Information of Reduce syllabus of XI and XII English Text Books

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Following 25 % topics from XI & XII English text books have been reduced  only for (2020-2021)


XI  English Yuvakbharati

1) 1.1 'Beging Neighborly by Lousisa May Alcott (Page no 01 To 14)

2) 2.6 'The Planners' by Kim Boey Cheng


XII English Yuvakbharati

1) 1.5 The New Dress by Virginia Woolf

2) 1.7 Why We Travel by Siddarth Pico Raghavan Iyer

3) 2.7 She Walks in Beauty by Geordon gordon Byron

4) 2.8 Small Towns and Rivers by Mamang Dai

*Note: The Question paper patter doesnt have any change of XI & XII English.

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