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1 SUBJECT STREAMING

2 Self Discovery PERSONALITY ATTITUDES INTEREST AREAS MOTIVATORS SKILLS RESOURCES 2

3 An Average Person Works 8-10 HRS A DAY 5-6 DAYS A WEEK 25 DAYS A MONTH 300 DAYS A YEAR 3

4 HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT CAREER?? What kind of information do I need? Who am I? From where to get the information? Where do I want to be? 4

5 Based on overall grade of all Formative Assessment s and Summative Assessment 1 (Class X) Summative Assessment 2 (Class IX) assessment. 5

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8 SCIENCE 8

9 ELECTIVE SUBJECTS 1. ENGLISH 2. MATH 3. PHYSICS 4. CHEMISTRY 5. COMPUTER SCIENCE/ MASS MEDIA STUDIES ADDITIONAL SUBJECT: GERMAN PAINTING MUSIC 9

10 ELECTIVE SUBJECTS 1. ENGLISH 2. MATHS/H.Sc/PSYCHOLOGY 3. BIOLOGY 4. PHYSICS 5. CHEMISTRY ADDITIONAL SUBJECT: GERMAN PAINTING MUSIC

11 XI-C ELECTIVE SUBJECTS 1. ENGLISH 2. MATH 3. PHYSICS 4. CHEMISTRY 5. HOME SCIENCE/ECONOMICS/ PSYCHOLOGY 6. ADDITIONAL SUBJECT: GERMAN PAINTING MUSIC 11

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13 ELECTIVE SUBJECTS 1. ENGLISH 2. ECONOMICS 3. BUSINESS STUDIES 4. ACCOUNTANCY 5. MATHS 6. ADDITIONAL SUBJECT: GERMAN PAINTING MUSIC 13

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15 ELECTIVE SUBJECTS 1. ENGLISH 2. POLITICAL SC./MATHS 3. GEOGRAPHY/FINE ARTS/MUSIC/ MEDIA STUDIES 4. HOME SC./ECONOMICS/PSYCHOLOGY 5. HISTORY/SOCIOLOGY/INFORMATICS PRACTICES 6. ADDITIONAL SUBJECT: GERMAN XI E (Humanities) 15

16 Subject Streaming in Std. XI

17 CRITERIA FOR STREAMING Based on overall grade of all FA and SA1 (Class X) and SA2 ( Class IX) assessment Section SEATS Criteria A(Comp. Sc.) 40 GPA 6 in aggregate of Eng,Maths & Sc. Minimum grade C1 in Maths & Sc. B(Biology With Maths) 40 GPA 6 in aggregate of Eng, Maths & Sc. Minimum grade C1 in Maths & Sc. (Without Maths) GPA 6 in aggregate of Eng, & Sc. Minimum grade C1 in Sc. C (Economics) 40 GPA 6 in aggregate of Eng, Maths & Sc. Minimum grade C1 in Maths & Sc. 17

18 CRITERIA FOR STREAMING Based on overall grade of all FA and SA1 (Class X) and SA2 ( Class IX) assessment Section Seats Criteria D -Commerce 45 GPA 6 in aggregate of Eng, Maths & Social Sc. Minimum grade C1 in Maths & Social Sc. E-Humanities 40 If opting for Maths Minimum grade C1 in Maths Option of Economics is only with Maths 18

19 GRADING SYSTEM MARKS GRADE GRADE POINT AI A B B C C D E E2 2

20 SCIENCE STREAMING Grade point average in English, Maths and Science Minimum of C1 grade in Maths and Science EXAMPLE Subject Grade GP GPA English B1 8 Qualifies Maths A1 10 = 27/3=9 for Science A2 9 Science

21 SCIENCE STREAMING STUDENT x English B1 8 Not eligible for Maths D 4 = 16/3=5.3 Science Science D 4 STUDENT Y English B1 8 Maths D 4 = 18=6 Science C1 6 Eligible for Science without Maths

22 COMMERCE STREAMING Grade point average in English, Maths and Social Science Minimum of C1 grade in Maths & Social Science English B1 8 Eligible for Maths C1 6 = 23/3=7.6 Commerce S.Science A2 9

