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🎯 Program Flowchart
Phase 1: Training & Testing Phase 2: National Int’l Competitions Phase 3: AI Feedback & Course Adjustment Plan B: Psychological Strength & Career Realignment
- 📘 Phase 1: Focused chapters + subconscious absorption via expert Qs.
- 🏅 Phase 2: Every 4 months – National & International competitions to measure progress.
- 🤖 Phase 3: AI analyzes results + personality → adjusts course path.
- 🌱 Plan B: If needed, build psychological resilience + re-align career goals.
🗓️ Next competition slot starts: 11th September.
📋 Detailed schedule shared with registered students.
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BBC Hindi – NEET और आत्महत्या: क्या है तैयारी के दबाव की असलियत
BBC – India’s Exam-Related Suicide Epidemic
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📖 Class & Subject wise Syllabus
This syllabus is meticulously designed to lay a strong foundation for NEET and IIT entrance examinations, while comprehensively covering all State, CBSE, and ICSE syllabuses, aligned with the NEP 2020 policy. Practice tests are available for all the given chapters in the NEET SKilling ( for science ) and IIT Skilling ( for mathematics) sections on the homepage. It includes a dedicated primary section and special LKG-UKG sections to ensure a strong grasp of basics and innovative learning methods. Following is the syllabus for science and math skilling, tailored to enhance foundational skills and prepare students for advanced concepts.
Teachers and parents are encouraged to:
- Review the syllabus carefully to suggest chapters appropriate to the student’s grade and current proficiency level.
- Guide students in completing practice tests for each chapter to reinforce learning and identify areas needing improvement.
- Encourage weak learners to revisit and take tests from previous classes to strengthen their understanding of foundational topics.
- Motivate all students to explore chapters from any class, as the syllabus is kept open for enhanced exposure and comprehensive learning.
- Use the links provided to explore additional resources, including IQ and English skilling pages, for holistic development.
- Provide constructive feedback and share chapter recommendations with students for targeted learning.
- Encourage advanced learners to explore higher-level chapters and challenge their understanding with additional exercises.
- Collaborate effectively between teachers and parents to monitor progress and ensure consistent skill development.
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Class 1 – Science
1. Our Surroundings
2. Our Body
3. Food for Healthy Life
4. Safety and First Aid
5. Housing and Clothing for Us
6. Animal World
7. Food and Shelter for Animals
8. Plants Around Us
9. Plants as Food
10. Water
11. Air
12. The Sun, Moon, and Stars
13. Weather
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Class 1 – Math
1. Shapes and Space
2. Numbers from One to Nine
3. Addition
4. Subtraction
5. Numbers from Ten to Twenty
6. Numbers from Twenty-one to Fifty
7. Numbers from Fifty-one to Hundred
8. Multiplication
9. Measurement
10. Time
11. Money
12. Patterns and Data Handling
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Class 2 – Science
1. Living and Non-Living Things
2. Our Body
3. Food for Health
4. Safety for Us
5. Housing and Clothing
6. Animals That Help Us
7. Wild Animals
8. Plants Around Us
9. Uses of Plants
10. Air Around Us
11. Forms of Water
12. The Sun, Light, and Shadows
13. The Moon
14. Rocks and Minerals
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Class 2 – Math
1. Numbers Up to One Thousand
2. Addition
3. Subtraction
4. Multiplication
5. Division
6. Money
7. Shapes Around Us
8. Measures of Length
9. Measures of Weight
10. Measures of Capacity
11. Measures of Time
12. Data Handling
Class 3 – Science
1. Living and Non-Living Things
2. Human Body
3. Animals: Birds
4. Animals: Common Insects
5. Plants in the Surroundings
6. Food We Get from Plants
7. Forms of Matter: Solids, Liquids, and Gases
8. Properties of Water
9. Water as a Resource
10. Sun as a Natural Resource
11. Cleanliness, Health, and Hygiene
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Class 3 – Math
1. Numbers
2. Addition of Numbers
3. Subtraction of Numbers
4. Multiplication
5. Division
6. Money
7. Geometrical Shapes
8. Symmetry
9. Measures of Length
10. Measures of Weight
11. Measures of Capacity
12. Time
13. Data Handling
14. Patterns
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Class 4 – Science
1. Human Body: Food We Eat
2. Human Body: The Teeth
3. Human Body: The Digestive and Excretory Systems
4. Adaptation in Animals
5. Adaptation in Plants
6. Plants in the Surroundings and Environment
7. Air
8. Materials and Solutions
9. Light
10. Measurement
11. Push and Pull
12. Friction as a Force
<!-- Class 4 Math -->
Class 4 – Math
1. Large Numbers
2. Addition and Subtraction
3. Multiplication
4. Division
5. Multiples and Factors
6. Common Factors and Common Multiples
7. Estimation
8. Fractional Numbers
9. Decimals
10. Measures of Length, Weight and Capacity
11. Time and Calendar
12. Money
13. Unitary Method
14. Line Segments
15. Perimeter of Rectilinear Figures
16. Geometrical Shapes and Symmetry
