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THE AIR FORCE SCHOOL : SUBROTO PARK : DELHI CANTT-110010

Class – VI

Sub: ENGLISH

Weekly Syllabus

Academic Session 2016-17

Month Week Dates Days No of Periods

Chapter Contents Syllabus

Apr-16 I 04-09* 09 -Working Saturday (Staff)

06

01

04

General Introduction Grammar

Articles Poem

My Bird Sings

Books: Oxford Broadway Literature Reader Course book Essentials of English Grammar

Introduction

Differentiation

Usage

Practice Exercise

Read and appreciate the text, Discussion, Word-meanings, Questions and Answers, Literary devices, RTC, Dictation.

WT-I Date 22 April –09 May

Reading

Unseen Passage Writing

Paragraph Writing

Grammar

Articles

Tenses (S. past, S. present and S. future)

Literature

My Bird Sings (poem)

The Wish (prose)

II 11-13 03 03 Grammar

Tenses ( Simple past, simple present and simple future)

Writing

Paragraph Writing

Introduction

Differentiation

Usage

Practice Exercise

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III 18-23*

23-Working Saturday (Student) Prize Distribution VI-VIII

05 05 Prose

The Wish Course book- Unit 1 Revision for WT1

Read and appreciate the text, Discussion, Word-meanings, Questions and Answers, RTC, Dictation

Silent Reading followed by exercises based on the theme in the book

IV 25-29

05 05 Writing

Informal letter Grammar

Prepositions

Conjunctions

Format

Basic Elements

Things to remember

Practice Exercise

Introduction

Differentiation Usage

Practice Exercises

May-16

I 02-07*

07- Working Saturday (Staff)

06 05 Dictionary Work

Usage

II 09-13

13-Open House ES-1 (2-3pm)

05 05 Listening task practice Vocabulary building exercise

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Individual Activity for FA-1 of 40 marks to be done as Holiday HW

***** SUMMER BREAK 15 MAY -30 JUN 2016 ******

Jul-16 I 04-09* 09- Working Saturday (Staff) Open House IX-X(WT-1)

05 05 Poem

Refugee Blues Grammar

Pronouns

Read and appreciate the text, Discussion, Word-meanings, Questions and Answers, RTC, Poetic devices, Dictation

Introduction

Differentiation Usage

Practice Exercises

II 11-15 05 05 Grammar

Subject and Predicate

Prose Triumph of Surgery ( Not to be tested) The Happy Prince(Prose)

Introduction

Differentiation

Usage

Practice Exercises


III 18-23* 23-Working Saturday (Open House – VI-VIII)

06 05 Writing

Informal Letter

Format

Basic Elements

Things to remember

Practice Exercise

WT-2 Date 20 Jul – 07 Aug English Test-25 July 2016 Reading

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Course Book Unit 2 (Section I and II) Group Activity FA 2: A 40 mark project to be done

Revision for WT-2


Unseen Passage Writing

Informal letter Grammar

Prepositions

Conjunctions Literature

Refugee Blues (Poem)

The Happy Prince (Prose)

IV 25-29 05 05 Listening Task Grammar

Jumbled Sentences Speaking Task Practice

Rules and practice exercises

Aug-16

I 01-05 05 05 Poem (from Course Book Unit 2, Section III)

Dear Mum Writing

Picture


Format

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Composition

Basic Elements

Things to remember

Practice Exercise

II 08-13* 13-Working Saturday (Students)

06 06 Prose

The Tempest

Introduction to playwright William Shakespeare and his works, Read and appreciate the text, Discussion of characters and themes, Word-meanings, Questions and Answers, RTC, Literary devices, Dictation

III 15-19 19-Open House ES-2 (2pm)

03 03 Grammar

Continuous tenses(Past and Present)

Similes Speaking Task

Introduction

Differentiation

Usage

Practice Exercises Topics will be given in advance

IV 22-27* 27-Open House XI(WT1), IX & X (WT2)

05 05 Speaking Task (contd.) Course Book Unit 3

Silent Reading followed by exercises based on the theme in the book.

V 29-31 03 03 Comprehension exercises from

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Essentials of English Grammar

Sep-16

I 01-03* 03-Working Saturday (Staff)

03 02 Assorted topics already done in class

From Worksheets

II 05-09 05 05 Syllabus for SA-1 completed by 2nd Sept followed by revision Revision worksheet will be uploaded by 29th Aug

SA-1.

Reading

Unseen Passage/Poem

Writing

Informal Letter

Picture Composition Grammar

Subject and Predicate

Jumbled Sentences

Continuous Tense(Past and Present)

Similes

Prepositions Literature

The Tempest

The Wish

The Happy Prince

Dear Mum (Poem)

My Bird Sings (Poem)

III 12-17* 17-Working Saturday (Students)

05

SA-1 Exams

IV 19-23 05

V 26-30

05 05 Grammar

Plurals Listening Task practice Poem

The Ant And The Cricket



Oct-16 I 03-08* 08- 06 05

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Working Saturday (Open House VI-XII) 05- 5 period time-table starts

Grammar

Punctuation Writing

Diary Entry


Format

Basic Elements

Things to remember

II 17-22* 22-Working Saturday (Staff) Prize Distribution (IX-XII)

05 05 Prose

Ch 6: The Day The Viceroy Came


III 24-28 05 05 Listening task practice followed by assessment

* * * Autumn Break 10 – 14 October 2016 * * *

Nov-16

I 01-04 03 03 Grammar

Degrees of Comparison

Course book Unit 4

Introduction

Differentiation

Rules and Usage

Practice Exercises

Silent Reading followed by exercises based on the theme in the book.

