St. Xavier’s School, Doranda

Syllabus 2019-20

Class – VIII

ENGLISH

English Literature

FIRST TERM Week

1. The Thieves Who Couldn’t Help Sneezing ( U.T) April 1,2,3

2.Excuse Me Is This India ? (Poem) (U.T.) April/May 3/1

3 Christmas Carol ( S.R) L-1 June 2,3,4

4 The Ingenious Scientist June 2,3,4

5 Going Solo July 1,2,3

6 Christmas Carol (S.R.) L-2 July 3,4

SECOND TERM

7 Thank You Mam Aug/Sept 3,4

8.Upon Westminster Bridge (Poem) Sept 1,2

9 Christmas Carol (S.R) L- Sept 2,3,4

Third term

10 Old Proverbs Made Easy Nov 1,2,3

11. Rime of the Ancient Mariner (Poem) Nov 3,4

12 Christmas Carol L-4 Nov 1,2,3

13 Rime of the Ancient Mariner (Poem) Dec 1,2 ,3

14 As You Like It Jan ,2,3,4

15 Christmas Carol L- Jan 1,2 ,3,4

August/October first and second terminal examination.

Project on CHARLES DICKENS

ENGLISH LANGUAGE

FIRST TERM WEEK

1. Figures of speech (U.T.) April 1,2,3

2 Changing Parts of Speech (U.T.) April 3,4

3 Phrases May 1,2

4 Essay (descriptive ,narrative, *

Argumentative)

5. Comprehension. summarizing June 2,3,4

6 Informal letter April-July April-July

SECOND TERM

1. Sentences and Types

(simple, complex, compound) July/August 1,2,3,4

2 Direct/ indirect Speech August 3,4

3 Degrees of Adjectives September 1,2

4 Clauses September/ Oct 1,2,3,4

5 Comprehension/Summarizing *

6 Essay ( Descriptive ,Narrative, *

Argumentative)

7 Formal and Informal letter *

8. Tense/Preposition *

THIRD TERM

1 Sentences and Analysis

(Phrases and Clauses) November 1,2

2 Synthesis of sentences

(simple,compound,complex) November 3,4

3 Transformation of sentences

(Negative, Affirmative) December 1,2,3

4 Combination of sentences

(without using ‘but’ ‘and’ ‘so’ Dec/Jan 1,2,3,4

5 Comprehension/Summarizing Nov/Jan

6 Essay (350/400) words *

(Argumentative, Descriptive,

Narrative and story writing from given

Opening closing lines) Nov/Jan

7 Formal/Informal letters *

8 Tense, Preposition

Project on Figures of Speech

To be practiced all through the session

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GEOGRAPHY

FIRST TERM: April – July

1. Interpreting Topographical Maps:{APRIL}

1st week -Grid-Features of Grid System

2nd week – Calculation of an area ,Direction

3rd week - Representation of relief on a Topo sheet using contour lines

4th week - settlement and types, Transport and communication.

2. Population Dynamics {MAY}:

1st week- Distributions of Population, Important Terms

2nd week- Over Population, Under Population, Composition of Population.

Project work- Preparation of models on selected topics.

3. Migration {JUNE-July}

3rd week of June- Types of Migration, Why people migrate?

1st week of July- Impact of Migration, Brain Drain and its Impact.

4. Earth as a planet {JULY}

2nd week-shape of the earth,The moon

3rd week-Earth is a unique planet

4. India {July}

4th week- location map-latitudes ,longitudes ,water bodies and Islands

1st Unit Test:

Interpreting Topographical Maps ( with entire sub-topics.)

Second Term:

1.Natural and Man -made Disaster {AUGUST}

4th week -: Natural Disasters , Man Made Disasters

5th week- Case studies of natural and man- made disaster.

2. Disaster management {September}

1st week- : Importance of disaster Management Safety Measures

2nd week- role of Government, People and Social Organisation.

3. Asia {SEPTEMBER}

3rd week: Location and Physical Features along with Maps.

