CBSE curriculum/syllabus for 2023-24: Classes 9, 10, 11, 12

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CBSE syllabus

The CBSE curriculum/syllabus prescribed for the academic year 2023-2024 aims to provide a well-rounded education to students and is designed to meet the needs and expectations of the local, national, and global community. CBSE is a national board of education in India that conducts exams for students in Classes 1 to 12. The curriculum aims to provide opportunities for students to achieve excellence in learning as envisioned in the National Education Policy-2020.

Syllabus of CBSE Class 9 and Class 10

Languages (9 & 10)

ArabicAssameseBahasa MelayuBengali
BhotiBhutiaBodoEnglish (Literature)
English (Communicative)FrenchGermanGujarati
GurungHindi Course-AHindi Course-BJapanese
KannadaKashmiriKokborokLepcha
LimbooMalayalamManipuriMarathi
MizoNepaliOdiaPersian
PunjabiRaiRussianSanskrit
SanskritSindhiSpanishSherpa
TamangTamilTangkhulTelugu AP
Telugu TelanganaTibetanThaiUrdu Course A
Urdu Course B

Main subjects (9 & 10)

MathematicsScienceSocial Science

Other academic electives (9 & 10)

Carnatic Music (Vocal)Carnatic Music (Melodic Instruments)Carnatic Music (Percussion Instruments)
Hindustani Music (Vocal)Hindustani Music (Melodic Instruments)Hindustani Music (Percussion Instruments)
PaintingHome ScienceNational Cadet Corps (NCC)
Computer ApplicationsElements of BusinessElements of Book Keeping and Accountancy

Subject of internal assessment (9 & 10)

Heaths and Physical EducationWork ExperienceArt Education

Sample question papers and marking scheme (10)

Class 9Class 10

The CBSE curriculum strives to provide ample scope for the holistic development of students, including physical, intellectual, and social development. It emphasizes constructivist learning by highlighting the importance of hands-on experience and enlists general and specific teaching and assessment objectives to make learning competency-based and attain mastery over laid down competencies. The curriculum encourages the application of knowledge and skills in real-life problem-solving scenarios and upholds the constitutional values by encouraging values-based learning activities.

The CBSE curriculum promotes 21st Century Skills, Life Skills, Financial Literacy, Digital Literacy, Health and Wellness, Road Safety, Citizenship Education, Disaster Management, and multilingualism. It integrates innovations in pedagogy such as experiential, activity-centered, joyful learning, Sport & Art-Integrated Learning, toy-based pedagogy, storytelling, gamification, etc. with technological innovations (ICT integration) to keep pace with the global trends in various disciplines. The curriculum also promotes inclusive practices as an overriding consideration in all educational activities.

Syllabus of CBSE Class 11 and Class 12

Languages (11 & 12)

ArabicAssameseBengaliBhoti
BhutiaBodoFrenchGerman
GujaratiHindi CoreHindi ElectiveEnglish Core
English ElectiveJapaneseKannadaKashmiri
KokborokLepchaLimbooMalayalam
ManipuriMarathiMizoNepali
OdiaPersianPunjabiRussian
Sanskrit CoreSanskrit ElectiveSindhiSpanish
TamilTangkhulTelugu APTelugu Telangana
TibetanUrdu CoreUrdu Elective

Academic electives (11 & 12)

AccountancyBiologyBio TechnologyBusiness Studies
Carnatic MelodicCarnatic VocalCarnatic PercussionChemistry
Computer ScienceEconomicsEngineering GraphicsEntrepreneurship
Fine ArtsDanceGeographyHindustani Melodic
Hindustani PercussionHindustani VocalHistoryHome Science
Infomatics PracticesKnowledge Tradition – Practices IndiaLegal StudiesMathematics
Applied MathematicsNCCPhysical EducationPhysics
Political SciencePsychologySociology

Subject of internal assessment (11 & 12)

Heaths and Physical EducationWork ExperienceGeneral Studies

Sample question papers and marking scheme (12)

Class 11Class 12

The secondary curriculum provides students with a broad and balanced understanding of subjects, including languages, Mathematics, Science, and Social Science, to enable students to communicate effectively, analyze and interpret information meaningfully, make informed decisions, construct their worldview in alignment with constitutional values, and progress smoothly to be productive future citizens. The recent focus of the CBSE is on developing 21st-century skills in settings where each student feels independent, safe, and comfortable with learning.

The CBSE hopes that schools will try to align the curriculum in a way that children feel more connected to it and employ their learning in real-life contexts. To achieve this aim, it is essential that children acquire adequate knowledge and skills in other core areas like Health and Physical Education, Life Skills, Values Education, Art Education, Financial Literacy, Digital Literacy, and Work Education.

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