Curriculum xi-xii

By O P Mishra

 


CENTRAL BOARD OF SECONDARY EDUCATION

Curriculum Areas at Senior Secondary Level
For the purpose of fostering competences in learners, the curriculum encompasses seven major learning areas, which are: Languages, Humanities, Mathematics, Sciences, Skill Subjects, General Studies and Health and Physical Education. These areas are broadly divided into electives and compulsory areas as detailed below: -

Language 1

Hindi Elective or Hindi Core or English Elective or English Core

Language 2/Subject 2

Any one Language OR Any one Academic Elective

Subject 3; Subject 4;

Subject 5

Any three compulsory Electives from a pool of Academic and Skill subjects

Language 3/Subject 6

Any optional Elective from a pool of Languages, Academic and Skill subjects.

Health and Physical Education, Work Experience, General Studies

Compulsory subjects having only internal assessment
Combination of Subjects:
Subjects can be offered as under:

Nature

Subject

Name of Subjects

Compulsory

Subject 1

 

Subject 2

 

Subject 3

Subject 4

Subject 5

Hindi Elective or Hindi Core or English Elective or English Core

Any one Language from Group – L not opted as Subject 1 OR Any one Elective from the Group – A

Any elective either from Group – A Or Group-S

Any elective either from Group – A Or Group-S

Any elective either from Group – A

Additional Subject

(Optional)

Subject 6

Any one elective or Language from Group L or A

Subjects of Internal Assessment

Subject 7 – 9 (to be taken by all Regular Candidates)

 Health and Physical Education, Work Experience, General Studies
 
Academics Elective (Group-A)

Subject Code

Subject Name

Theory

Practical

030

Economics 

080

020

054

Business Studies

080

020

055

Accountancy 

080

020

066

Entrepreneurship

070

030
 
Skills Elective (Group-S)

Sub. Code

Course Name

Job Roles

Theory

Practical

801

Retail

Sales Associate

60

40

805

Financial Markets
Management

Equity Dealer
Mutual Fund Agent

60
 

40

811

Banking

Sales Executive (Banking Product)

60

40

812

Marketing

Marketing Executive

60

40

814

Insurance

Sales Executive (Insurance)

60

40

822

Taxation

Assistant Tax/GST Consultant
Accounts Assistant

60
 

40

823

Cost Accounting

Jr. Accountant

60

40

824

Office Procedures
and Practices

Executive Assistant

60

40
 

831

Salesmanship

Sales Executive

60

40

833

Business Administration

Business Executive

60

40
 
 
 
The curriculum and the study material for the Skill Electives are available on the CBSE academic website under the tab ‘Skill Education’ and can be accessed through the link:
http://cbseacademic.nic.in/skill education.html.


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