4th week Relief map -1 (Mountains and Plateaus)

4.Latitudes and longitudes{November}

1st week- differences and time calculation

2nd week-Asia- relief map 2 (rivers and plains)

Third Term :

1. Asia {NOVEMBER + DECEMBER}-

3rd and 4th week of Nov and 1st week of Dec..- Climate and Natural Vegetation

2. India { December+JANUARY}

2nd week of Dec. –Relief map 1(mountains and plateaus)

1st week of Jan- relief map 2 (rivers and plains)

3.Urbanisation(January)

2nd week- causes and effects

3rd week –Satellite cities and smart cities

4. Motion of the earth (Jan+ Feb)

4th week of Jan.- Rotation –causes and effects

1st week of Feb.-Revolution –causes and effects

2nd and 3rd week – Revision

HISTORY FIRST TERM 1.The Beginning of the Modern {April 1st and 2nd week} (Unit Test) CIVICS-: 16. The Union Legislature {April 3rd and 4th May 1st week} (Unit Test) HISTORY-: 2.The Industrial Revolution and the Rise of Imperialism { June 3rd and 4th week} 3. The Age of Revolution {July 1st and 2nd week} First Term – All the chapters taught in the First Term SECOND TERM HISTORY-: 4.The American Civil War {July 3rd and 4th week} 5. Decline of Mughal Empire {August 3rd week} 6. Rise of Independent Regional Powers {Sep 1st and 2nd week } CIVICS-: 17.The Union Executive {Sep 3rd and 4th week} Second Term—All the chapters taught in the second term including The Union Legislature from the first term. THIRD TERM HISTORY-: 7.Rise of British Power in Bengal {Nov 1st 2nd and 3rd week } 8.Expansion of British power in India {Nov 4th week Dec 1st and 2nd} 9. British Policies and their Impacts {Dec 3rd week Jan 1st and 2nd week} 1.The Judiciary {Jan 3rd and 4th Feb 1st week} Third Term – All the chapters taught in the third term including :- a. The Industrial Revolution ----First Term b. The Union Executive ------- Second Term PROJECT WORK-: CHAPTER 4: American Civil War: With reference to industrial growth and development and contributions of Abraham Lincoln. Date of submission: 20-06-2019

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MATHS FIRST UNIT TEST 1.Square and square root 2.Cube and cube roots 3.Four fundamental operations in algebra. FIRST TERMINAL EXAM 1.Square and square roots

2.cube and cube roots 3.Sets 4.Algebraic expressions (four fundamental operations) 5.Rational numbers 6.Direct and Inverse Variation 7.Identities (expansion) SECOND UNIT TEST 1.Factorization 2.Percent and Percentage SECOND TERMS EXAMS 8.Factorization 9.Exponents 10.Percent and Percentage 11. Profit, loss, Discount and tax 12.Linear Equation in one variable (with word problems )

13.Understanding the shapes 14.Area of a trapezium and polygon 15.Pie chart ,Bar graph, Histogram, frequency polygon FINAL TERM EXAMS 16.Simple interest and compound interest 17.Total surface area curved surface area of various 3D figures 18Probability 19. Construction of Quadrilaterals Algebraic expressions Identities Factorization Linear equation in one variable Square and square roots Cube and cube roots Profit loss discount and tax Monthwise break of syllabus April- Square and square roots cube and cube roots 1st week:- . Square and square roots 2nd week:- . Square and square roots 3rd week:- cube and cube roots 4th week:- cube and cube roots May and June- Sets Algebraic expressions (four fundamental operations) Rational numbers 1st week:- Sets 2nd week:- Sets 3rd week:- Algebraic expressions (four fundamental operations 4th week:- Algebraic expressions (four fundamental operations),rational no. July -

Direct and Inverse Variation Identities (expansion) 1st week:- rational no. 2nd week:- Direct and Inverse Variation 3rd week:- Direct and Inverse Variation, identities 4th week:- identities

August- Factorization Exponents Percent and Percentage 1st week:-1st term exam 2nd week:- 1st term exam 3rd week:- . Factorization, Exponents 4th week:- Exponents, Percent and Percentage September – Profit, loss, Discount and tax . Linear Equation in one variable (with word problems ) 1st week:- Profit, loss, Discount and tax 2nd week:- Profit, loss, Discount and tax 3rd week:- Linear Equation in one variable (with word problems ) 4th week:- Linear Equation in one variable (with word problems )

