Course Description

CBSE Class 11th Arts Syllabus

The CBSE Class 11 Arts Syllabus includes a variety of subjects that allow students to explore their interests and deepen their understanding of subjects like History, Geography, Sociology, Psychology, Political Science, Economics, Philosophy, and more. The syllabus focuses on building a strong foundation for subjects in the Arts stream, with an emphasis on analytical thinking, communication, and conceptual understanding.

• English: This is a compulsory subject that emphasizes reading, writing, and comprehension skills.
• History: The study of ancient, medieval, and modern history, focusing on the evolution of civilizations, important historical events, and their impact on contemporary society.
• Geography: Covers the physical features of the Earth, population, environment, and the relationships between people and their surroundings.
• Political Science: Explores political systems, governance, democracy, and international relations.
• Sociology: Focuses on social behaviour, human societies, and social institutions.
• Psychology: Introduces the scientific study of human behaviour, mental processes, and cognitive functions.
• Economics: Covers macro and microeconomics, including national income, demand-supply theory, and economic policies.
• Philosophy: Explores fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, ethics, and human nature.

CBSE Class 12th Arts Syllabus

The CBSE Class 12 Arts Syllabus builds upon the concepts learned in Class 11 while introducing more advanced topics across various disciplines. Students have the opportunity to choose their subjects and gain specialized knowledge in fields like History, Geography, Political Science, Sociology, Psychology, Economics, and Philosophy.

• English: Emphasizes literature, grammar, and writing, enhancing the students' ability to communicate effectively.
• History: Expands the study of history, covering topics like colonialism, revolutions, and the history of different regions and civilizations.
• Geography: Focuses on detailed studies of human geography, including urbanization, agriculture, and environmental sustainability.
• Political Science: Covers the Indian political system, comparative politics, and international relations.
• Sociology: Introduces advanced sociological theories and topics such as social inequality, globalization, and social change.
• Psychology: In-depth exploration of human behaviour, mental health, abnormal psychology, and therapy methods.
• Economics: Focuses on more complex economic concepts like macroeconomics, fiscal policies, international trade, and sustainable development.
• Philosophy: Engages with deep philosophical questions, ethics, logic, and the study of philosophical thought.