Curriculum

The CBSE curriculum is a standardized national framework for education, focusing on a comprehensive and structured approach to learning. It encompasses core subjects like English, Hindi, Mathematics, Science, and Social Science, along with elective subjects and co-scholastic activities. The curriculum is designed to foster competencies in learners and reflects the nation’s vision for education.

Here’s a more detailed look at the CBSE curriculum:

Core Subjects:

• Languages: English, Hindi, and a third language (regional or foreign).
• Mathematics: Includes both standard and applied mathematics.
• Science: Covers Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.
• Social Science: Includes History, Geography, Political Science, and Economics. 

Elective Subjects:

• A wide range of elective subjects are available, including:
  • Skill Subjects: Computer Science, Biotechnology, etc.
  • Humanities: History, Political Science, Sociology, Psychology, etc.
  • Fine Arts: Dance, Hindustani Melodic, etc.
  • Other Subjects: Home Science, Legal Studies, etc. 

Curriculum Areas:

• The curriculum is structured into learning areas, including:
  • Languages
  • Humanities
  • Mathematics
  • Sciences
  • Skill Subjects
  • General Studies
  • Health and Physical Education. 

Assessment:

• CBSE follows a system of formative and summative assessments. 
• Formative assessment involves activities like individual and group projects, and pen-and-paper exams. 
• Summative assessment includes end-of-semester or year-end examinations. 

Key Features:

Standardization:

The CBSE syllabus is a nationally recognized framework, ensuring consistency in content and evaluation. 

Competency-Based:

The curriculum aims to foster specific skills and knowledge in students. 

Holistic Development:

It includes both scholastic (academic) and co-scholastic (non-academic) areas. 

Flexibility:

Students can choose from a variety of elective subjects based on their interests and career goals.