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06 06 Writing

Factual Description

Prose

The Ransom of Red Chief

Format

Basic Elements

Things to remember

Practice Exercise


III 14-19 19-Working Saturday (Students)

05 05

Grammar

Nouns

Introduction

Types

Rules and Usage

Practice Exercises

IV 21-26* 26 - Annual Day 24 , 25 – Rehearsal for Annual Day

06 05 Course Book Unit-5


V 28-30 28 OFF in lieu of

02 01 Grammar Introduction

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Annual Day Perfect Tenses

(Past and Present)

Differentiation

Rules and Usage

Practice Exercises

Dec-16

I 01-02 02 02 Perfect Tenses continued

WT-III DATE 02 Dec-23 Dec English Test-23December 2016

Reading

Unseen Passage/poem

Writing

Diary Entry Grammar

Plurals

Degrees of Comparison

II 05-10* 10-Working Saturday (Student) Athletic Events

06 06

Writing

Dialogue Completion

Poem

The Boy Who Boasted


Read and appreciate the text, Discussion, Word-meanings, Questions and Answers, RTC, Poetic devices, Dictation.

Literature

The Day The Viceroy Came (prose)

The Ant And The Cricket (poem

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III 12-17* 17 – Sports Day

05 04

FA-3 Group Activity

Course book Unit 6


IV 19-23 23- Open House Mock PB 19 OFF in lieu of Sports Day

04 04 FA-4 Individual Activity will go as holiday homework Revision for WT-3

V 26-29 04

04 Introduction of the Play- The Miracle Merchant

Read and appreciate the text

* * * Winter Break f rom 30 Dec to 06 Jan 2017 * * *

Jan-17 I 09-14* 14-Working Saturday (Students) Open House XI(WT2),

06 05 Play

The Miracle Merchant

Discussion, Word-meanings, Questions and Answers, RTC, Dictation

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FA3(VI-X)

II 16-20 05 05

The Miracle Merchant (cont.) Grammar

Sentence Re-ordering

Idioms and vocabulary

building exercises


WT-IV Date: 20 Jan – 06 Feb English test-6 February 2017

Reading

Unseen Passage/poem Writing

Factual Description

Dialogue completion Grammar

Nouns (Collective and Abstract)

Perfect Tenses Literature

The Ransom of Red Chief (prose)

The Boy Who Boasted (poem)

III 23-28* 28-Working Saturday (Class XII Farewell)

05 05 Assorted grammar topics Speaking task practice

Worksheets Topic will be given a week in advance

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IV 30-31 02

02 Speaking assessment Comprehension Exercises from Essentials of English Grammar

Topic will be given a week in advance

Feb-17

I 01-04* 04-Working Saturday Citation Ceremony Open House PB

04 04

Revision for SA-2

II 06-10 05 05

Correction of notebooks

III 13-18* 18 – Working Saturday (students)

06 06

Syllabus for SA-II completed by 10th Feb: VI-VIII 17th Feb: IX-X followed by revision

SA-2 Reading Unseen Passage /poem Writing

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Revision worksheets will be uploaded by 8th Feb

Diary Entry Factual Description Grammar Nouns Degrees of Comparison Perfect Tense(Past and Present) Plurals Punctuation Literature The Miracle Merchant The Ransom of Red Chief The Day The Viceroy Came The Ant and the Cricket (Poem) The Boy who Boasted (Poem)

IV 20-24 04 04

V 27-28 02

02

Mar 17 SA – II – 01 Mar – 22 Mar 2017 Annual Exam Class XI – 13 Feb – 23 Feb 2017

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Class – vi

Sub: Hindi

Weekly Syllabus





06

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III 18-23*


05 05 cpiu

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vFkZ] ikB laca/kh Ikz”uksÙkj

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IV 25-29

05 05 Takxy vkSj

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May-16

I 02-07*


06 05 Ukknku nksLr

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ikB& Okkpu] dfBu “kCnksa ds

vFkZ] ikB laca/kh iz”uksÙkj

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II 09-13


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WT- II Date: 18 Jul – 08 Aug

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II 11-15 05 05 jke dk ouxeu

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06 05 v{kjksa dk egRo



IV 25-29 05 05 Ikkj ut+j ds

lkFkh gkFk c<+kuk


vFkZ ]ikB laca/kh iz”uksÙkj



Aug-16

I 01-05 05 05 O;kdj.k

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ls 15 rd

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06 06 fp=dwV esa Hkjr

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05 05 naMd ou esa

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V 29-31 03 03 i=

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Sep-16


03 02 vko`fr dk;Z vko`fr dk;Z

II 05-09 05 05 Syllabus for SA-1 completed by 2nd Sept followed by revision Revision worksheet will be uploaded by 29th