October – Understanding the shapes . Area of a trapezium and polygon 1st week:- Understanding the shapes 2nd week:- . Area of a trapezium and polygon 3rd week:-2nd term exam 4th week:- 2nd term exam November – Bar graph ,pie chart, histogram and frequency polygon Simple interest and compound interest 1st week:- Bar graph ,pie chart, histogram and frequency polygon 2nd week:- Bar graph ,pie chart, histogram and frequency polygon 3rd week:- Simple interest and compound interest 4th week:- Simple interest and compound interest December – Total surface area curved surface area of various 3D figures Probability 1st week:- Total surface area curved surface area of various 3D figures 2nd week:- Total surface area curved surface area of various 3D figures, 3rd week:- Probability 4th week:-holiday January - . Construction of Quadrilaterals

1st week:- no class 2nd week:- Construction of Quadrilaterals 3rd week:- Construction of Quadrilaterals 4th week:-revision February- Revision ===================================================================

PHYSICS FIRST TERM:

UNIT TEST: MATTER

PROJECT TOPIC: ENERGY

01. MATTER

02. PHYSICAL QUANTITIES AND MEASUREMENT

03. PORCE AND PRESSURE

SECOND TERM:

01. ENERGY

02. LIGHT ENERGY

03. HEAT TRANSFER

THIRD TERM:

01. SOUND

02. ELECTRICITY

03. FORCE AND PRESSURE [FROM FIRST TERM]

04. LIGHT ENERGY [FROM SECOND TERM]

WEEK-WISE DISTRIBUTION OF SYLLABUS

APRIL:

FIRST WEEK: MATTER

SECOND WEEK: MATTER [CONTINUED]

THIRD WEEK: MATTER [CONTINUED]

FOURTH WEEK: MATTER [CONTINUED]

MAY:

FIRST WEEK: PHYSICAL QUANTITIES AND MEASUREMENT

SECOND WEEK: PHYSICAL QUANTITIES AND MEASUREMENT [CONTINUED]

JUNE:

THIRD WEEK: ENERGY

FOURTH WEEK: ENERGY [CONTINUED]

JULY:

FIRST WEEK: ENERGY [CONTINUED]

SECOND WEEK: ENERGY [CONTINUED]

THIRD WEEK: ENERGY [CONTINUED]

FOURTH WEEK: LIGHT ENERGY

AUGUST:

THIRD WEEK: LIGHT ENERGY [CONTINUED]

FOURTH WEEK: LIGHT ENERGY [CONTINUED]

SEPTEMBER:

FIRST WEEK: LIGHT ENERGY [CONTINUED]

SECOND WEEK: LIGHT ENERGY [CONTINUED]

THIRD WEEK: HEAT TRANSFER

FOURTH WEEK: HEAT TRANSFER [CONTINUED]

OCTOBER:

FOURTH WEEK: SOUND ENERGY

NOVEMBER:

FIRST WEEK: SOUND ENERGY [CONTINUED]

SECOND WEEK: SOUND ENERGY [CONTINUED]

THIRD WEEK: SOUND ENERGY [CONTINUED]

FOURTH WEEK: SOUND ENERGY [CONTINUED]

DECEMBER:

FIRST WEEK: SOUND ENERGY [CONTINUED]

SECOND WEEK: ELECTRICITY

JANUARY:

FIRST WEEK: ELECTRICITY [CONTINUED]

SECOND WEEK: ELECTRICITY [CONTINUED]

THIRD WEEK: ELECTRICITY [CONTINUED]

FOURTH WEEK: ELECTRICITY [CONTINUED]

FEBRUARY:

FIRST WEEK: ELECTRICITY [CONTINUED]

SECOND WEEK: REVISION

THIRD WEEK: REVISION

FOURTH WEEK: REVISION

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BIOLOGY

First Term

1. Cell – The Unit of Life

2. Diseases – Cause and Control

3. Hygiene

4. Aids to Health

April 2019

April – 2nd – 12th 2019

Cell – Introduction

- Cell Theory

- Shapes of Cell

- Efficiency of the cells on the basis of shape

15th April – 30th April 2019

- Structure of the cell (Diagrams of a generalized Plant cell, Animal cell and Bacterial cell)

