National Institute of Open Schooling 12th Examination (NIOS Class 12)
About NIOS Class 12 2021
National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) conducts Senior Secondary examination twice a year, in March/April and in October/November. This year, NIOS 12th exams for April 2021 will be conducted with some delay. The exams are held in Hindi, English, Urdu, Bengali, Tamil, Punjabi, Odiya and Sanskrit medium.
Latest Update: NIOS 12th admit card 2021 available for practical and theory exams.
- NIOS 12th date sheet 2021 for practical and theoretical exams has been released for January-February 2021 exams
- The practicals of NIOS class 12 will commence from January 14, 2021 followed by theory exams from January 22 to February 15, 2021.
- Students should prepare for the NIOS 12th exams as per NIOS class 12 syllabus.
- They should solve the NIOS previous question papers to prepare better for class 12 exams.
- NIOS will release the January-February 2021 result in online mode in March 2021.
About NIOS 12th admission
The minimum age of the students should be 15 years, to get NIOS admission 2021. After applying successfully for NIOS 12th exams, students will receive a confirmation on the registered email address and Mobile Number. Alternatively, they can check their NIOS admission status to know about enrollment number and other details of NIOS class 12 exams.
NIOS Class 12 2021 Highlights
Full Exam Name | National Institute of Open Schooling 12th Examination |
Short Exam Name | NIOS Class 12 |
Conducting Body | National Institute of Open Schooling |
Frequency of Conduct | 2 times a year |
Exam Level | Intermediate |
Languages | Bengali, English +4 More |
Mode of Application | Online |
Application Fee (General) | 2000 Rs [Online] |
Mode of Exam | Offline |
Exam Duration | 3 Hours |
NIOS Class 12 2021 Important Dates
NIOS Class 12 (Session Oct 2021)
Upcoming Dates and Events
16 Sep, 2020 - 31 Jan, 2021
Application - With normal fee | Mode: Online Ongoing
01 Feb, 2021 - 15 Feb, 2021
Late Fee Application - With late fee of Rs. 200 | Mode: Online
16 Feb, 2021 - 28 Feb, 2021
Late Fee Application - With late fee of Rs. 400 | Mode: Online
01 Mar, 2021 - 15 Mar, 2021
Late Fee Application - With late fee of Rs. 700 | Mode: Online
NIOS Class 12 (Session Apr 2021)
Past Dates and Events
01 Sep, 2020 - 15 Sep, 2020
Late Fee Application - With late fee of Rs. 700 | Mode: Online
16 Aug, 2020 - 31 Aug, 2020
Late Fee Application - With late fee of Rs. 400 | Mode: Online
01 Aug, 2020 - 15 Aug, 2020
Late Fee Application - With late fee of Rs. 200 | Mode: Online
16 Mar, 2020 - 31 Jul, 2020
Application - With normal fee | Mode: Online
NIOS Class 12 2021 Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for NIOS 12th exam 2021, students have to meet some minimum requirements set by the National Institute of Open Schooling. Check NIOS class 12 eligibility criteria 2021 below:
The student must be passed the secondary class exams successfully.
A student must have attained a minimum of 15 years of age to be eligible for NIOS 12th exams 2021.
The student must produce a class secondary pass certificate from NIOS or a recognized board, an address proof and two latest passport-sized photographs.
The student must be enrolled with NIOS.
Mode of Application : Online
Mode of Payment : Net Banking | Credit Card | Debit Card
NIOS has opened the registration window for October 2021 NIOS 12th exams. Students who wish to appear for NIOS class 12 exams for October 2021 can fill NIOS registration form by March 15, 2021. They can apply for NIOS admission in online mode by following the steps given below:
- Step 1: Visit the official website.
- Step 2: Click on the 'Register' button and read the instructions given carefully.
- Step 3: Click on 'Proceed' button.
- Step 4: Select your state.
- Step 5: Select the identity type (Aadhar card/Passport/Ration card etc.) and enter the number of selected identity type.
- Step 6: Under course, select 'Sr. Secondary'.
- Step 7: When the application form loads, enter basic and optional information, select your subjects and study centre.
- Step 8: Upload your scanned photo, identity card and other documents (Caste certificate, class 10th mark sheet etc.).
- Step 9: Tap on 'generate OTP' and enter the OTP, received on your phone.
