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1 ST. XAVIER S SCHOOL DORANDA, RANCHI. SYLLABUS OF STD. XI ( ) MATHEMATICS 1. Limit and Continuity 2. Differentiation by 1 st Principle. 3. Differentiation. 4. Application of Derivative 5. Locus and its equations. 6. Sequence and Series. 7. Equations of St. Line 8. Mathematical Induction Second Term Examination 1. Multiple and Compound angle 2. Trigonometrical Equation 3. Quadratic Equation 4. Permutation and Combination 5. Binomial Theorem. 6. Vector 7. Integration Final Term Examination 1. Equation of Circle and tangent to Circle. 2. Complex Number 3. 3 Dimension 4. Relation and Function 5. Integration.

2 ECONOMICS ( June August ) 1. Definition of Economics 2. Basic Economic Concept 3. Basic problems of an Economy. 4. Types of Economies. 5. Solutions to the Basic Economic problems in different Economies 6. Indian Economy on the eve of independence. 7. Indian Economy Statistics Meaning and Definition 9. Collection of data 10. Classification of data statistical series. Second Term Examination (September November) 1. Parameters of development and planning in India. 2. Structural changes in Indian Economy After Liberlisation 3. Problem of poverty in India. 4. Employment Growth, informalisation and related issues. 5. Presentation of data. 6. Measures of Central tendency 7. Measures of Dispersion. 8. Correlation 9. Index Number. Portion from First Term Exam: 1. Basic Economic Concepts. 2. Indian Economy Final Examination (December January ) 1. Rural Development 2. Human Capital formation in India. 3. Economic Growth and development A comparative study of Indian and Chinese Economy. 4. Sustainable Development and Environment.

3 Portion from First and Second Term: 1. Basic Economic Concepts. 2. Problem of Poverty in India 3. Measures of Central Tendency. 4. Measures of Dispersion 5. Correlation 6. Index Numbers. BIOLOGY 1. Diversity of life 2. Five kingdom classification: kingdom MONERA, PROTISTA & FUNGI 3. Animal tissues 4. Respiration in humans 5. Engymes 6. Ecosystem 7. Nutrition in humans Second Term Examination 1. Plant kingdom 2. Plant tissues 3. Mineral Nutrition 4. Plant growth 5. Circulatory system 6. Excretory system 7. Endocrine system 8. Cell membrane 9. Cellular Respiration 10. Pollution Third term Examination 1. Photo morphogenesis in Plants 2. Nervous system

4 3. Locomotion in humans 4. Cell reproduction 5. Animal kingdom Chapter nos. 5, 6, 8, 11, 13, 16, 17 CHEMISTRY 1. Atomic structure 2. Chemical bonding 3. Periodic table 4. Mole concept, Equivalent mass, Avogadro s hypothesis. 5. Introduction to organic chemistry 6. Types of chemical reactions and their mechanism (a) Inductive effect (b) Mesmeric (c) Electrometric (d) Hyper conjugation 7. Redox reactions to balance by oxidation number method and ionelectron methods, Chemical kinetics. Second term Examination ( RNU) 1. Gaseous state 2. Group 1, 2, 13 Third term Examination 1. Group 14, 15 Preparation properties and uses of compounds

5 PHYSICS 1. Application of calculus to problems in Physics. 2. Dimensions 3. Vectors 4. Motion in one Dimension 5. Elasticity 6. Heat & Thermodynamics (up to Carnot s heat engine) ENGLISH POEM 1. Father Returning Home 2. Phenomenal Woman PROS 1. The Lamb to the slaughter 2. The Lost Jewels ACCOUNTS 1. Introduction to Accounting 2. Basic Accounting Terms 3. Accounting Concepts 4. Journal 5. Ledger 6. Trial Balance 7. Cash Bank Physical Education 1. Concept of Physical Education 2. Individual Aspects and Group Dynamics 3. Effects of Physical Exercise on Human Body Systems 4. Basketball

6 Class XI (Commerce) Session: Syllabus of Commerce First Term End Examination: Scheduled from Topic: Nature and Purpose of Business. A. Classfication of human activities: Economic and Non economic. Types of economic activities Distinction between business, profession and employment. B. Defination and concept of business, Classification of business activities Industry: Types of industries on the basis of activities (Primary and Secondary) and on the basis of size (Micro, small, medium and large).role of small business in India..Commerce: Branches of commerce.its nature and functions, importance, Branches of commerce Trade and aids to trade, Relationship between commerce, trade and industry. C. Business objectives.economic, Social; human and national. Role of profit in business. Topic: Forms of Business organisations A Introduction to business organisations. :Meaning,.features, types(private Sector, Public Sector, Public Private Partnership(PPPs), Joint Sector).Comparison between different types of organisations. B Sole Trader Objectives, formation, merits and demerits. Meaning and definition of sole trader, features and objectives of Sole Trader, merits and demerits. C. Partnership Meaning, features, types of partners and partnership firms Registration of partnership firms: Formation, meaning and contents of partnership deed, registration and consequences of non registration. Evaluation of partnership, merits and demerits. Comparison of Sole proprietorship and partnership. D.Corporate organisation