- Parts of the cell: Living Parts and non living parts

- Cell Organelles – Cytoplasm

- Endoplasmic Reticulum

- Mitochondria

- Golgi apparatus

- Ribosome

- Lysosomes

- Centrosome (Only in animal cell)

- Plastids (Only in Plant Cell)

- Granules

- Vacuoles

- Droplets

May 2019

May 1st – 7th 2019

Nucleus of the Cell:

1. Nuclear Membrane

2. Nucleoli

3. Chromatin Fibres

4. Nucleoplasm

May 8th – 11th

- Differences between Plant Cell and Animal Cell

- Introduction to Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cells

June 2019

June 14th – 17th 2019

Diseases: Cause and Control

- Introduction

- Categories of Disease

- Categories of Disease on the extent of occurrence

- Categories of Disease

- Communicable Diseases: Pathogen, Incubation Period

June 18th – 26th June

- Diseases Caused by Bacteria – Cholera, Typhoid, TB

- Diseases Caused by Protozoa – Malaria, Amoebic Dysentery and Sleeping Sickness

27th June2019 – 6th July 2019

- Diseases caused by Parasitic worms

- Ascariasis

- Taeniasis

- Filariasis

- Viral Disease: HIV/AIDS, Chicken Pox, Hepatitis

July 2019

8th July – 13th July 2019

Hygiene

- Simple Personal Hygiene

- Social Hygiene and Sanitation

- Vectors and their Control: Housefly, Mosquitoes, Cockroaches, Rats

- Contamination of water and water borne diseases: Cholera, Dysentery, Hepatitis

15th July 2019 – 20th July 2019

Aids to Health

- Need to keep healthy

- Immunity

- Local Defense System

- Mechanical Barriers

- Expulsion through body

- Germ killing secretions

- Germ fighting WBC’s

- Merits of local defense system

22nd – 31st July 2019

Aids to health continued

Immunity/Immune System

- Kinds of Immunity – Innate and Acquired

- Categories of Immunity

- Antibodies

- Vaccination and Immunization

- Four Categories of Vaccines

- Antitoxins

- Antiseptics and disinfectants

- Antibiotics

o Discovery of Penicillin

o Sources of Antibiotics

o Uses of Antibiotics

o Sulphonamide group of medicines

Revision for 1st Term Exams

2nd Term

Second Term Examination

- Cell

- Health Organizations

- Economic Importance of Bacteria and fungi

- Five Kingdom Classification

August 2019

12th August – 17th August 2019

Health Organizations

- Common health problems in India

- International bodies: WHO and Redcross

19th August – 31st August 2019

Economic importance of Bacteria and Fungi

- Bacteria: a general study

- Useful role of Bacteria in medicine

- Role of Bacteria in agriculture

- Role of Bacteria in industry

- Spoilage of food by bacteria

- A general study of Bread Mould

- Useful and harmful fungi

- Role of fungi in medicine

- Role of fungi in industry

September 2019

1st – 15th September 2019

Five Kingdom Classification

- Definition of species

- Categories of taxonomy

- Five Kingdom classification

- Scientific/Binomial Nomenclature of an organism

- Major group of animals

- Invertebrate and Vertebrate

- Invertebrate Phyla : Porifera to Nematoda

16th September – 30th September

Invertebrate Phyla – Annelida – Echinodermata

- Phylum Chordata (Vertebrata)

o Class Pisces to Class Mammalia

Revision for Second Term Examinations

October 2019

October 2-8 Puja Vacations

October 14th 31st – 2nd Term Exams

November 2019: Third Term Begins Final Term Syllabus

- Pollination and fertilization - Cell - Five Kingdom Classification - Seeds - The Flower - Respiration - Waste generation and management

1st to 8th November 2019 - The flower

11th – 30th November 2019

Pollination and Fertilization

- Pollination

- Types of Pollination

- Self Pollination: Definition and Types

- Advantages of Self Pollination

- Cross Pollination

- Advantages and Disadvantages of Cross Pollination

- Contrivances to prevent self pollination

- Agents of cross pollination

- Some examples of Pollination: Sweet pea and maize

Fertilization

- The pollen grain

- The Ovule

- Germination of Pollen Grain

- Fate of floral parts after fertilization

December 2019

Seeds – Structure and Germination

December 1st to 14th 2019

Seed Structure Classification of seed The Bean seed The Maize grain 14th December – 21st December

