Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary
Education Board (GSHSEB) has decided to reduce the syllabus for classes 9 to 12
by 30% for the academic year 2020-21 owing to the prevailing coronavirus situation.
Besides, exams for class 10 and 12 will be held on May 21 and for class 9 and
11 will be held in the month of June next year. The decision was taken keeping
in mind the course load on the students.
State Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama said, "Schools are shut since March and classes are being conducted online. Considering
the difficulties faced by students and parents, we held meetings four times with
educationists where the concerns of parents and students regarding exams and
syllabus were discussed. We have decided that exams for class 10, 12 will be
held on May 21 and for class 9, 11 will be held in June. Keeping the same
concerns in mind, we have also reduced 30% syllabus for classes 9 to 12 for 2020-21."
REVISED SYLLABUS 2020-21
SR |
Subject |
Excluded
Topic |
1 |
Economic:
an introduction |
- |
2 |
Fundamental
concept of Terminologies |
- |
3 |
Demand |
3.3 Demand
Function |
4 |
Supply |
4.5 Supply
Function |
5 |
Cost of
Production and Concepts of revenue |
5.1
Various Concepts of Cost |
6 |
Market |
- |
7 |
Indian
Economy |
Ancient
India |
8 |
Economic
Reforms |
8.1
Objectives of Economic Policy reform Since 1991 |
9 |
National
Income |
9.2
National income and National Product 9.4 Important Concepts of National
Income |
10 |
Budget |
10.2
Purpose of Budget |
11 |
Economic
Thoughts |
11.1
Kautilya |
SR |
Subject |
Excluded
Topic |
1 |
Collection
of Data |
- |
2 |
Presentation
of Data |
Only 2.3.1
has taken, rest all cancelled |
3 |
Measures
of Central Tendency |
3.3.2
Combined mean and Weighted mean |
4 |
Measures
of Dispersion |
4.3.1
Range: Meaning, advantages and disadvantages |
5 |
Skewness
of frequency Distribution |
5.5
Comparison of two method of Coefficient of Skewness |
6 |
Permutations,
Combinations and Binomial Expansion |
6.3
Binomial Expansion: Meaning and Characteristics |
7 |
Sampling
Methods |
7.6.2
Stratified Random Sampling |
8 |
Function |
8.5 Equal
functions |
9 |
Geometric
Progression |
9.4 Three
consecutive terms |
Std.: 12th Subject: Economics
Chapter No.: |
Chapter's
Name |
Topics
Excluded from the syllabus of 2020-21 |
1. |
Graphs
in Economics |
1.2.3 Pie
Diagram, Aspects
to be considered while drawing pie diagram. |
2. |
Indicators
of growth and development |
2.4.1.2 Limitations
of growth rate of National Income, 2.4.2.2 Limitations of growth rate of Per Capita Income. |
3. |
Money
& Inflation |
----- |
4. |
Banking
& Monetary Policy |
4.2.1 Function
of Commercial Bank (but only credit creation of primary functions), Presence
of commercial banks in India. |
5. |
Poverty |
5.3 Indicators
of Poverty, Measures to reduce poverty 5.5.7 Employment Programmes, 5.5.8 Housing schemes, 5.5.9 Social Security schemes, 5.5.10 Jan Dhan yojana |
6. |
Unemployment |
Types of Unemployment: 6.2.1 Open Unemployment, 6.2.2 Underemployment |
7. |
Population |
Population Trends: 7.2.2 Male & Female Population in India, 7.2.4 Age-wise population in India. |
8. |
Agriculture
Sector |
Modern Agriculture: 8.5.2 Multiple Cropping, 8.5.3 Crop Protection, 8.5.4 Agriculture Research. |
9. |
Foreign
Trade |
9.3 Factors affecting the nature of international trade. 9.5 Magnitude of world trade in present times. 9.6 India's
Share in global trade. 9.7 Size Composition (nature) and direction of India's foreign trade. |
