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Syllabus
The syllabus is essential for exam preparation, offering a clear roadmap to help students concentrate on pertinent topics and manage their resources efficiently. It acts as a benchmark for tracking progress and formulating effective study and exam strategies. To utilize the syllabus effectively, students should:
- Thoroughly review it to understand the exam’s scope.
- Create a comprehensive study plan covering all topics.
- Use diverse study materials.
- Regularly assess their understanding through mock tests and revisions, focusing on weaker areas for well-rounded preparation.
Mastering these syllabi is critical for excelling in competitive exams and gaining admission to top medical and engineering institutions.
Note: +1/+2 Chapters till Christmas exam
Physics
- Effects of Electric Current (State)
- Electricity (CBSE)
- Magentic effect of electric current (State)
- Magentic effect of electric current (CBSE)
- Refraction of Light (State)
- Reflection of Light (CBSE)
- Light Reflection & Refraction (CBSE)
- Vision and the Colour of world (State)
- The Human eye and the Colourful World (CBSE)
Chemistry
- Periodic table and Electronic configuration (Common)
- Reactivity series and Electrochemistry (STATE)
- Chemical Reactions & Equations (CBSE)
- Products of Metals (State)
- Compounds of Non metals ( State)
- Metals and Non Metals (CBSE)
Biology
- Sensations and Responses (STATE)
- Chemical Messages for Homeostasis (STATE)
- Control & Coordination (CBSE)
Mathematics
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- Arithmetic Sequence (STATE)
- Arithmetic Sequence (CBSE)
- Second Degree Equations (STATE)
- Quadratic equations (CBSE)
- Polynomials (State)
- Polynomials (CBSE)
- Cordinates (State)
- Cordinate Geometry (CBSE)
- Basic Mathematical calculations, BODMAS rule, Power problems …etc
• Total Marks : A total of 240 marks are divided among 60 questions.
• Duration : 1.5 hr (90 minutes)
• Correct Answers : For each correct answer students will get +4 marks.
• Wrong Answers : There is a -1 penalty or negative marking for providing wrong answers.
• Unanswered : Students will get 0 marks for unattempted questions.
• Date of Examinations : 29/12/2024
➢ Physics – 15 Questions
➢ Chemistry – 15 Questions
➢ Basic Mathematics – 30 Questions