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SA-1 Date :14 Sep – 28

Sep

Oklar Hkkx 1

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Aug

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5 foykse “kCn 21 ls

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05

SA-1 Exams

IV 19-23 05

V 26-30

05 05 iz”u i=

mRrj&iqfLrdk

iz”u i= ppkZ

mRrj&iqfLrdk forj.k

Oct-16 I 03-08* 08- Working Saturday (Open House VI-XII) 05- 5 period time-table

06 05 fVdV&vyce

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loZuke&ifjHkk’kk ,oa Hksn

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starts


05 05 >k¡lh dh jkuh



III 24-28 05 05 O;kdj.k

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rRle vkSj rn~Hko “kCn




Nov-16

I 01-04 03 03 tks ns[kdj Hkh

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06 06 lalkj iqLrd gS

O;kdj.k



fo”ks’k.k&ifjHkk’kk ,o a Hksn


05 05 lhrk dh [kkst



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06 05 jke vkSj lqxzho



V 28-30 28 OFF in lieu of Annual Day

02 02 vuqPNsn&ys[ku Tkc eSa d{kk esa “kjkjr djrs

gq, idM+k x;kA

Dec-16

I 01-02 02 02 vuqPNsn&ys[ku

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WT-III DATE 02 Dec-23 Dec

Oklar Hkkx 1

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II 05-10* 10-Working Saturday (Student)

06 05 eSa lcls NksVh

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Athletic Events


05 05 yksdxhr




04 04 O;kdj.k

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ls 35 rd

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V 26-29 04

Yakdk esa guqeku ikB&Okkpu] dfBu “kCnksa ds



Jan-17 I 09-14* 14-Working Saturday (Students) Open House XI(WT2), FA3(VI-X)

06 05 ukSdj

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II 16-20 05 05 Oku ds ekxZ esa

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WT-IV Date: 20 Jan – 06 Feb

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05 05 O;kdj.k

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IV 30-31 02

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Feb-17


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SA-2

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II 06-10 05 vko`fr dk;Z

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06

Syllabus for SA-II completed by 10th Feb: VI-VIII 17th Feb: IX-X followed by revision

vko`fr dk;Z

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Revision worksheets will be uploaded by 8th Feb

IV 20-24 04

SA-2 Exam

SA-2 Exam

V 27-28 02

SA-2 Exam

SA-2 Exam


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Class –VI

Sub: Mathematics

Weekly Syllabus





06

Knowing our numbers

Introduction Ex -1.1

Large numbers in practice Ex- 1.2

WT-I Date 22 April –09 May Chapter 1: Knowing our numbers II 11-13 03

Knowing our numbers

Estimation Ex-1.3

Roman Numerals

Using brackets

III 18-23*


05 Whole Numbers

Introduction

Predecessor

Successor

Addition and subtraction on the number line Ex-2.1

Properties of Whole Numbers Ex 2.2

IV 25-29

05 Whole Numbers

Ex 2.2 contd.

Patterns Ex-2.3

May-16

I 02-07*


06 Playing with numbers Playing with numbers

Introduction- Factors and multiples Ex-3.1

Prime and Composite numbers

Ex- 3.2

Tests of divisibility Ex- 3.3

II 09-13 13-Open 05 Common factors and

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House ES-1 (2-3pm)

Playing with numbers

multiples

Ex- 3.4

Prime factorization Ex- 3.5



05

Playing with numbers

HCF Ex- 3.6

LCM Ex-3.7

WT- II Date: 18 Jul – 08 Aug Chapter 2- Whole numbers Chapter 3- Playing with numbers

II 11-15 05 Basic Geometrical Ideas

Introduction

Points, line , line segment, ray, Intersecting lines Ex-4.1

Curves and polygons Ex- 4.2

Angles Ex- 4.3


06 Basic Geometrical Ideas Algebra

Triangles Ex- 4.4

Quadrilaterals Ex- 4.5

Circles Ex- 4.6

Introduction Ex- 11.1

IV 25-29 05 Algebra

Idea of variable in common use Ex- 11.2

Expression with variable Ex- 11.3

Aug-16

I 01-05 05 Algebra

Using expression practically Ex- 11.4

What is an equation Ex-11.5


06 Integers

Inroduction

Ordering of integers Ex- 6.1

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Addition of integers Ex- 6.2

Subtraction of integers with the help of number line Ex-6.3


03 Integers Fractions

Ex 6.3 contd.

Fractions Ex- 7.1


05 Fractions Fractions on number line

Mixed Fractions, Improper Fractions

Ex- 7.2

Equivalent fraction, simplest form of fractions Ex- 7.3

Like fractions and comparing fractions Ex- 7.4

V 29-31 03 Fractions

Ex- 7.4 contd.

Addition of fractions Ex- 7.5

Sep-16


03 Fractions

Subtraction of fractions Ex- 7.6

II 05-09 05 Syllabus for SA-1 completed by 2nd Sept followed by revision Revision worksheet will be uploaded by 29th Aug

Revision

SA-1

Date :13 Sep – 23 Sep

Chapter 1-Knowing Our

Numbers

Chapter 2-Whole

Numbers

III 12-17* 17-Working 05 SA-1 Exams

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Saturday (Students)

Chapter 3-Playing With

Numbers

Chapter 4- Basic

Geometrical Ideas

Chapter 6-Integers

Chapter 7-Fractions

Chapter 11-Algebra

IV 19-23 05

V 26-30

05

Oct-16 I 03-08* 08- Working Saturday (Open House VI-XII) 05- 5 period time-table starts