- Step 10: Review NIOS application form before submitting and making payment by choosing a particular payment gateway.
Application Fees
Category | Quota | Mode | Gender | Amount |
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General, OBC | Online | Male | ₹ 2000 | |
General, OBC | Online | Female | ₹ 1650 | |
General, OBC, ST, SC | PWD | Online | Male, Female | ₹ 1300 |
ST, SC | Online | Male, Female | ₹ 1300 |
NIOS Class 12 2021 Syllabus
Hindi
English
Reading and functional grammar |
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Functional writing and study skills |
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Listening and speaking skills |
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English for science |
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English for receptionist |
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English for office use |
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Bengali
Physics
Motion, force and energy |
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Dimensional analysis and vectors |
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Motion in a straight line |
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Newton’s laws of motion |
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Motion in a plane |
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Gravitational motion |
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Work, energy and power |
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Rotational motion |
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Mechanical properties of matter |
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Properties of solids |
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Properties of liquids |
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Properties of gases |
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Heat and thermodynamics |
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Laws of thermodynamics |
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Transfer of heat |
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Electricity and magnetism |
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Electrostatics |
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Electric current |
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Chemical and thermal effects of electric current |
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Magnetic effect of electric current |
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Magnetism |
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Electromagnetic induction and alternating current |
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Electric power generation and its transmission |
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Oscillations and waves |
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Simple harmonic motion |
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Elastic waves |
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Optics and optical instruments |
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Reflection and refraction of light |
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Dispersion and scattering of light |
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Electromagnetic waves |
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Wave properties of light |
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Optical instruments |
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Atoms a nuclei |
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Structure of atom |
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Photoelectric effect and mater waves |
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Nuclei and radio - activities |
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Nuclear fission and fusion |
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Semiconductors and their applications |
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Basics of semiconductors |
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Semiconductor devices |
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Applications of semiconductor device |
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Astrophysics |
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The sun and the solar family |
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Astronomical telescopes |
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Stars |
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Universe |
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Electronics in daily life |
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Measuring instruments in electronics |
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Power supply and signal generating systems |
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Microprocessor and its applications |
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Circuit breaker, timer and power control |
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Photography and video –audiography |
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Photography – camera |
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Film exposing and processing |
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Audio-video recording |
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Compact disc for audio-video recording |
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Chemistry
Atoms molecules and chemical arithmetics |
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Atoms structure and chemical arithmetics |
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States of matter |
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Chemical energetics |
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Chemical dynamics |
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Chemistry of elements |
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Chemistry of organic compounds |
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Chemistry and industry |
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Environmental chemistry |
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Biology
Diversity and evolution of life |
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Classification of organisms |
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Viruses |
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Scheme of five kingdom classification of organisms |
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Kingdom prokaryote (monera) |
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Kingdom Protista |
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Fungi |
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Kingdom Plantae |
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Kingdom Animalia |
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Origin and evolution of life |
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Cell, cell function and tissues. |
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Cell structure |
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Cell division |
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Tissues |
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Levels of organisation (cell to organism) |
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Functional morphology and life processes in plants |
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Root |
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Stem |
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Absorption and transport |
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Nutrition |
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Leaf |
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Transpiration and guttation |
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Photosynthesis |
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Respiration |
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Flower and inflorescence |
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Fruit |
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Growth and development |
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Functional morphology and life processes in animals |
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Digestive system |
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Respiratory system |
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Circulatory system |
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Excretory system |
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Nervous system |
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Skin and skeletal system |
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Endocrine system (chemical |
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Regulation) |
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Reproductive system |
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Reproduction and development |
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Reproduction in non-flowering plants |
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Reproduction in flowering plants |
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Vegetative reproduction in plants |
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Patterns of reproduction in animals |
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Basic features of embryonic |
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Development in animals |
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Embryonic nutrition in birds and |
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Mammals (human) |
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Some special aspects in developmental biology |
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Heredity and genetics |
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Principles of inheritance |
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Gene expression and interaction |
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Physical and chemical basis of heredity |
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Mutation |
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Human genetics |
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Genetics and society |
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Population explosion |
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And family planning |
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Concept and definitions |
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Trends |
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Reasons |
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Consequences of overpopulation |
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Control of population growth |
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Methods of contraception |
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Environmental biology |
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Ecological principles |
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Spatial distribution of plants and animals |
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Conservation and use of natural resources |
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Pollution |
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Radiation in relation to human life |
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Tools and techniques in biology including laboratory techniques |