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Class 5 – Science
1. Human Body: The Circulatory System
2. Human Body: The Skeletal System
3. Food and Health
4. Pollination
5. Plant Reproduction
6. Solids, Liquids and Gases
7. Interdependence in Living Beings: Plants and Animals
8. Sound and Noise
9. Work and Energy
10. Light and Shadows
11. Simple Machines
12. Cleanliness and Hygiene
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Class 5 – Math
1. Large Numbers
2. Rounding Numbers
3. Roman Numerals
4. Operations Involving Large Numbers
5. Simplification of Numerical Expressions
6. Fractions
7. Multiplication and Division of Fractions
8. Decimals
9. HCF and LCM
10. Integers
11. Lines and Angles
12. Symmetry
13. Area and Perimeter
14. Measurement of Length, Weight, Capacity
15. Time
16. Money
17. Percentage
18. Data Handling
19. Patterns
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Class 6 – Biology
1. Plant Life
2. The Cell
3. Human Body
4. Health and Hygiene
5. Adaptation
Class 6 – Chemistry
1. Introduction to Chemistry
2. Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures
3. Matter
4. Water
5. Air and Atmosphere
Class 6 – Physics
1. Matter
2. Physical Quantities and Measurement
3. Force
4. Energy (Simple Machines)
5. Light
6. Magnetism
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Class 6 – Math
1. Knowing Our Numbers
2. Whole Numbers
3. Integers
4. Playing with Numbers
5. Sets
6. Fractions
7. Decimals
8. Ratio and Proportion
9. Percentage
10. Algebra
11. Basic Geometrical Concepts
12. Understanding Elementary Shapes
13. Symmetry
14. Practical Geometry
15. Mensuration
16. Data Handling
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Class 7 – Biology
1. Tissue
2. Kingdom Classification
3. Plant Life
4. Human Body
Class 7 – Chemistry
1. Matter and Its Composition
2. Physical and Chemical Changes
3. Elements, Compounds and Mixtures
4. Atomic Structure
5. Language of Chemistry
6. Metals and Non-Metals
7. Air and Atmosphere
Class 7 – Physics
1. Physical Quantities and Measurement
2. Motion
3. Energy
4. Light Energy
5. Heat
6. Sound
7. Electricity and Magnetism
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Class 7 – Math
1. Integers
2. Fractions
3. Decimals
4. Rational Numbers
5. Exponents and Powers
6. Sets
7. Ratio, Proportion and Percentage
8. Speed, Distance and Time
9. Profit and Loss, Simple Interest
10. Algebraic Expressions
11. Linear Equations and Inequations
12. Understanding Shapes
13. Properties of Triangles
14. Congruence of Triangles
15. Practical Geometry
16. Symmetry
17. Representation of 3D in 2D
18. Perimeter and Area
19. Data Handling
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Class 8 – Physics
1. Matter
2. Physical Quantities and Measurement
3. Force and Pressure
4. Energy
5. Light Energy
6. Heat Transfer
7. Sound
8. Electricity
Class 8 – Biology
1. Transport of Food and Minerals in Plants
2. Reproduction in Plants and Animals
3. Ecosystems
4. Endocrine System
5. The Circulatory System
6. Nervous System
7. Health and Hygiene
8. Food Production
Class 8 – Chemistry
1. Matter
2. Physical and Chemical Changes
3. Elements, Compounds and Mixtures
4. Atomic Structure
5. Language of Chemistry
6. Chemical Reactions
7. Hydrogen
8. Water
9. Carbon and Its Compounds
Class 8 – Math
1. Rational Numbers
2. Exponents and Powers
3. Squares and Square Roots, Cubes and Cube Roots
4. Playing with Numbers
5. Sets
6. Percentage
7. Simple and Compound Interest
8. Direct and Inverse Variation
9. Algebraic Expressions
10. Linear Inequations
11. Understanding Shapes
12. Practical Geometry
13. Symmetry, Reflection and Rotation
14. Circle
15. Representing 3D in 2D
16. Mensuration
17. Data Handling
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Class 9 – Biology
1. Basic Biology
2. Flower
3. Plant Physiology
4. Diversity in Living Organism
5. Human Anatomy and Physiology
6. Health & Hygiene
7. Waste Generation and Management
Class 9 – Chemistry
1. The Language of Chemistry
2. Chemical Changes and Reactions
3. Water
4. Atomic Structure and Chemical Bonding
5. The Periodic Table
6. Study of the First Element: Hydrogen
7. Study of Gas Laws
Class 9 – Physics
1. Measurement and Experimentation
2. Motion in One Dimension
3. Laws of Motion
4. Fluids
5. Heat and Energy
6. Light
7. Sound
8. Electricity & Magnetism
<!-- Class 9 Math -->
Class 9 – Math
1. Pure Arithmetic
2. Commercial Mathematics
3. Algebra
4. Geometry
5. Statistics
6. Mensuration
7. Trigonometry
8. Coordinate Geometry
<!-- Class 10 Biology -->
Class 10 – Biology
1. Basic Biology
2. Plant Physiology
3. Human Anatomy & Physiology
4. Population
5. Human Evolution
6. Pollution
Class 10 – Chemistry
1. Periodic Properties and Variation of Properties – Physical and Chemical
2. Chemical Bonding
3. Study of Acids, Bases and Salts
4. Analytical Chemistry
5. Mole Concept and Stoichiometry
6. Electrolysis
7. Metallurgy
8. Study of Compounds
Class 10 – Physics
1. Force, Work, Power, and Energy
2. Light
3. Sound
4. Electricity and Magnetism
5. Heat
6. Modern Physics
<!-- Class 10 Math -->
Class 10 – Math
1. Commercial Mathematics
2. Algebra
3. Geometry
4. Mensuration
5. Trigonometry
6. Statistics
7. Probability
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