06 Decimals

Introduction

Tenths Ex- 8.1

Hundredths Ex- 8..2


05

Decimals

Comparing Decimals

Ex 8.3

Using Decimals Ex- 8.4

Addition of Decimals Ex- 8.5

III 24-28 05

Decimals Data Handling

Subtraction of Decimals

Ex- 8.6

Introduction, recording and organization of data

Interpretation of pictograph Ex-9.1


Nov- I 01-04 03 Drawing pictograph Ex- 9.2

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16 Data Handling

Interpretation of Bar graph Ex 9.3


06 Data Handling Mensuration

Drawing of Bar graphs

Ex-9.4

Introduction

Perimeter Ex 10.1


05 Mensuration

. Area Ex- 10.2

Areas of Rectangles and Squares Ex- 10.3


06 Ratio and Proportion

Introduction Ratio- Ex- 12.1


02 Ratio and Proportion

Proportion Ex- 12.2

Dec-16

I 01-02 02 Ratio and Proportion

Unitary Method Ex- 12.3

WT-III DATE 02 Dec-23 Dec Chapter 8- Decimals Chapter 9- Data Handling Chapter 10- Mensuration


06 Understanding Elementary Shapes

Introduction, measuring line segments Ex 5.1

Turns and Angles Ex- 5.2

Types of Angles Ex- 5.3

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Measuring Angles Ex- 5.4

Perpendicular lines Ex- 5.5

Classification of Triangles Ex- 5.6



Quadrilaterals Ex- 5.7

Polygons Ex- 5.8

Three dimensional Shapes Ex- 5.9

V 26-29 04

Practical Geometry

Circles Ex- 14.1


Jan-17 I 09-14* 14-Working Saturday (Students) Open House XI(WT2), FA3(VI-X)

06 Practical Geometry

Construction of line segment Ex 14.2

Constructing a copy of given line segment Ex- 14.3

Constructing the perpendicular to a line Ex- 14.4

II 16-20 05 Practical Geometry

Constructing the perpendicular bisector Ex- 14.5

Constructing angles of special measures Ex- 14.6

WT-IV Date: 20 Jan – 06 Feb Chapter 5- Understanding Elementary Shapes Chapter 12- Ratio and Proportion

III 23-28* 28-Working 05

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Saturday (Class XII Farewell)

Practical Geometry

Constructing angles of special measures Ex- 14.6 contd.

IV 30-31 02

Symmetry

Introduction Ex- 13.1 .

Feb-17 I 01-04* 04-Working Saturday Citation Ceremony Open House PB

04 Symmetry

Figures with two lines and multiple lines of symmetry Ex- 13.2

II 06-10 05 Symmetry

Reflection Ex 13.3


06

Syllabus for SA-II completed by 10th Feb: VI-VIII 17th Feb: IX-X followed by revision Revision worksheets will be uploaded by 8th Feb

Revision

IV 20-24 04

Revision SA II Syllabus Chapter- 5 Understanding Elementary Shapes Chapter -8 Decimals Chapter- 9 Data Handling

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Chapter- 10 Mensuration Chapter 12 Ratio and Proportion Chapter 13 Symmetry Chapter 14 Practical Geometry

V 27-28 02

Revision


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Class – VI

Sub: Science

Weekly Syllabus




Apr-16

I 04-09* 09 -Working Saturday (Staff)

06

5 CH-1 FOOD: WHERE DOES IT COME FROM?

FOOD VARIETY (1.1) FOOD MATERIALS & SOURCES (1.2) PLANT PARTS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS AS FOOD(1.3) WHAT DO ANIMALS EAT? (1.4)

WT-I Date 22 April –09 May CH-1 FOOD :WHERE DOES IT COME FROM? FOOD VARIETY (1.1) FOOD MATERIALS & SOURCES (1.2) PLANT PARTS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS AS FOOD (1.3) WHAT DO ANIMALS EAT? (1.4) CH-2 COMPONENTS OF FOOD WHAT DO DIFFERENT FOOD ITEMS CONTAIN? (2.1) WHAT DO VARIOUS NUTRIENTS DO FOR OUR BODY (2.2) BALANCED DIET (2.3) DEFICIENCY DISEASES (2.4)

II 11-13 03 3 CH-2 COMPONENTS OF FOOD

WHAT DO DIFFERENT FOOD ITEMS CONTAIN? (2.1) TEST FOR STARCH TEST FOR PROTEIN TEST FOR FATS

III 18-23*


05 4 CH-2 COMPONENTS OF FOOD

WHAT DO VARIOUS NUTRIENTS DO FOR OUR BODY (2.2) BALANCED DIET (2.3) DEFICIENCY DISEASES (2.4)

IV 25-29

05 5 CH –3 FIBRE TO FABRIC CH –3 FIBRE TO FABRIC

VARIETY IN FABRICS (3.1) FIBRE (3.2) SOME PLANT FIBRES (3.3) SPINNING COTTON YARN (3.4) YARN TO FABRIC (3.5)

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CH –3 FIBRE TO FABRIC

HISTORY OF CLOTHING MATERIAL (3.6)

May-16

I 02-07*


06 5 CH – 4 SORTING MATERIALS INTO GROUPS

OBJECTS AROUND US (4.1) PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS (4.2) APPEARANCE HARDNESS SOLUBLE OR INSOLUBLE?

II 09-13


05 5 CH – 4 SORTING MATERIALS INTO GROUPS

OBJECTS MAY FLOAT OR SINK IN WATER TRANSPARENCY EXERCISE



05 4

CH –5 SEPARATION OF SUBSTANCES

METHODS OF SEPARATION (5.1) 1. HAND PICKING 2. THRESHING 3. WINNOWING 4. SIEVING

WT- II Date: 18 Jul – 08 Aug WT-2 Date 20 Jul – 07 Aug CH –3 FIBRE TO FABRIC VARIETY IN FABRICS (3.1) FIBRE (3.2) SOME PLANT FIBRES (3.3) SPINNING COTTON YARN (3.4) YARN TO FABRIC (3.5) HISTORY OF CLOTHING MATERIAL (3.6)

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CH – 4 SORTING MATERIALS INTO GROUPS OBJECTS AROUND US (4.1) PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS (4.2) CH –5 SEPARATION OF SUBSTANCES METHODS OF SEPARATION (5.1)

II 11-15 05 5

CH –5 SEPARATION OF

SUBSTANCES

5. SEDIMENTATION & DECANTATION 6. FILTRATION 7. EVAPORATION USE OF MORE THAN ONE METHOD OF SEPARATION CAN WATER DISSOLVE ANY AMOUNT

OF A SUBSTANCE?