23 COMMERCE STREAMING STUDENT x English B1 8 Maths C1 6 = 18/3=6 S.Science D 4 Not eligible STUDENT Y English B1 8 Maths D 4 = 18/3=6 Not eligible S.Science C1 6

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25 Not Just Engineering or Medicine Time to change mindset 25

26 OPTIONS OTHER THAN MEDICINE AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES- SCIENTIST(A.R.S.) PHARMACY PHYSIOTHERAPY NUTRITION MICROBIOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES LIFE SCIENCES BIOCHEMISTRY VETERINARY SCIENCES FOOD AND TECHNOLOGY 26

27 NEW AVENUES BIOTECHNOLOGY WITHOUT MATHS/ WITH MATHS BIOINFORMATICS BIOENGINEERING GENETIC ENGINEERING 27

28 OPTIONS OTHER THAN ENGINEERING PHYSICAL SCIENCES ARCHITECTURE MERCHANT NAVY AVIATION NDA LEATHER TECHNOLOGY DAIRY TECHNOLOGY 28

29 COMPUTER SCIENCE Computers offer a range of job opportunities from the highly technical, semi technical to the non-technical options. 29

30 Computer Science Options Computer Science (Science) Informatics Practices (Humanities) 30

31 Computer Science (083) Objectives ( XIIA):- To develop logic for problem solving To understand the concept of Object Oriented Methodology To implement Object Oriented Programming using C++ To understand the concept of working with relational database To understand The basic concept of Boolean Logic. To understand the basic concepts of Communication and Networking Technologies To understand Open Source Concepts. 31

32 Computer Science (083) Topics Covered CLASS : XI Computer Fundamentals. C++ Programming Methodology CLASS : XII Programming in C++ Data Structures Databases & SQL Boolean Logic Communication and Open Source Concepts 32

33 Informatics Practices(065) Objectives ( XIIE):- To gain working knowledge of computer system and peripherals. To understand the application development process. To gain programming skills in front end development To gain skills in database creation and querying using MYSQL To design program and develop database driven web applications using GUI programming and RDBMS. To understand and appreciate open source and open standard concepts. 33

34 Informatics Practices (065) Topics Covered CLASS : XI Introduction to computer systems Introduction to programming (Java Net Beans) RDBMS (MYSQL) IT Applications CLASS : XII Networking and Open Standards Programming (Java Net Beans) RDBMS (MYSQL) IT Applications 34

35 Jobs profiles in the areas of Business Analysis System Design Software Development ERP/CRM Implementation Quality Assurance Database/System Administration Telecom Solutions Hardware Design & Verification and many more 35

36 CAREER OPTIONS, COMPUTER SCIENCE HARDWARE JOBS Production and Service Engineers R & D Engineers Maintenance Engineers Computer Manufactures 36

37 SYSTEM PROGRAMMER/SOFTWARE ENGINEER Research Development Adapt Application Program software SYSTEM ANALYST Analysis Documents information 37

38 DOT COM OPTIONS Database Administrator Web Master Web Designer Web marketing executive Online Businesses (E Commerce) 38

39 IT CENTRIC AVENUES Education Digital Public Sector Private Sectors Financial Sectors Banking Sectors Aviation and many more 39

40 Mathematics Humanities Commerce Science Mathematics is a subject option available in all three streams (in 10+2 )

41 Humanities (10+2) Mathematics (Hons.) B.A. (Hons.) Economics Mathematics at the level is a pre-requisite for the above mentioned under-graduate courses.

42 Commerce (10+2) B.Com. (Hons.) Mathematics (Hons.) B.A. (Hons.) Economics Mathematics at the level is a pre-requisite for the above mentioned under-graduate courses.

43 Science (10+2) B.E. B.Sc. (Hons) (Physics, Chemistry, Electronics, etc.) Mathematics (Hons) B.A. (Hons.) Economics Mathematics at the level is a pre-requisite for the above mentioned under-graduate courses.