- Germination - Conditions necessary for germination - Experiments on germination - Types of germination - The seedling

January 2019 Respiration in Plants 6th – 11th January Concept of respiration Liberation of energy Respiration vs burning Entire plant respires 12th – 31st January Experiments on respiration February 2019 1st Week – Waste generation and management 2nd Week Revision First Term Unit Test: The Cell Project Title: “Herbarium File-five ornamental and five Medicinal Plants of Jharkhand.” ===================================================================================

CHEMISTRY

FIRST TERM: The Language of Chemistry

(Introduction, Chemical symbols, Formula, Valency, Radicals, Writing chemical formulae,

naming certain compounds, to calculate valency from the formula, chemical equation,

relative atomic mass, relative molecular mass, percentage composition)

Chemical changes and reactions

(Chemical reaction, characteristics of chemical reactions, types of chemical change or

reactions, Energy change in chemical reaction)

UNIT TEST: The Language of chemistry

SECOND TERM: Atomic structure and chemical bonding

( Definition of element, definition of an atom, constituents of an atom, Atom-its structure,

atomic number, Bohr-bury scheme, valence electrons, reasons for chemical activity of an

atom, isotopes, electrovalent and covalent bond)

Chemical changes and reactions, the language of chemistry (from previous term)

PROJECT: Historical background of an atom

THIRD TERM: Study of gas laws

(Introduction, behavior and characteristic properties of gases, molecular motion-

relationship of temperature, pressure and volume, Absolute zero, Boyle’s law, Charle’s law)

Study of the first element –HYDROGEN

(Position of Hydrogen in the periodic table and general group characteristics with reference

to valency electrons, burning, ion formation, preparation of hydrogen from water, dilute

acids and alkalis; application of activity series, laboratory preparation of hydrogen,

manufacture of hydrogen, properties and uses of hydrogen, oxidation and reduction)

Atmospheric pollution

(Acid rain-composition, cause and its impact, global warming, greenhouse gases, ozone

formation, its function and its depletion)

Monthwise break up:

Apr-May: The Language of chemistry

June-July: Chemical changes and reactions

Sep: Atomic structure and chemical bonding

Nov: Study of gas laws

Dec-Jan: Study of the first element-Hydrogen

Feb: Atmospheric pollution

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COMPUTER

FIRST-TERM

April : Operating Systems [Ch-1].

May : OOPS(ch -4)

June : Java(ch -5 ); Introduction to java Programming (ch -6 )

July : Java Programming using keyboard input First Unit-Test : Operating Systems (Ch -1)

Ch-1, 4, 5 and 6 for the First -Term Exams.

PROJECT : CONCEPTS OF OOP

SECOND-TERM

August : Decision making in java I(Ch -7) September : Windows (ch -2) Ch-2, 4, 5, 6 and 7 for the Second -Term Exams.

THIRD-TERM

October : Decision making in java I I (Ch -8)

November : Internet and Its Applications (ch -11)

December :Looping Statements in Java I (ch -9)

January : Looping Statements in Java I I (ch -10)

February : Programming contd… Revision

Ch-1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 for the Final -Term Exams. ============================================================

HINDI

1st Term – Section – A (40 Marks)

Hkk"kk & d½ eSa vkSj esjk O;kdj.k Hkkx & 8 [k½ fuca/k HkkLdj

1- fuca/k & le; dk lnqi;ksx] foKku ykHk gkfu] c<+rh tula[;k] LoPNrk vfHk;ku] lRlaxfr

