CURRICULUM
Classes IX–X | Secondary School | Academic
Session 2026–27
1. Main Objectives
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Help students understand
concepts clearly instead of simply memorising facts.
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Develop critical thinking,
creativity, communication and problem-solving skills.
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Encourage students to apply
classroom learning to everyday life.
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Build important life skills,
values, digital awareness and environmental responsibility.
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Give students opportunities to
learn through projects, activities, experiments and teamwork.
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Prepare students confidently
for the Class X Board Examination while maintaining a healthy balance between
studies and co-curricular activities.
2. Main Subjects and Learning Focus
Languages (English/Hindi/other prescribed language)
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Improve reading, writing,
grammar, vocabulary and communication.
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Encourage students to express
their ideas clearly and confidently.
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Develop understanding and
appreciation of literature.
Mathematics
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Build strong understanding of
mathematical concepts.
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Develop logical reasoning and
problem-solving skills.
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Use mathematics in practical
and real-life situations.
Science
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Understand important concepts
of Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
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Learn through experiments,
observation and practical activities.
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Develop scientific thinking and
the habit of using evidence before reaching conclusions.
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Connect science with health,
environment and sustainable living.
Social Science
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Understand history, geography,
democracy, constitutional values and basic economics.
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Relate classroom learning to
society and current real-life situations.
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Develop skills through maps,
case studies, source interpretation and data-based questions.
Skill/Optional Subjects
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Provide opportunities to
develop vocational, practical and life-related skills as offered by the school
and permitted by CBSE.
Health & Physical Education
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Promote fitness, sports
participation, healthy habits and overall well-being.
Art Education
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Encourage creativity, cultural
understanding and appreciation of art.
3. Class IX – Subject-wise Learning
English Language & Literature
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Read and understand factual,
discursive and literary passages.
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Practise descriptive, narrative
and analytical writing in the prescribed formats.
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Use grammar correctly in
meaningful contexts.
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Read and appreciate prescribed
prose, poetry and supplementary texts.
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Develop inference,
interpretation, vocabulary and critical-response skills.
Second Language (Hindi/applicable language)
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Improve reading comprehension
and interpretation.
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Practise writing and
composition in prescribed formats.
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Use grammar and vocabulary
appropriately in context.
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Read and appreciate prescribed
literary and poetic texts.
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Develop oral communication and
creative expression.
Mathematics
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Strengthen understanding of
number systems, algebra, geometry and coordinate geometry.
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Learn mensuration and
statistics/probability as prescribed.
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Develop mathematical reasoning
and problem-solving.
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Apply mathematical ideas to
real-life situations through regular practice.
Science
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Understand prescribed concepts
related to matter, the living world, motion, force, work and related themes.
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Take part in laboratory work,
observation and experiments.
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Practise numerical and
application-based questions.
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Connect science with health,
environment and sustainable development.
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Develop a scientific attitude
and evidence-based thinking.
Social Science
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Study prescribed themes in
history, geography, political science and economics.
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Understand democracy,
constitutional values and institutions.
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Use maps, case studies and
source-based activities to strengthen learning.
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Develop the ability to
interpret information and answer competency-based questions.
4. Class X – Subject-wise Learning
English Language & Literature
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Improve comprehension and
inference through unseen texts.
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Practise analytical,
descriptive and creative writing.
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Use grammar accurately and
appropriately.
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Read and appreciate prescribed
literature and supplementary texts.
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Regularly practise
competency-based questions in preparation for Board assessment.
Second Language (Hindi/applicable language)
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Practise unseen comprehension
and interpretation.
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Develop writing, composition
and functional language skills.
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Strengthen grammar and
vocabulary through contextual practice.
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Read prescribed literature and
poetry with understanding.
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Develop communication and
creative-expression skills.
Mathematics
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Build understanding of real
numbers, algebra and coordinate geometry.
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Develop skills in geometry and
trigonometry.
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Learn mensuration, statistics
and probability as prescribed.
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Use mathematical reasoning,
modelling and application.
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Practise competency-based and
case-based questions regularly.
Science
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Understand prescribed topics in
chemical reactions, biology and natural phenomena.
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Carry out practical work and
scientific investigations.
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Practise application-based
questions, numericals, diagrams and interpretation.
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Connect learning with health
and environmental sustainability.
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Prepare for competency-based
Board assessment.
Social Science
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Study prescribed national and
global themes in history.
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Understand resources,
agriculture, industries and environmental issues in geography.
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Explore democracy, federalism,
institutions, power sharing and rights.
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Understand development,
sectors, money and credit, globalisation and consumer-related themes.
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Practise map work,
case/source-based questions and data interpretation.
5. Assessment and School-based Learning
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Use regular tests and
competency-based assessments to check understanding.
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Assess learning through
projects, activities, portfolios, quizzes, presentations, classwork and
practical work wherever appropriate.
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Include laboratory activities,
map work, art-integrated learning and experiential tasks.
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Maintain portfolios to record
progress, reflection and evidence of learning.
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Students ARE timelyGIVEN feedback and provideD
support or enrichment according to their needs.
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The latest CBSE subject-wise assessment scheme
for the relevant academic sessionis followed
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Revision, examination preparation and support
for identified learning gaps.