06 5

CH – 6 CHANGES AROUND US

CAN ALL CHANGES ALWAYS BE REVERSED? (6.1) COULD THERE BE OTHER WAYS TO

BRING A CHANGE? (6.2)

IV 25-29 05 5 CH-7 GETTING TO KNOW

HERBS, SHRUBS, AND TREES (7.1) STEM (7.2) LEAF (7.3)

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PLANTS

Aug-16

I 01-05 05 5 CH-7 GETTING TO KNOW PLANTS

ROOT (7.4) FLOWER (7.5) EXERCISE


06 5 CH-8 BODY MOVEMENTS

Human Body and its movements(8.1)


03 CH-8 BODY MOVEMENTS

CARTILAGE, MUSCLES GAIT OF ANIMALS ―(8.2) EARTHWORM,SNAIL COCKROACH,


05 CH-8 BODY MOVEMENTS

GAIT OF ANIMALS ―(8.2) BIRDS ,

V 29-31 03 3 CH-8 BODY MOVEMENTS

FISH , HOW DO SNAKES MOVE exercise

Sep-16

I 01-03* 03-Working Saturday

03 2

REVISION OF SA-I SYLLABUS

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(Staff)

II 05-09 05 5 Syllabus for SA-1 completed by 2nd Sept followed by revision Revision worksheet will be uploaded by 29th Aug

SA-1


CH-2 COMPONENTS OF FOOD (2.1-2.4) CH –5 SEPARATION OF SUBSTANCES (5.1) CH-6 CHANGES AROUND US(6.1-6.2) CH-7 GETTING TO KNOW PLANTS (7.1-7.5) CH-8 BODY MOVEMENTS (8.1- (8.2)


05

SA-1 Exams

IV 19-23 05 V 26-30

05 CH-9 THE LIVING ORGANISMS AND THEIR SURROUNDINGS

ORGANISMS AND THE SURROUNDINGS WHERE THEY LIVE (9.1) HABITAT AND ADAPTATION (9.2)

Oct-16

I 03-08* 08- Working Saturday (Open House VI-XII) 05- 5 period time-table starts

06 5 CH-9 THE LIVING ORGANISMS AND THEIR

SURROUNDINGS

A JOURNEY THROUGH VARIOUS HABITATS (9.3)

• SOME TERRESTRIAL HABITATS

II 17-22* 22-Working Saturday (Staff) Prize Distribution

05 5 CH-9 THE LIVING ORGANISMS AND THEIR SURROUNDINGS

SOME AQUATIC HABITAT LIVING THINGS AROUND US CHARACTERISTICS OF THE LIVING BEINGS(9.4)

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(IX-XII)

III 24-28 05 5 CH-10 MOTION AND MEASUREMENT OF DISTANCES

STORY OF TRANSPORT (10.1) HOW FAR HAVE YOU TRAVELLED (10.2 ) SOME MEASREMENTS (10.3) STANDARD UNITS OF MEASUREMENT (10.4)


Nov-16

I 01-04 03 3 CH-10 MOTION AND MEASUREMENT OF DISTANCES

CORRECT MEASUREMENT OF LENGTH (10.5) MEASURING THE LENGTH OF A CURVED LINE (10.6) MOVING THINGS AROUND US (10.7) TYPES OF MOTION (10.8)


06 5 CH-11 LIGHT, SHADOWS AND REFLECTIONS

TRANSPARENT, OPAQUE AND TRANSLUCENT OBJECTS (11.1) WHAT EXACTLY ARE SHADOWS? (11.2) A PINHOLE CAMERA (11.3)


05 5 CH-11 LIGHT, SHADOWS AND REFLECTIONS CH-12 ELECTRICITY AND CIRCUITS

MIRRORS AND REFLECTIONS (11.4)

ELECTRIC CELL (12.1) A BULB CONNECTED TO AN ELECTRIC CELL (12.2)

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06 4 CH-12 ELECTRICITY AND CIRCUITS

AN ELECTRIC CIRCUIT (12.3) ELECTRIC SWITCH (12.4)


02 2 CH-12 ELECTRICITY AND CIRCUITS

ELECTRIC CONDUCTORS AND INSULATORS (12.5)

Dec-16

I 01-02 02 2 CH-13 FUN WITH MAGNETS

MAGNETIC AND NON-MAGNETIC MATERIALS (13.1)

WT-III DATE 02 Dec-23 Dec CH-9 THE LIVING ORGANISMS AND THEIR SURROUNDINGS 9.1 – 9.4 CH-10 MOTION AND MEASUREMENT OF DISTANCES 10.1 – 10.8 CH-11 LIGHT, SHADOWS AND REFLECTIONS 11.1 – 11.4


06 5 CH-13 FUN WITH MAGNETS

POLES OF MAGNET (13.2) FINDING DIRECTIONS (13.3)MAKE YOUR OWN MAGNET (13.4)