2- fp=&ys[ku

3- i= & d½ vkSipkfjd

[k½ vukSipkfjd

4- Hkko &xzg.k

5- O;kogkfjd O;kdj.k%

d½ foykse & vkfn & psru

[k½ i;kZ;okph & 1&20

x½ okD;ka’k & 1&22

?k½ ;qXe & 1&13

M-½ eqgkojk & 1&13

p½ yksdksfDr & 1&09

N½ rn~Hko ls rRle &

t½ fo’ks"k.k ’kCnk sa dh jpuk djsa& laKk] loZuke] fØ;kA

>½ vusdkFkhZ & 1&22

Section – B (40 Marks)

lkfgR; & vksl ds eksrh

1- fiz;re

2- ykyp cqjh cyk

3- ijh{kk

4- dŸkZO;&cks/k

5- rSewj dh gkj

O;kdj.k%

laf/k & ifjHkk"kk] Hksn] mnkgj.k] laf/k&foPNsn

vO;; & ifjHkk"kk] Hksn] mnkgj.k] vO;; ds Hksn dh igpku ,oa iz;ksxA

milxZ & Hksn] ifjHkk"kk] fgUnh] laLd`r ¼igpku½

Unit Test –

1- ijh{kk 2- O;kogkfjd O;kdj.k

2nd Term – Section – A (40 Marks)

Hkk"kk & 1- eSa vkSj esjk O;kdj.k 2- fuca/k HkkLdj

1- fuca/k & esjh fiz; iqLrd] IysVQkeZ] jk"Vªh; >.Mk] cdjhn] LokoyEcu

2- fp= ys[ku

3- i= & d½ vkSipkfjd [k½vukSipkfjd

4- Hkko xzg.k

5- O;kogkfjd O;kdj.k %

d½ foykse & vkxeu & fuanuh;

[k½ i;kZ;okph & 21&40

x½ okD;ka’k & 23&44

?k½ ;qXe & 14&27

M-½ eqgkojk & 14&25

p½ yksdksfDr & 10&17

N½ rn~Hko ls rRle

t½ laKk ls Hkkookpd ,oa fo’ks"k.k cukuk

N½ vusdkFkhZ & 23&49

Section – B (40 Marks)

lkfgR; & vksl ds eksrh%

d½ ;g /kjrh fdruk nsrh gSA

[k½ xks’kkyk

x½ pk¡nh dk twrk

?k½ ukxkySaM

M-½ eSa vkSj esjk ns’k

p½ dŸkZO;cks/k (1st Term)

O;kdj.k%

1- okP; dh ifjHkk"kk] Hksn] mnkgj.k] #ikUrj.k

lekl & ifjHkk"kk] Hksn] mnkgj.k

f}xq vkSj }a} esa vUrj

deZ/kkj; ,oa cgqczhfg esa vUrj

laf/k vkSj lekl esa vUrj

leLr in@lkekfld in cukuk@ lekl

foxzgA

Unit Test –

d½ xks’kkyk [k½ okP;

x½ O;kogkfjd O;kdj.k

3rd Term – Section – A (40 Marks)

Hkk"kk & d½ eSa vkSj esjk O;kdj.k [k½ fuca/k HkkLdj

fuca/k & ijksidkj] lekpkj i=] ck<+] izkS<+ f’k{kk] c<+rh tula[;k

2- fp= ys[ku

3- i= & d½ vkSipkfjd [k½vukSipkfjd

4- Hkko xzg.k

5- O;kogkfjd O;kdj.k %

d½ foykse & py & fuR;

[k½ i;kZ;okph & 41&60

x½ okD;ka’k & 45&66

?k½ ;qXe & 28&40

M-½ eqgkojk & 26&38

p½ yksdksfDr & 18&25

N½ rn~Hko ls rRle

t½ laKk ls Hkkookpd ,oa fo’ks"k.k cukuk

N½ vusdkFkhZ & 45&70

Section – B (40 Marks) lkfgR;% vksl ds eksrh

1- fcUnk

2- Mk- ,- ih- ts- vCnqy dyke

3- vtUrk dh fp=dyk

4- lRdŸkZO;

5- ukxkySaM ¼2nd Term½

6- ykyp cqjh cyk ¼1st Term½

O;kdj.k%

1- okD; & ifjHkk"kk] Hksn] mnkgj.kA okD; #ikUrj.k] vkdka{kk] ;ksX;rk] ØeA miokD;] incU/k dh fjHkk"kk]

mnkgj.kA incU/k vkSj miokD; esa vUrj] izR;;& ifjHkk"kk] Hksn] dr vkSj r}f/kr izR;;