10. |
Industrial
Sector |
10.3 Measures
taken by the government for industrial development. |
11 |
Emerging
issues in Indian Economy |
11.2.3 Measures
to reduce the problem of urbanisation, 11.3 Infrastructural
Services - FULL |
Std.: 12th Subject: Organisation of Commerce (OC)
Chapter No.: |
Chapter’s Name |
Topics Excluded from the syllabus
of 2020-21 |
1 |
Nature
& Significance of Management |
------ |
2 |
Principles
of Management |
------ |
3 |
Planning |
------ |
4 |
Organizing |
------ |
5 |
Staffing |
Staffing
as a part of Human Resource Management. |
6 |
Directing |
Leadership
– FULL. Communication
– FULL. |
7 |
Controlling |
------ |
8 |
Financial
Management |
Financial
Decisions, Fixed
Capital. |
9 |
Financial
Market |
------ |
10 |
Marketing
Management |
------ |
11 |
Consumer
Protection |
FULL CHAPTER IS EXCLUDED FROM THE SYLLABUS OF 2020-21. |
12 |
Business
Environment |
FULL CHAPTER IS EXCLUDED FROM THE SYLLABUS OF 2020-21. |
Std.: 12th Subject: Statistic
SR |
Chapter |
Excluded
Topic from the syllabus of 2020-21 |
1 |
Index
Number |
Unit-Based
Sums like Example 2 and 6, Conversion
Sums, Sums based
on Total Expenditure like Example 15, Conversion
of Units like Example 11 and 18. |
2 |
Linear
Correlation |
Scatter
Diagram Method, Rank
Correlation – Like Example 20, – Sums of
Tie and CF Precaution
in the interpretation of r. |
3 |
Linear
Regression |
Scatter Diagram Method, Sums Related to Coefficient of Determination r2, Precaution while using Regression. |
4 |
Time
Series |
Graphical Method, 4 yearly/ 4 monthly moving average. |
PART - 2 |
||
1 |
Probability |
Conditional
Probability & Law of Multiplication of Probability - FULL Statistical
Definition of Probability. |
2 |
Random
Variable & Discrete Probability
Distribution |
Illustration
of Probability Distribution of Discrete Variable, Mean and
Variance. |
3 |
Normal
Distribution |
Sums in
which Reverse Table is Used like Example 7 and 12. |
4 |
Limits |
Tabular
Method, f(x)
Limits Sums like Example 18 to 24, Standard
form of Limits like Example 25 to 29. |
5 |
Differentiation |
Sums to
find out Derivative with the help of Definition like Example 1, Working
Rule for Differentiation: Rule No.: 4 (Chain Rule), Increasing
& Decreasing Function, Elasticity
of Demand. |
Std.: 12th Subject: Accountancy
SR | Subject | Excluded Topic from the syllabus of 2020-21 |
1 | Introduction to Partnership | Long sums with all adjustments |
2 | Final Accounts | ---------- |
3 | Goodwill | ---------- |
4 | Reconstruction of Partnership | Long sums with all adjustments |
5 | Admission of a Partner | Example: 26 to 30 Exercise – Sum No.: 15 to 20 |
6 | Retirement/Death of a Partner | Example: 24 to 27 Exercise – Sum No.: 16 to 19 |
7 | Dissolution of a Partnership Firm | Long sums with all adjustments Example: 2 to 9 Exercise – Sum No.: 7 to 10 |
PART - 2 | ||
1 | Accounting of Share Capital | Example : 5, 6, 8, 13, 15 to 19 Exercise – Sum No.: 8, 11, 19 to 24 |
2 | Accounting for Debentures | Example: 5 to 11 and 18 to 24 Exercise – Sum No.: 11 to 14 and 19 to 29 |
3 | Company Final Accounts | ---------- |
4 | Analysis of Financial Statements | Example: 9 to 20 Exercise – Sum No.: 8 to 14 |
5 | Accounting Ratios & Analysis | Example: 6 to 9 and 16 to 22 Exercise – Sum No.: 5, 6 and 9 to 14 |
6 | Cash Flow Statement | Example: 5 to 10 and 14 to 16 Exercise – Sum No.: 15 to 17 and 20 to 21 |
Std.: 12th Subject: English
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