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05 4 CH-13 FUN WITH MAGNETS

ATTRACTION AND REPULSION BETWEEN MAGNETS (13.5)


04 4 CH – 14 WATER

HOW MUCH WATER DO WE USE? (14.1) WHERE DO WE GET WATER FROM? (14.2)

V 26-29 04

4 CH – 14 WATER WATER CYCLE (14.3)

* * * Winter Bre ak f rom 30 Dec to 06 Jan 2017 * * *

Jan-17

I 09-14* 14-Working Saturday (Students) Open House XI(WT2), FA3(VI-X)

06 5 CH – 14 WATER

BACK TO THE OCEANS (14.4) WHAT IF IT RAINS HEAVILY? (14.5) WHAT HAPPENS IF IT DOES NOT RAIN FOR A LONG PERIOD? (14.6) HOW CAN WE CONSERVE WATER (14.7)

II 16-20 05 5 CH – 14 WATER CH –15 AIR AROUND US

RAINWATER HARVESTING (14.8) IS AIR PRESENT EVERYWHERE AROUND US? (15.1) WHAT IS AIR MADE UP OF? (15.2)

WT-IV Date: 20 Jan – 06 Feb CH-12 ELECTRICITY AND CIRCUITS ELECTRIC CELL (12.1) A BULB CONNECTED TO AN ELECTRIC CELL (12.2) AN ELECTRIC CIRCUIT (12.3)

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ELECTRIC SWITCH (12.4) ELECTRIC CONDUCTORS AND INSULATORS (12.5) CH-13 FUN WITH MAGNETS MAGNETIC AND NONMAGNETIC MATERIALS (13.1) POLES OF MAGNET (13.2) FINDING DIRECTIONS (13.3) MAKE YOUR OWN MAGNET (13.4) ATTRACTION AND REPULSION BETWEEN MAGNETS (13.5)


05 4 CH –15 AIR AROUND US

I HOW DOES OXYGEN BECOME AVAILABLE TO ANIMALS AND PLANTS LIVING IN WATER AND SOIL? (15.3)

IV 30-31 02

2 CH –15 AIR AROUND US

HOW IS THE OXYGEN IN THE ATMOSPHERE REPLACED? (15.4)

Feb-17

I 01-04* 04-Working Saturday Citation

04 3 CH-16 GARBAGE IN GARBAGE OUT

DEALING WITH GARBAGE (16.1) VERMICOMPOSITING (16.2) THINK & THROW (16.3)

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Ceremony Open House PB

II 06-10 05 5 CH-16 GARBAGE IN GARBAGE OUT

RECYCLING OF PAPER (16.4) PLASTICS- BOON OR CURSE (16.5)


06 5


SA 2 SYLLABUS CH-9 LIVING ORGANISMS AND THEIR SURROUNDINGS(9.1-9.4) CH-10 MOTION AND MEASUREMENT OF DISTANCES (10.1-10.8) CH-14 WATER (14.1-14.8) CH –15 AIR AROUND US(15.1- 15.4) CH-16 GARBAGE IN GARBAGE

OUT(16.1-16.5)

IV 20-24 04 4

REVISION OF SAII SYLLABUS

V 27-28 02

2

REVISION OF SAII SYLLABUS

Mar SA – II – 01 Mar – 22 Mar 2017

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Class – VI

Sub:

Weekly Syllabus




Apr-16


06

Geography ch-1

The earth in the

system

(activity based)

Geography ch-2

Globe

latitude &

longitude (diagram)

Globe equator

Globe, equator, important

latitude & poles heat zones

time, indian standard time


Geography ch-1

The earth in the

system

Geography ch-2

Globe

latitude &

longitude

History: ch-1 what,

where

how and when

Civics : ch-1

Understanding

diversity

II 11-13 03 History: ch-1

what, where

how and when (picture identification)

Finding what happened in

the past , where

people live

III 18-23*

23-Working Saturday (Student) Prize Distribution

05

Civics : ch-1

Understanding

diversity

(activity based

Stereotypes, prejudice

Inequality, &discrimination,

dalits, striving for

equality

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VI-VIII

IV 25-29

05 Geography :ch-3

Motion of the

Earth

REVISION FOR

WT-1

Rotation, Revolution

Geography :ch-3

Motion of the Earth

Orbit,leap

year,equinox,summer and

winter solstice

REVISION FOR WT-1

May-16

I 02-07*


06 History ch-2

Trail of the

earliest people

The earliest people ,

How do we know about them

, places to live , stone tools ,

changing environment , who

did what .

II 09-13


05 Civics ch-2

Diversity and

discrimination

REVISION

Differences, stereotypes and

prejudices

Inequality related to dalits

and their steps to strive for

equality

REVISION


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05 Geography

chapter-4

Maps

Civics chapter

-3

What is

Government

Types of Maps , Direction

, Symbols .

Sketch , Plan , Difference

between Maps .