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unit-1 |
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unit-2 |
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General laboratory equipments |
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Preparation of common stains and reagents |
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Unit 5 |
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Some techniques |
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Economy biology |
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Agriculture |
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Mushroom culture, floriculture and |
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Hydroponics |
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Medicinal plant |
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Forest wealth |
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Animal husbandry |
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Fisheries |
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Apiculture and lac culture |
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Health sciences |
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Concept of health and hygiene |
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Nutrition and health |
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Nutritional disorders |
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Dangers of drug addiction |
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Hygiene |
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Disease |
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Communicable disease |
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Non-communicable disease |
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Sexually transmitted diseases |
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Emerging areas in biology - biochemistry, biotechnology and immunology |
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Part a: biochemistry |
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Introduction to biochemistry |
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Simple biologically important molecules |
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Macromolecules |
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Metabolism of carbohydrates, proteins and lipids |
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Translation and transcription |
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Part b: biotechnology |
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Uses of biological processes in |
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Industry |
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General idea of genetic engineering |
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General idea of transgenic organisms |
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Biogas production |
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Gene therapy in humans |
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Part c : immunobiology |
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Immunobiology |
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Introduction |
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Tissues and organs involved in the |
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Immune system |
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Definition of antigen, antibody |
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Types of immunity |
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Active immunization (vaccines |
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Effect of hiv on immune system |
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Definition of allergens |
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Business studies
Introduction to business |
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Nature and scope of business |
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Forms of business organisation |
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Business as a career |
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Unit. 1 |
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Unit. 2 |
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Unit. 3 |
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Trade and service activities |
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Unit. 4 |
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Management of business |
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Unit. 5 |
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Unit. 6 |
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Financing of business |
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Introduction to business financing |
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Marketing |
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Meaning, objectives, nature and scope |
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Marketing mix |
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Channels of distribution |
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Sales promotion |
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Advertising |
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Personal selling |
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Office procedures and practices |
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Nature and functions of office |
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Office set-up: type of jobs in a modern office. |
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Handling inward and outward mail |
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Systems of filing and indexing |
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Office equipments and machines |
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Practical banking |
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Nature and scope of banking |
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Types Of banks |
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Functions of commercial banks |
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Opening and operating of deposit |
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Accounts |
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Loans and advances |
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Other banking services |
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Introduction to factory |
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Nature and characteristics of factories |
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Health and welfare measures in |
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Factories |
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Safety measures in factories |
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Working and service conditions in factories |
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Agency services |
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Meaning, characteristics and importance of agency services |
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Home science
Resource management |
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Development in middle childhood |
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Fabric science |
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Food and nutrition |
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Optional module |
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Mathamatics
Complex numbers and quadratic equations |
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Determinants & matrices |
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Permutations & combinations |
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Sequences & series |
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Trigonometry |
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Coordinate geometry |
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Differential calculus |
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Integral calculus |
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Statistics & probability |
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Vectors & analytical solid geometry |
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Linear programming |
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Geography
The earth – a living planet |
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The domain of air on the planet earth |
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The domain of water on the planet earth |
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Changing face of the planet earth |
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Life on the earth |
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Physical setting in india |
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Natural resources and their |
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Development in india |
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Man-made resources and their development in india |
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Human resource and their |
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Optional module |
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Teaching of geography at |
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Primary level |
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Geography of tourism in india |
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Field work in geography |
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Map and its elements |
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Map interpretation |
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Statistical diagram |
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Political science
Individual, state and the global order |
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Aspects of the constitution of india |
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Organs of government: centre and state levels |
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State levels |
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Democracy at work |
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Organisation of the government |
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Democratic decentralisation |
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Contemporary political concerns |
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World politics and india |
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Some emerging issues of indian politics |
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Freedom struggle and constitutional |
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Development in india |
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Accountancy
Introduction to financial accounting |
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Accounting-an introduction |
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Accounting assumptions |
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Accounting concepts |
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Accounting conventions |
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Accounting terms, accounting equation and journal |
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Accounting terms |
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Accounting equation |
