From the coordinators
A note from the Senior Secondary team
Marks matter. So does a subject combination a student can live with for two years. We will not rush that decision.
Board years
Class 9–10 tighten board habits. Class 11–12 open Science, Commerce and Humanities after a counselling conversation with students and parents.
Weekly tests, doubt sessions and practicals sit on a published calendar. Stream combinations are explained clearly — including lab work, mathematics options and career pathways — so families do not choose in a hurry. Competitive-exam awareness is offered without pretending it replaces school.
What this wing emphasises
Question papers, marking schemes and timed writing so exam day is familiar.
Physics, chemistry, biology, maths and computer labs used as part of teaching, not only for practical exams.
A guided choice for Class 11 based on aptitude, interest and honest conversation.
Smaller senior batches, doubt-clearing and check-ins when a student starts to slip.
On the timetable
English, Hindi, Mathematics, Science, Social Science and IT as per CBSE.
Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Mathematics, English and Computer Science options.
Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, Mathematics and English.
History, Political Science, Geography, Economics and English.
Application-based papers and lab work where allotted.
Sport, houses and assemblies continue — seniors are still school students.
How a day feels
Concept class followed by questions in the board style.
Scheduled lab work with records kept up to date.
Unit tests, term exams and analysis shared with families.
Stream talks, career awareness and one-to-one conversations when needed.
From the coordinators
Marks matter. So does a subject combination a student can live with for two years. We will not rush that decision.
Other wings