44 Scientific Research Design And Development Management Services And Computing Statistical Work Finance Sector Actuarial Sciences, Accountancy Teaching Post-graduate Studies

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46 All about Mass Media Studies Most powerful agents of influencing and constructing perception about social reality. Recently introduced course by CBSE in collaboration with WWI (Subhash Ghai s acting institute) Academic Elective or additional elective. Practical + Theory paper 46

47 Nurtures the interest of students and hones their skills and approaches required for the media industry. Gives a comprehensive understanding of the forms of media- Film, Television, Print, Radio and Internet. Helps to understand the creative and technical processes involved in film making, TV production, newsprint and radio. 47

48 Film Director TV Correspondent Journalist Producer Radio Jockey Video Jockey/Anchor Screen Writer Sound Engineer Fashion Photographer Sound Mixer/Sound Recorder Art Director Editor Event Manager Public Relations Officer Creative Writer FILMS, TELEVISION, PRINT, RADIO or/and INTERNET 48

49 TOP INSTITUTES OFFERING MASS MEDIA STUDIES Symbiosis Institute of Mass Communication, Pune AJK Mass Communication Research Centre, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi Asian College of Journalism, Chennai Makhanlal Chaturvedi National University of Journalism and Communication, Bhopal TOP COMPANIES TO WORK FOR Hindustan Times Group of Publication NDTV Network Zee TV Network Times of India Publication Group Viacom BBC Network 18 Group Big Entertainment and numerous others

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51 ECONOMICS 1 THE COMMERCE GROUP-Compulsory 2 THE SCIENCE GROUP- Optional 3 THE HUMANITIES GROUP- Optional

52 Options Available 1 ECONOMICS ( HONS) 2 B.COM ( HONS) 3 B.COM (PASS) 4 B.A (PROGRAMME) 5 ACTURIAL SCIENCE (UPCOMING DISCIPLINE IN THE FINANCIAL SECTOR)

53 ACTURIAL SCIENCE is a discipline which uses mathematical and statistical methods to assess the risks in the insurance and financial industries. There is no fixed duration of this course (like C.A), the students has to qualify 15 papers of this discilpine before the fellowship is awarded. ACTURIAL SCIENCE (Eligibility):- 1. Student should have passed class XII with at least 85% in maths /Statistics. 2. Graduate/PostGraduate in Maths/ Statistics/Econometrics Career Options:- 1.Can work in the insurance/financial sector. 2. Can take up a profession in academics.

54 Colleges & the eligibility criteria at Delhi University After class XII a student can go for Eco (Hons ) or B.com(Hons) from D.U Maths is compulsory Good marks in English

55 MUST ACHIEVE For Economics Hons 1 COMMERCE 97.5 % ( BFS) 2 SCIENCE 95.5 % (BFS) 3 HUMANITIES 95 % (BFS) 4 80%IN MATHS IS MANDATORY ** For SRCC B. Com Hons = 100 %

56 JOB PROSPECTS 1 CAMPUS PLACEMENTS BANKS,MNC S 2 P.G (ECO), P.G (Commerce), MBA, STUDYING ABROAD 3 CORPORATE HOUSES, BUSINESSANALYSTS 4 TEACHING

57 ALTERNATIVE OPTIONS COURSES AFTER PLUS 2 C A Chartered Accountancy C S Company Secretariship B B E Bachelor of Business Economics B B S Bachelor of Business Studies B B A Bachelor of Business Administration Law Hotel Mannagement

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59 GEOGRAPHY It is the study of the earth as the abode of man For class XI and XII Theory=70 marks Practical=30 marks

60 COURSE CONTENT *Class XI-PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY: > atmosphere, lithosphere, hydrosphere and biosphere *Class XII-HUMAN GEOGRAPHY: > agriculture, water resources, industries, trade, transport and ecological problems

61 COLLEGES/INSTITUTES OFFERING GEOGRAPHY AT UNDERGRADUATE LEVELS MIRANDA HOUSE - 87% KIRORI MAL COLLEGE- 89% to 92% DYAL SINGH COLLEGE- 80% SHAHEED BHAGAT SINGH COLLEGE ( M&E) - 76% to 81% SHIVAJI COLLEGE- 75% to 85% KAMLA NEHRU COLLEGE- 80% to 82% BHIM RAO AMBEDKAR COLLEGE- 78% SWAMI SHARDHANAD COLLEGE- 85% ADITI MAHAVIDYALAYA- 70%