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Rules of accounting |
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Journal |
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Cash book |
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Voucher approach in accounting |
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Vouchers and their preparation |
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Day book and subsidiary day books |
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Recording the vouchers into day books |
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Recording the vouchers into subsidiary day books |
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Ledger posting of day book |
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Posting of subsidiary day books |
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Trial balance |
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Errors and their rectification |
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Bank reconciliation statement |
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Financial statements |
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Capital and revenue |
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Preparation of trading and profit and loss account and balance sheet |
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Preparation of trading and profit and loss a/c and balance sheet (with adjustments) |
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Partnership accounts |
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Partnership-general |
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Admission of partner |
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Retirement and death of a partner |
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Dissolution of a partnership firm |
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Accounting for share capital |
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Joint-stock company – an introduction |
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Issue of shares |
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Forfeiture and reissue of forfeited shares |
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Analysis of financial statements |
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Ratio analysis – an introduction |
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Accounting ratios – I |
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Accounting ratios – II |
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Funds flow statement – I |
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Funds flow statement – II |
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Final accounts of non-trading organisations |
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Accounts of non-trading organisations-I |
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Accounts of non-trading organisations-II |
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Sociology
Sociology: basic concepts |
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Social institutions and social |
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Stratification |
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Social change socialization and |
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Social control |
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Indian Society |
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Status of women |
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Culture |
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History
Ancient Indian history |
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Prehistoric india |
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The harappan civilisation |
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The vedic age |
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Ancient indian religions |
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Growth of political unity |
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Climax of ancient india |
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The age of mauryas |
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Kanishka and satavahanas |
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The gupta empire and harsha |
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Development in eastern and southern india |
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Life under the maurya and the gupta empire |
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Legacy of ancient india |
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Indian culture abroad |
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Our cultural heritage |
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Rise and fall of the delhi sultanate |
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Establishment of the delhi sultanate |
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Alauddin khalji and muhammad bin tughlaq |
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Disintegration of the delhi sultanate |
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Rise and fall of the vijaynagar and bahmani kingdoms |
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The mughal empire |
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Establishment of the mughal empire |
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Consolidation of the mughal empire |
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Decline of the mughal empire |
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Mughal relations with rajputs and sikhs |
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Mughal empire and the deccan |
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Rise of the marathas |
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Contribution of medieval india |
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Administrative system and military organization |
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Social and economic conditions |
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Religious policy |
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Development of culture |
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Renascent india |
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Establishment of British rule in India |
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Assessment of the british rule |
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English education in india |
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Religious reform movements |
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Social reforms |
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India’s struggle for independence |
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The revolt of 1857 |
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Factor contributing to the growth of indian nationalism |
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Indian national movement (1885-1905) |
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Growth of indian national movement (1906-1918) |
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Struggle for freedom (1919-1942) |
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Towards poorna swaraj 1942-1947 |
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An overview |
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India since independence |
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Maps |
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Computer science
Anatomy of a digital computer |
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Data processing concept |
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Computer software |
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Operating system |
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Data communication and networking |
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Fundamentals of internet and java programming |
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Introduction to c++ |
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General concept of oop |
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Control statements |
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Functions |
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Array |
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Structure, type def & enumerated data type |
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Classes & objects with constructors / destructors |
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Inheritance extending classes |
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Pointer |
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Files |
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Painting
History and appreciation of Indian art |
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Art of Indus valley civilization |
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Art of Mauryan to Gupta period |
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Indo – Islamic architecture |
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History and appreciation of Indian paintings and sculptures |
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Mughal school |
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Company school |
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Pioneers of contemporary art movements in India |
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Contemporary arts of India |
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Psychology
Foundations of behaviour – I |
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Foundations of behaviour – II |
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Human development |
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Personally |
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Group process |
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Work & stress |
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Mass communication
Data entry operations
Basics of computer |
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Operating system |
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Basics of word processing |
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Formatting documents |
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Mail merge |
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Basics of spreadsheet |
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Formatting worksheets |
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Formulas, functions and charts |
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Creating presentation |
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Introduction to the internet |
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NIOS class 12 is one of the most important stages of a student's academic life. Therefore, it is important to prepare for the NIOS 12th exam 2021 carefully. Candidates are advised to check out NIOS preparation tips to help them make a strategy to ace the exams. Read NIOS preparation tips below:
Know your syllabus: NIOS students need to know the detailed syllabus for the NIOS 12th exam before preparation. Knowing the syllabus enables you to prioritise topics and subjects and gives you a realistic sense of how your preparation is going. Candidates can also learn which topics to prepare for the exam by looking at the detailed NIOS class 12 syllabus.