Levels of government , types

of government and universal

adult franchise

WT- II Date: 18 Jul – 08 Aug Syllabus for WT-2 Geography :ch-3 Motion of the Earth History ch-2 Trail of the earliest people Civics ch-2 Diversity and discrimination

II 11-15 05 History ch-

3

From

Gathering

To Growing

Food

Variety of Food in the

beginning of Farming , New

way of life , Storing Animals

, First Farmers , Settled life ,

Customs


06

History ch-3

From Gathering

To Growing

Food

Variety of Food in the

beginning of Farming , New

way of life , Storing Animals

, First Farmers , Settled life ,

Customs

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IV 25-29 05

REVISION FOR

WT-2

Aug-16

I 01-05 05

History ch-4

In The Earliest

Cities

Story of Harappa ,

Houses , Drains and streets ,

Life in the city , New Crafts ,

Raw Materials, Towns in

Gujrat , Life of people in the

Cities


06 History ch-4

In The Earliest

Cities

Story of Harappa , Houses

, Drains and streets , Life in

the city , New Crafts , Raw

Materials, Towns in Gujrat ,

Life of people in the Cities


03 History ch-6

Kingdoms , Kings

and Early

Republic

Taxes , Agriculture –

Importance of agriculture in

that period , Magadha

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05 History ch-6

Kingdoms ,

Kings and

Early Republic

Civics ch-5

Panchayati raj

Taxes , Agriculture –

Importance of agriculture in

that period , Magadha Gram panchayat , three levels of panchayat

V 29-31 03 Civics ch-5 Panchayati raj

Gram panchayat , three

levels of panchayat

Sep-16


03 REVISION


SA-1


HISTORY:

Ch-3 From gathering to

growing food

Ch- 4 in the earliest cities

Ch- 6 Kingdoms , kings III 12-17* 17-Working Saturday (Students)

05 SA-1 Exams

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IV 19-23 05 and early

republic

GEOGRAPHY:

Ch-3 motion of the earth

Ch – 4 maps

CIVICS:

Ch-3 what is

government?

Ch-5 panchayati raj

V 26-30

05

Oct-16

I 03-08* 08- Working Saturday (Open House VI-XII) 05- 5 period time-table starts

06

Civics ch-6

Rural

Administration

Rural administration


05

Civics ch-6

Rural

Administration

Rural Administration

III 24-28 05 Geography ch-5 Lithosphere , hydrosphere ,

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Major domains of the Earth

atmosphere


Nov-16

I 01-04 03 Geography ch-5

Major domains of

the earth

Oceans , continents and

biosphere


06 History ch-7

New Questions

and Ideas

Jainism , Sangs and

Monasteries

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05 History ch-7 New Questions and Ideas

History : ch -8

Ashoka the

Emperor

Jainism , Sangs and

Monasteries

Ashokha’s kingdom , his

capitals


06

History : ch -8

Ashoka the

Emperor

Kalinga war , dhamma and

his messages and

teachings


02

Dec-16

I 01-02 02 Geography ch—6 Major lndforms of the earth

Mountains , plains , plateaus WT-III DATE 02 Dec-23 Dec. Civics ch-6 Rural Administration History ch-7 New Questions and Ideas

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Geography ch 5-major domains of the earth


06 Geography ch—6 Major lndforms of the earth

Why earth is a unquie planet

?


05 Civics : ch -7

Urban

administration

Municipal cooperation , how

do they get funds ,

responsibilities of municipal

cooperation

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04 Geography : ch -8

India- Climate

vegetations

and wildlife

Summers, winters ,

monsoons , tropical

rainforest .

V 26-29 04

Geography : ch -8

India- Climate

vegetations

and wildlife

Thorny bushes, mountain

forests , importance wildlife


Jan-17


06

Civics : ch 9

Urban livelihoods

Working on streets , markets

II 16-20 05

History : ch -11

New empires and

kingdoms

Samdragupta’s prashasti,

genealogies,

harshavardhan

WT-IV Date: 20 Jan – 06 Feb HISTORY : CH-8 ashoka the emperor who gave up war geography ch-6 major landforms of the earth civics ch- 7 urban administration

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05

History : ch -11

New empires and

kingdoms

Samdragupta’s prashasti,

genealogies,

harshavardhan

IV 30-31 02

History : ch -11

New empires and

kingdoms

Pallava kingdom

Feb-17


04

History: ch -12

Buildings ,

paintings and

Books

Iron pillar, buildings and

bricks and stone ,

paintings

II 06-10 05

History: ch -12

Buildings ,

paintings and

Books

Books on science

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06


IV 20-24 04

V 27-28 02

Mar 17

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Class – VI

Sub: Sanskrit

Weekly Syllabus




Apr-16


06

02 ifjp;

oUnuk

la[;k

laLdr Hkk’kk dk lkekU; ifjp; fyax] opuA

dfBu “kCnkFkZ] vuqoknA

la[;k 1 ls 15 rd


laLdr Hkkjrh ¼Hkkx 1½

oUnuk

vdkjkUr iq¡fYyax laKk “kCn

vdkjkUr L=hfyax laKk “kCn

O;kdj.k

la[;k 1 ls 15 rd

ikB ds ihNs dk vH;kl

II 11-13 03 02 vdkjkUr iq¡fYyax laKk

“kCn

dfBu “kCnkFkZ] vuqokn]

vH;kl dk;ZA

III 18-23*


05 02 vdkjkUr L=hfyax

laKk “kCn


vH;kl dk;ZA

IV 25-29

05 02 vdkjkUr uiqaldfyax

laKk “kCn


vH;kl dk;ZA

May-16

I 02-07*

07- Working Saturday

06 02 O;kdj.k

/kkrq :i & iB~ A

ydkj & yV~ vkSj yV~A

la[;k&15 ls 30 rdA

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(Staff)

II 09-13 13-Open House ES-1 (2-3pm)