62 Apart from Delhi University, others that offer the course at undergraduate and graduate levels are:- JAWAHARLAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY, NEW DELHI JAMIA MILIA ISLAMIA UNIVERSITY, NEW DELHI INSTITUTE OF GEO-INFOMATICS AND REMOTE SENSING, KOLKATA UNIVERSITY OF CALCUTTA, KOLKATA CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENT PLANNING AND TECHNOLOGY(CEPT), AHEMDABAD

63 BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, RANCHI AMITY UNIVERSITY, NOIDA UNIVERSITY OF RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR SYMBIOSIS INSTITUTE OF DESIGN, PUNE JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, HYDERABAD ALIGARH MUSLIM UNIVERSITY, ALIGARH

64 SPECALISED COURSES IN INDIA CARTOGRAPHY URBAN AND TOWN PLANNING REGIONAL PLANNING PHYSIOGRAPHY CLIMATOLOGY OCEANOGRAPHY POPULATION STUDIES ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL GEOGRAPHY

65 CAREERS IN GEOGRAPHY CARTOGRAPHY : maps, designs, publishing. REMOTE SENSING AND GIS : courses are offered at Indian Institute of Remote Sensing, Dehradun and National Remote Sensing Agency, Hyderabad TEACHING IN SCHOOLS/COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES UPSC EXAMINATION: IAS, IPS, IFS etc. It can be taken as one of the papers for the exams DEFENCE (CDS):IMA and OFFICER TRAINING ACADEMY SCHOOL OF PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURE: Regional, urban and town planning.

66 DISASTER MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, certificate courses: Indian Institute of Ecology and Environment, New Delhi and Forest Research Institute, Dehradun. INDIAN METEROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT GENERAL SURVEY OF INDIA NGO S-Environmental and social issues TRAVEL AND TOURISM INDUSTRY : Indian Institute of Travel and Tourism Management, Gwalior. MEDIA- National Geographic and Discovery Channel, Journalism

67 DEMOGRAPHY: Study at International Institute of Population Studies, Mumbai. TATA INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL WORK, Mumbai: offers P.G. courses in Disaster Management and Social work. UNO, UNICEF NATIONAL OCEANOGRAPHY CENTRE, Southampton, UK :offers courses in oceanography and Marine Environment and Resources. RESOURCE MANAGEMENT: Land and Water.

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69 Why do people do the things they do? What is Psychology? Why should I join Psychology? What is the future in psychology? Do I have the right attributes?

70 Scientific study of mind and behaviour Behaviour : Actions that can be directly observed Mind : Internal states and processes that cannot be seen directly

71 Clinical Psychology Studies diagnosis, causes and treatment of psychological disorders. Hospitals (VIMHANS, IBHAAS, AIIMS) Clinics Special Schools (Tamanna, Savera Special School, Muskaan) Counselling Psychology Assists individuals in dealing with personal problems.

72 Design programmes that promote intellectual, social & emotional development of children including those with special needs. School Counsellors Education Counsellors

73 Studies basic psychological processes & investigates Research Industrial & Organisational Psychology Deals with workplace behaviour, focusing on both worker & Org Personnel Psychologists

74 Explores how people are affected by social environment & interaction with others. Developmental Psychology Studies how people change physically & socially over entire life span. Child psychologists

75 Sports Psychology Assists in improvement of sports performances. Forensic psychology Correction methodology and rehabilitation.

76 Work as trainers, consultants & HR managers. Hotel Industry Work as a Relationship Manager

77 EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL CLINICAL AND COUNSELLING LAW AND ORDER ORGANIZATIONAL ACADEMIC/RESEARCH GRAPHS SHOWING POPULARITY OF VARIOUS FIELDS IN PSYCHOLOGY IN INDIA

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80 Home science as a discipline aims to empower the learners by developing understanding of four different areas: Food and Nutrition Human Development Community Resource Management Fabric and Apparel Science COURSE STRUCTURE: Theory: 70 marks Practical: 30 marks

81 Food and Nutrition Human Development and Childhood Studies Fabric and Apparel Science Development Communication and Extension Resource Management and Design Application