Unit Test –

1- vtUrk dh fp=dyk

2- O;kogkfjd O;kdj.k

Project Work:

rfeyukMq dh ;k=k

lkIrkfgd ikB~;Øe

2nd April – 4th April – ijh{kk] O;kogkfjd O;kdj.k] ifjp;

9th April – 12th April – ijh{kk] O;kogkfjd O;kdj.k] i= dk izk:i

15th April – 17th April – ijh{kk] i= ys[ku] fuca/k] ifj;kstuk dk;Z

22nd – 27th April – ykyp cqjh cyk

29th – 30th April – ykyp cqjh cyk

1st – 4th May - milxZ

7th - 10th May – Hkkookpd vkSj fo’ks"k.k cukuk] rRle] rn~Hko

ifj;kstuk dk;Z & rfeyukMw dh ;k=k

tek frfFk & 09-05-2019

12th May – 13th June – Summer vacation

14th – 15th June – ekSf[kd okpu@ okd~ tk¡p ijh{kk

17th – 22nd June – rSewj dh gkj

24th – 29th June – vO;;

1st July – 6th July – laf/k@eqgkojk

8th -13th July – xks’kkyk@fp= vk/kkfjr izLrko

15th – 20th July – dÙkZO;cks/k@ fuca/k

22nd – 31st July – iqujkofÙk 3rd August – 1st Term Exam

19th Aug-23rd Aug – ;g /kjrh fdruk nsrh gS] i=

26th – 31st Aug – xks’kyk] fuca/k

2nd – 4th Sep. – okP;] O;kogkfjd O;kdj.k 11th – 14th Sep.- ukxkyS.M] lekl

16th – 21st Sep.- iqujko`fÙk okd~ tk¡p ijh{kk

23rd – 30th Sep – iqujko`fÙk

Unit Test – xks’kkyk] okP;] O;kogkfjd O;kdj.k

14th Oct. - 2nd Term Exam

28th - 31st Oct. - fcUnk] i= 1st Nov. – fuca/k@ O;kogkfjd O;kdj.k

4th – 9h Nov.- vtark dh fp=dyk@ fcank

11th – 13th Nov. – vtark dh fp=dyk] fp= vk/kkfjr izLrko

19th – 23rd Nov. - MkW- vCnqy dyke] lRdÙkZO;

25th Nov. – 30th Nov.- MkW- vCnqy dyke] O;kogkfjd O;kdj.k] lRdÙkZO; 1st – 6th Dec.- okD;] lRdÙkZO;

9th -14th Dec.- okD; 16th – 20th Dec.- fuca/k] eqgkojk

7th – 11th Jan – ukxkyS.M] okD; dh iqjkofÙk] lRdÙkZO;

13th – 18th Jan – ykyp cqjh cyk] fp= vk/kkfjr izLrko

20th – 24th Jan– okd~ tk¡p ijh{kk (Hindi 3) 27th – 31sth Jan - okd~ tk¡p ijh{kk] O;kogkfjd O;kdj.k

3rd – 8th Feb- iqujko`fr

Final Exam

Month wise April – ijh{kk] fiz;re] ykyp cqjh cyk i=] fuca/k] ifj;kstuk dk;Z& rfeyukMq dh ;k=k

tek frfFk & 09-05-2019

May– milxZ] O;kdj.k ¼Hkkookpd laKk½ vkSj fo’ks"k.k cukuk] rRle&rn~Hko

June - rSewj dh gkj] vO;;

July - laf/k] dÙkZO;cks/k] xks’kkyk] fp= vk/kkfjr fuca/k] iqujkofr

Aug – ;g /kjrh fdruk nsrh gS] eSa vkSj esjk ns’k] i=] fuca/k

Sep.- pk¡nh dk twrk] ukxkyS.M] okP; lekl] iqujko`fr Oct.- fcUnk@i=

Nov.- fcUnk] MkW- vCnqy dyke] vtark dh fp=dyk] fuca/k] O;kogkfjd O;kdj.k] lRdÙkZO;

Dec.- vtark dh fp=dyk] okD; i=] lRdÙkZO;

Jan- okD;] ukxkyS.M] ykyp cqjh cyk] fp= vk/kkfjr fuca/k] O;kogkfjd O;kdj.k] lRdÙkZO;

Feb.- iqujko`fÙk

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