NIOS class 12 study material: NIOS provides its students with online study material to prepare for the exam. This gives students a way to prepare and get ready for the NIOS 12th exam. Students can access the NIOS study material through the link provided on this page. NIOS study material encompasses all topics which are going to come in the exam, thus, it is important for students to study from the study material before going to more advanced books.
Study from reference books: This NIOS preparation tip is strictly for students who have already finished studying from the NIOS study material and have enough time at hand. Such students can go to more advanced books in order to gain an edge over the competition.
Make a study plan: To give a defined structure to your academic lifestyle, it is important that students should make a study plan. This will help them segregate topics and units according to weightage, which will be beneficial for them. Candidates can also track their preparation this way and make sure they finish the syllabus before exam time.
Practise from sample papers: NIOS sample papers are available on the link provided on this page. To prepare better for an exam and strengthen a topic, it is required that a candidate should solve NIOS sample papers. This will give them confidence and help them on the NIOS 12th exam day.
NIOS exam pattern will help students in tackling the papers easily. Students can get information regarding the marking scheme, types and standard of questions asked, syllabus and much more through NIOS 12th 2021 exam pattern. The details of subject wise NIOS 12th exam pattern are given below:
- English: Being a theoretical subject, students will have to write a lot in the examination. Total marks for the English exam will be 100 marks and students will be given a 3 hours time duration to attempt the question paper.
- Commerce (Business studies): Business studies exam will have a total score of 100 marks and students are required to attempt the question paper in 3 hours.
- Home Science: This paper will comprise the questions of a total of 100 marks to be solved within 3 hours.
- Accountancy: Question paper of accountancy is to be solved in 3 hours time. The paper will have a total score of 100 marks.
- Sociology: Sociology exam has a total score of 100 marks which students have to solve under 3 hours. Sociology exam paper also has optional sections and students can choose the questions they know over the other questions.
- Chemistry: Chemistry question paper asks varied types of questions of chemical equations, numerical, theory etc. Students are required to solve this question paper within 3 hours. The paper has a total score of 80 marks.
- Geography: Geography is one of the main subjects of Arts stream. The geography question paper is worth 80 marks and students have to attempt the complete question paper within a time limit of 3 hours.
- History: History is another core subject of Arts stream contains the questions of 80 marks with a duration of 3 hours.
- Mass communication: Mass communication is an elective subject. The theory paper of Mass communication has a total score of 80 marks which students have to solve within 3 hours.
- Painting: Painting subject has two papers, theory and practical. Students have to solve the theory question paper in 1 hour and 30 minutes and total marks of theory paper is 30.
- It is important to solve the sample papers while preparing for the NIOS 12th exams 2021.
- Solving sample papers gives students confidence for the day of the exam and makes them more prepared.
- Students can get information like marking scheme, exam pattern, frequent topics, typology of questions and much more while solving NIOS sample papers.
The admit cards for NIOS 12th exam has been released on the official website. The board has provided the NIOS hall ticket for practical examinations on January 10, 2021. The admit card for theory exams has been released on January 15, 2021. Students can download NIOS class 12 admit card through the link provided above. They will have to provide their 12 digit enrollment number assigned to them at the time of NIOS class 12 admission. Follow the steps given below to download your the admit card of NIOS 12th exam 2021:
Step 1: Visit the official website or click on the link provided.
Step 2: Enter your 12 digit enrollment number in the login window.
Step 3: Choose practical examination or theory examinations from the select list and click on the 'submit' button.
Step 4: NIOS class 12th admit card would load on your screen,
Step 5: Check for any discrepancies.
Step 6: Download and save the admit card for further uses.
Documents Required at Exam
- Government issued Photo ID/NIOS ID card
- NIOS Class 12th admit card
NIOS announces class 12 result for block 1 and Block 2 exams. Block 2 NIOS 12th result for January-February 2021 will be released in March 2021. Students who will appear for January-February 2021 exams will be able to view their marks online through the official website.
Students can access their NIOS result by entering 11/12 digit roll number provided on their admit card. Read the guide given below to check the result of NIOS 12th exams:
- Step 1: Visit the official website: results.nios.ac.in and click on the link of Oct-Nov result.