7 Joint stock companies: Meaning, features, merits and demerits and objectives Stages of formation of a company Promotion meeting, roles and types of promoters. Incorporation of a company Meaning and steps of incorporation (Including filing of documents), Certificate of incorporation. Memorandum of Association and Articles of Associations (excluding alterations) and distinction between the two documents Meaning and contents of MOA and AOA.Distinction between the MOA and AOA. Commencement of business: steps and certificate of Commencement. Prospectus and statement in lieu of prospectus Meaning and contents only. Types of companies Certification of companies on the basis of mode of incorporation, liability of members, public interest, ownership, control ad nationality. Public and private companies and their comparative studies, privileges of private companies. Global enterprises Meaning, characteristics, merits and demerits of global enterprises. E Public sector Undertakings: Meaning, features, role and forms of public sector undertakings (Departmental undertakings, Public corporations and Government companies).definitions, features, merits and demerits. Public private partnerships. Meaning, features of PPPs. Co operative organisations Meaning, characteristics and types. Co operative organisations: advantages and disadvantages, distinction between joint stock companies and co operative organisations. Topic: Insurance A Insurance: Meaning, objectives and purpose of insurance; concept of re insurance and double insurance. Risks in business Insurable and non insurable.

8 Meaning and examples of both, characteristics of insurable risks. Principles of Insurance: Utmost good faith; insurable interest; indemnity, contribution, doctrine of subrogation; causa proxima, mitigation of loss. Types of Insurance: Life and non life. Types of insurance Life, health, fire, marine, motor, social and fidelity insurance (meaning and importance only). Note: The above mentioned topics for the first term will get over by the end of August 2015, hence both the topics and related sub topics are to be studied elaborately. 2 nd Term End Examination Scheduled from 1/12/2015 Topic: Stock Exchange Meaning and importance, functions and services, Major Stock Exchanges in India (BSE, NSE, DSE, ASE) types and locations. Types of operators Brokers, jobbers, bulls and Bears. Terms used in stock exchange ex dividend, spot delivery, forward delivery. SEBI: Functions and Objectives. Topic: Foreign Trade Meaning, difference between internal trade and external trade. Meaning and characteristics of international trade, problems of international trade and its advantages and disadvantages. Export trade Meaning, objectives, purpose and procedure. Meaning and functions of import trade, objectives, purpose and procedure. Documents involved in international trade.

9 Documents involved in export trade: such as :indent,letter of credit,shipping order,shipping bill, mate s receipt,bill of lading,certificate of origin, consular invoice, documentary bill of exchange, bill of entry, bill of sight,port trust dues receipt, application to import, advice note. Documents involved in Import Trade: Such as import license, indent,letter of credit, documentary bill of exchange, bill of entry, bill of sight, port trust dues receipt, application to import, advice note, bill of lading. World Trade Organisation. Meaning and objectives. Topic: Social Responsibility of Business and business ethics. Concept and need for social responsibility. Responsibility towards owners, investors, consumers, employees, government and community. Responsibility of business towards protection of environment, meaning and importance of Business Ethics. Note: The above mentioned topics for the 2 nd term will get over by the end of November 2015 hence both the topics and related sub topics are to be studied elaborately. Final Examination: Scheduled from 8/2/2016 Topic: Trade : Wholesalers. Meaning and services of wholesaler to retailer, customer and producer. : Retail trade: Meaning characteristics of retail trade.distinction between wholesale and retail trade Types of retail trade: Small scale fixed shops, departmental store, chain store, mail order houses, tele shopping, franchise, consumer cooperative stores, hypermarkets and automatic vending machines. Documents used in home trade: inquiry, quotation, catalogues order, invoice, debit note, credit note. Price quotations Cash discount and trade discount. : Role of Chambers of Commerce and Industry and Trade Associations.

10 Topic: Emerging Modes of Business : E business: Scope and benefits. Resources required for successful e business implementation, online transaction, Payment mechanisms, security and safety of business transactions. : Outsourcing: Concept need and scope of BPO and KPO : Smart cards: Meaning and utility Note: The examination scheduled from 8/2/2016 will incorporate all the above mentioned topics (i.e. from 1 st Term onwards). The break up of the syllabus would be as uder: 40% from the first term, 20% from the 2 nd term and 40% from the final term.

COMMERCE (857) CLASS XI

COMMERCE (857) CLASS XI COMMERCE (857) Aims: 1. To develop an interest in the theory and practice of business, trade and industry. 2. To familiarise candidates with theoretical foundations, organising, managing and handling operations