1

1st Weekly Test : Origin of Life , Reproduction in organisms and in Angiosperms

2nd

Weekly Test : Evidences of evolution , Enhancement of food production and

plantbreeeding

3rd

Weekly Test : MendelianInheritence ,Organism and population

Sem 2

1st Weekly Test : Human Reproduction , Biodiversity and Conservation

2nd

Weekly Test : Processes of Biotechnology , Environmental Issues

PORTION FOR SEMESTER EXAMINATION I SEMESTER : As prescribed for the semester

II SEMESTER : From I Semester [20 marks] + from

II Semester [50 Marks]

ASSESSMENT FOR STD 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

Accountancy

Text Book : Nootan ISC Accountancy – 12 Publication – Nageen Prakashan Pvt. Ltd.

There will be two papers in the subjects

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 sections 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 be 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 or

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.

I Semester:

Unit 1 Partnership accounts

A Fundamentals of Partnership

B Goodwill

C Reconstitution of Partnership

I Admission

II Retirement and Death of a partner/Change in profit sharing ratio

Section B (Management accounting)


Unit 3 Financial Statement analysis

Unit 5 Ratio analysis

Section C Unit 6 Computerized Accounting

Accounting application of electronic spreadsheet.

Weekly Test:

1st Weekly Test: Fundamentals of Partnership

2nd

Weekly Test: Goodwill, Reconstitution of Partnership

3rd

Weekly Test: Financial Statement analysis, Ratio analysis

II Semester:

Unit 1 Partnership accounts

IV Dissolution of a partnership firm

Unit 2 Joint stock company accounts

A Issue of shares

B Issue of debentures

C Redemption of debentures

D Final accounts of companies

Section B (Management accounting)

Unit 4 Cash flow statement (only for non financing companies)

Section C

Unit 7 Database management system

(DBMS)

Weekly Test: 1

st Weekly Test: Dissolution of a partnership firm

2nd

Weekly Test: Joint Stock company accounts

Paper II PROJECT WORK [20 marks]

Candidates will be expected to have completed two projects from the topics covered in theory.

Marks allocation for each project [10 marks]

Overall format [1 mark]

Content [4 marks]

Findings [2 marks]

Viva-voce based on the project only [3 marks]

Project Work – strictly as per syllabus.

Commerce

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 Part 1 (20 marks)will consist of compulsory shortanswer questions testing knowledge,

application and skills relating to elementary / fundamental aspects of the entire syllabus.

Part II (60 marks)will consist of eight questions outof which candidates will be required to

answer five questions, each carrying 12 marks.

Textbook– ISC Commerce, Vol. II by C.B. Gupta (S. Chand and Co. Ltd.)

Class XII will have three weekly test in 1st Semester and two weekly test in 2

nd Semester.

1st Semester- Chapter No.

1. Business Environment

2. Capital- Fixed and Working

3. Sources of finance for a joint stock company.

4. Banking- latest trends

5. Management- meaning, nature and importance.

13. Marketing concept and functions


14. Marketing mix

15. Consumer protection

1St

Unit Test Chap. No. 1- Business Environment

2nd

Unit Test Chap no. 2 - Capital- Fixed and Working

Chap No.3 -- Sources of finance for a joint stock

company.

3rd

Unit Test Chap No.13- Marketing concept and functions

Chap No14 – Marketing Mix

2nd

Semester- Chapter No.

6. Principles of management

7. Function of management of co-ordination

8. Planning

9. Organising

10. Staffing

11. Directing

12. Controlling

1St

Unit Test Chap. No. 6- Principles of management

Chap No. 8- Planning

2nd

Unit Test Chap no. 10- Staffing

Chap No. 11- Directing

PAPER II – PROJECT WORK – 20 Marks Candidates will be expected to have completed two projects from any topic covered in Theory.

The project work will be assessed by the teacher and a Visiting Examiner appointed locally and

approved by the Council.

Class – 12 COMMERCE : 2 :

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

A list of suggested Projects is given below: 1. Compare marketing strategies adopted by two different companies of the same industry (FMCG /

Telecommunication / media / education industry etc.) keeping in mind the following:

Product mix

Price Mix

Place Mix

Promotion Mix

2. Collect newspaper/magazine clippings of five cases filed by consumers in the Consumer Court.

Find out the rights violated, and the redressal mechanism used.

What was the outcome of each case?


3. Visit a commercial Bank. Find out the procedure to open a savings account.

Find out the details of various Agency & General utility services provided by the bank.

4. Compare the interest rates offered by five different commercial banks on fixed deposits under various

categories (general and senior citizens) and various time durations.

Find out the procedure and formalities for opening a fixed deposit account.

What is the procedure for closing the account on maturity and before maturity period?

5. Select five different companies across varying industries such as I.T., textiles, FMCG, Health Care,

etc., included in the SENSEX. Keeping a hypothetical base money of Rupees One Lakh, invest in the

shares of the selected companies. The movement of share prices selected by you should be monitored

over a period of one month on a daily basis. A uniform / standard practice of either using the opening

price or the closing price on a particular day of the week should be used by all students in the class.

At the end of the month, analyse your investment in a spread sheet and give reasons for your choice of

scripts.

6. Find out the names of companies under various sectors (FMCG, Pharma, automobile, etc) included in

the NIFTY and the SENSEX.

Make a chart of the same and track its movements over a period of one week.

7. (a) Study the sources of recruitment and steps involved in the selection procedure adopted by two

companies of the same industry.

(b) Compare and evaluate the sources of recruitment and the selection process adopted by the selected

companies.

8. Formulate a capital plan for a hypothetical business organization.

Justify your formulated plan.

9. Choose two companies of the same industry. Study their organizational structure. Also give

information with regard to:

(i) Hierarchy

(ii) Centralization and delegation of authority

(iii) Flow of information (scalar chain)

(iv) Span of control

(v) Channel of communication.

10. Select any business undertaking. Study the selected business in terms of ownership, capital and

profitability.

Make a S.W.O.T. analysis and present it in a tabular form.

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

Economics

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

PUBLICATION: Frank Bros & Co

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 (uptoPg 200)

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 (uptoPg 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

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

Computer

(Please see ISC Syllabus 2017 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

ASSESMENT - XI/XII

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

COUNCIL.

THEORY EXAM - 70 MARKS

PRACTICAL EXAM - 30 MARKS Distribution: Unit Tests – 5 marks

Project -- 5 marks

Practical -- 20 marks

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 be aware and find their own answers too. The Teacher should handle

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


each chapter “in depth”, and encourage student to “REFLECT” IPP. 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

2nd

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

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