- Step 2: Enter your 11/12 digit enrollment number as provided on your admit card.
- Step 3: Click on the Submit button.
- Step 4: NIOS class 12th result will be displayed on the screen.
- Step 5: Download and save the result for future references.
General Information
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Question: What is the difference between NIOS public exams and on-demand exams?
Answer:
NIOS public exams are held twice a year whereas on-demand exams are held throughout the year except the months of April, May, October, November.
Question: Where can I appear for NIOS 12th exams 2021?
Answer:
Students can appear for NIOS 12th exams at the exam centre mentioned on their NIOS admit card.
Question: What is the syllabus of NIOS 12th on-demand exams?
Answer:
The syllabus of NIOS on-demand exams is as same as public exam NIOS syllabus.
Question: What is the fee of NIOS 12th exams?
Answer:
A student will have to pay Rs. 250 per subject for theory and Rs. 120 per subject for practicals as NIOS exam fees.
Question: Can I fill NIOS admission form in offline mode?
Answer:
Students can apply for NIOS admission in online mode only.
Question: What is the minimum age to apply for NIOS 12th admission?
Answer:
The minimum age for NIOS 12th admission is 15 years.
Question: What is the duration of NIOS 12th admission?
Answer:
The duration of Class 12 admission is 5 years.
Question: How many times I can appear for NIOS 12th exams 2021?
Answer:
Students can appear for NIOS 12th exams 2021 as many as times during the admission period of five years.
Question: Where can I check NIOS 12th board exam result?
Answer:
Students can check their class 12 result online on results.nios.ac.in.
Question: When can I apply for rechecking of NIOS class 12 result?
Answer:
Students can apply for rechecking within 15 days after NIOS 12th result.
Questions related to NIOS Class 12
I am from Delhi I want nios class 12 most important chapters list of Sociology, Political science and Home science in hindi.what can I do??
Hi Payal,
You can check NIOS Class 12 syllabus to know the latest topics to be asked in exam. Along with this refer to previous year NIOS question papers to know the most important chapters from which questions are asked. Thus, you will be able to prepare accordingly.
Hope it helps!!!
I m registered for stream 1 block 2 senior secondary but my admit card not issued by board what could be reason.? please suggest what I should do. I want to appear in Jan 2021 examination
Hello student
You have not got your admit card of stream 1 block 2 senior secondary you expecting for appearing exam in January 2021. You have to search in NIOS authority's official website mentioning your problem in details. After verifying all the documents in online mode in the format given by the NIOS for stream 1 block 2 format you should have to registered again your candidature.
Hope this helps
Hi my name is amrit and i am trying to pay fee for jan/feb exam but i am getting error message of "you are not allowed to pay public examination fees" can you please tell ,me what to do?
Hi candidate,
There are several examinations in January and February but since you have not mentioned the name of the examination let me tell you what public examination means- A public examination is the oral examination of an individual on oath in open court. It may be held at any time before a bankrupt's discharge or the dissolution of a company in a winding up.
Hope that this answer helps you.
What will be the mode of examination onine or offline for 2021 12th exam?
Hello,
Twice a year in April and October, the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) conducts NIOS Class 12th exams. The 12th NIOS Date Sheet 2021 was published on the official NIOS website on 26 November 2020. From January 22 to February 15, 2021, NIOS will administer the Class 12 NIOS October exams. Due to COVID-19, the exams have been postponed. The realistic exams are expected from 15 January to 25 January 2021. Applications are available through online mode or offline mode. Mode of Exam is in offline mode.
Is nios class 12 science are allowed for Neet?
Yes a NIOS student is eligible for NEET provided he/she will be atleast 17 years as and secure the minimum aggregate required against their Category. It is 50% for General Category in Physics, Chemistry and Biology, 45% for PWD and 40% for OBC,SC,ST.
ELIGIBILITY:
Indian Nationals, NRIs, PIOs, OCIs, and Foreign Nationals
No upper age limit as of now. The Candidate should be at least 17 years
You should have completed your 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as your Core Subjects.
50% Aggregate in Physics, Chemistry and Biology for General Category, 45% for PWD and 40% for OBC,SC,ST Candidates.
NIOS and Private Candidates are also eligible
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