82 Lady Irwin College, New Delhi Institute of Home Economics, New Delhi MS University of Baroda, Vadodara SNDT Women s University, Mumbai Nirmala Niketan College of Home Science, Mumbai Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana GB Pant Univ. of Agriculture & Technology, Pantnagar (UP) Maharana Pratap Univ. of Agriculture & Technology, Udaipur Jabalpur University

83 Lady Irwin College B.Sc.(H) 65% B.Sc.(P) 63% Institute of Home Economics B.Sc.(H) 55% B.Sc.(P) 50%

84 Hotel Management Nutrition Consultants & Dieticians Dress & Textile Designing Psychology & Counselling Social Work Academics

85 The Oberoi Centre of Learning & Development, New Delhi Institute of Hotel Management at Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Aurangabad (Taj Group) Welcomegroup Graduate School of Hotel Administration, Manipal FHRAI Institute of Hotel Management, Greater Noida Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Hotel Management, Chandigarh Foreign Institutes like Cornell University PLACEMENTS as Chefs, Flight caterers, Managers in Hospitality and Food & Catering Industry

86 Most Home Science Colleges Postgraduate Level National Institute of Nutrition, Hyderabad PLACEMENTS as Nutrition Consultants and Dieticians at Govt. & Pvt. Hospitals, Govt. Health Deptt., Cafeterias, Health & Recreation Clubs, Food Product Manufacturing Companies, and Research Institutes

87 Most Home Science Colleges Postgraduate Level NIFT- Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Chennai, Gandhinagar, Hyderabad NID - Ahmedabad NIFD Chandigarh, Kolkata JD Institute of Fashion Technology Mumbai, Delhi Symbiosis Pune Pearl Academy Delhi, Jaipur PLACEMENTS as Textile & Fashion Designers, Fashion Merchandisers, Quality Control Managers, Jewelry designers, Accessory Designers, Foot Wear Designer, Product Designer etc. Can also work freelance.

88 Most Home Science Colleges Postgraduate Level Various Universities PLACEMENTS as social workers ( in NGOs & schools), Counsellors, Psychologists, Extension educationist in Ministry of HRD. Placements in Ministry of Child & Social Welfare

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90 What is Sociology? Study of human social life, groups and societies Deals with Us and also Our behaviour as Social Beings 90

91 Helps develop critical thinking & challenge existing social structures Develops understanding of the complexity and diversity of human societies Create awareness of contemporary social, cultural and political issues 91

92 Under-Graduate Courses Sociology (Humanities stream 10+2) B.A. Program Bachelors of Social Work B.A. (Hons) Sociology

93 Medical Sociology Rural Sociology & Sociology Legal & Political Sociology Social Demography Social Gerontology Sociology of Media Sociology of Women Sociology of Education 93

94 Advantages of exposure to Sociology S O C I O L O G Y Human Resources & Human Rights Law Journalism Industrial Relations Social Work Women Studies Urban Planning Public Health 94

95 Policy Making Teaching Research Sociology NGOs and Other Social Service Agencies 95

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98 Std. XI World History Std. XII Indian History 98

99 Thematic Approach Visuals and Contemporary Sources Debates and discussions on current issues Scope for interpretation and reasoning out Establishing connections across time and space 99

100 Understanding the environment around Evolving a world vision Appreciating and connecting with the heritage and culture Tolerance towards diversity Analytical and futuristic orientation Social sensitivity Communication skills 100

101 Academic Research and specialization Teaching Media Journalism Travel and Tourism Civil Services MBA Advertising Banking 101

102 POLITICAL SCIENCE 102

103 Political doctrines are the attempt to find particular and workable solutions in contemporary times.

104 Content Std XI Indian constitution at work Political theory Std XII Contemporary World politics Politics in India since independence

105 What are the skills and aptitudes developed? Overall knowledge of National and international affairs and personalities. Foreign relations and diplomacy Democratic institutions Contemporary ideologies and issues Develops analytical and reasoning abilities Find coherence in Macro processes and Micro situations

106 What are the various career options available? Law Research Journalism and publishing Political commentator Analyst Labour Relations Specialist Civil services. Mass communication.

107 Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. Ralph Waldo Emerson 107

108 UNDERSTAND YOURSELF CHOOSE YOUR SUBJECTS WELL PLAN YOUR CAREER: DON T STUMBLE INTO IT! 108