05 02 xfrfof/k

O;fDrxr xfrfof/k ppkZ ¼,Q ,&1½



05 02 vdkjkUr iq¡fYyax laKk

& ,dopu] f}opu]

cgqopuA


vH;kl dk;ZA

WT- II Date: 18 Jul – 08 Aug

laLdr Hkkjrh Hkkx 1

vdkjkUr uiqaldfyax] laKk

“kCnA

vdkjkUr iq¡fYyax laKk &

,dopu] f}opu] cgqopuA

vkdkjkUr L=hfyax] laKk &


O;kdj.k

“kCn:i & ckydA

/kkrq :i & iB~ A


la[;k&15 ls 30 rdA

ikB ds ihNs dk vH;kl dk;ZA

II 11-15 05 02 vkdkjkUr L=hfyax]

laKk & ,dopu]

f}opu] cgqopuA


vH;kl dk;ZA

III 18-23* 23-Working Saturday (Open House – VI-

06 02 lkeqfgd xfrfof/k

lkeqfgd xfrfof/k ppkZ ¼,Q ,&2½

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VIII)

IV 25-29 05 02 vdkjkUr uiqaldfyax]

laKk & ,dopu]

f}opu] cgqopu

“kCn :Ik


vH;kl dk;ZA

“kCn :Ik ckyd

Aug-16

I 01-05 05 02 iq¡fYyax loZuke “kCnA


vH;kl dk;ZA


06 02 L=hfyax loZuke “kCn

dfBu “kCnkFkZ] vuqokn] vH;kl dk; ZA


03 02 uiqaldfyax loZuke

“kCn


vH;kl dk;ZA


05 02 O;kdj.k

“kCn:i & yrkA

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V 29-31 03 02 O;kdj.k

/kkrq :i & iB~ vkSj xe~A

Sep-16


03 02 vko`fr dk;Z vko`fr dk;Z


vko`fr dk;Z SA-1 Date :14 Sep – 28 Sep

laLdr Hkkjrh Hkkx&1

vdkjkUr uiqaldfyax] laKk &


iq¡fYyax loZuke “kCnA

L=hfyax loZuke “kCn

uiqaldfyax loZuke “kCn

O;kdj.k

“kCn:i & yrkA

/kkrq :i & xe~A


la[;k&1 ls 30 rdA



05

SA-1 Exams

IV 19-23 05 V 26-30

05 iz”u i=

SA1

iz”u i= ppkZ

mRrj iqfLrdk forj.k

Oct-16

I 03-08* 08- Working Saturday (Open House VI-XII) 05- 5 period time-table

06 01 fØ;k & orZekudky

¼yV~ ydkj½

dfBu “kCnkFkZ] vuqokn

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starts


05 01 fØ;k & orZekudky

¼yV~ ydkj½

vH;kl dk;Z

III 24-28 05 01 fo”ks’k.k ifjp;



Nov-16

I 01-04 03 01 fo”ks’k.k ifjp;

vH;kl dk;Z


06 01 okfVdk



05 01 okfVdk

vH;kl dk;Z

IV 21-26* 26 - Annual Day

06 01 Lak[;k Lak[;k 31 ls 45 rd

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24 , 25 – Rehearsal for Annual Day


02 01 deZ dkjd dfBu “kCnkFkZ] vuqoknA

Dec-16

I 01-02 02 02 deZ dkjd

vH;kl dk;ZA WT-III DATE 02 Dec-23 Dec

laLdr Hkkjrh Hkkx 1

fØ;k&orZeku dky ¼yV~

ydkj½A

fo”ks’k.k ifjp;A

okfVdkA

O;kdj.k

Lak[;k 31 ls 45 rdA



06 02 e/;e iq:’k



05 02

e/;e iq:’k

dj.k dkjd

vH;kl dk;ZA


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04 02 dj.k dkjdA

vH;kl dk;ZA

V 26-29 04

02 xfrfof/k

O;fDrxr xfrfof/k ppkZ ¼,Q ,&3½


Jan-17


06 02 mÙke iq:’k


vH;kl dk;ZA

II 16-20 05 02 dkddksfdy;ks% laokn%


vH;kl dk;ZA

WT-IV Date: 20 Jan – 06 Feb

laLdr Hkkjrh Hkkx 1

deZ dkjdA

e/;e iq:’kA

dj.k dkjdA

O;kdj.k

“kCn:i &QyA

/kkrq :i &HkwA

Ykdkj&yV~

Lak[;k 45 ls 50 rdA

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05 xfrfof/k

lkeqfgd xfrfof/k ppkZ ¼,Q ,&4½

IV 30-31 02

la[;k “kCn ,d ls

nl

dfBu “kCnkFkZ] vuqokn] vH;kl dk;ZA

Feb-17


04 lwfDreqDrk%

dfBu “kCnkFkZ] vuqokn] vH;kl dk;ZA

SA-2

laLdr Hkkjrh Hkkx 1

dj.k dkjd

mRre iq:’k

dkddksfdy;ks% laokn%

la[;k “kCn ,d ls nl

lwfDreqDrk%

O;kdj.k

“kCn:i & Qy

/kkrq:i & iB~] xe~ vkSj HkwA

Ykdkj & yV~ vkSj yV~A


II 06-10 05 O;kdj.k

Lak[;k 45 ls 50 rdA

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06


vko`fr dk;Z

IV 20-24 04 vko`fr dk;Z

vko`fr dk;Z

V 27-28 02

SA-2

SA-2 EXAM

Mar 17

SA – II – 01 Mar – 22 Mar 2017 Annual Exam Class XI – 13 Feb – 23 Feb 2017

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