Are you confused about the new NIOS syllabus 2023-24?
The National Institute of Open Schooling Board announced on their website that they are dividing the syllabus. They also uploaded a PDF with the new curriculum for secondary and senior secondary courses.
But now the pdf file is no longer available on the official website till the publication of my article, so the students are getting tense day by day.
So in this post, I will explain everything to you.
About NIOS syllabus 2023-24
Whenever I meet any NIOS students to discuss the study. Do you know most of the time they say “NIOS syllabus is vast” even though their delivery system of hard copy books is very poor, and “how can I complete the entire chapter in a short time”?
I have been guiding distance education students for the past 13 years, in my teaching career and have seen so many changes from the offline to online era.
But now, management has declared a massive change in NIOS new syllabus 2023-24.
They declare 40% marks for tutor mark assignments (TMA) and 60% for public exams (50% objective and 50% subjective).
Benefits of new curriculum
- No need to read the whole books
- it reduced the exam pressure
- Easy to receive good marks like CBSE and ICSE
- More objective questions compared to the previous exam
NIOS syllabus for 10th class
Hindi 201
| MODULE Total 22 chapter | |||
40% TMA | Theory exam 60% | ||
| कविता का पठन | पाठ-12 : इसे जगाओ पाठ-17 : बीती विभावरी जागरी पाठ-20 : उनको प्रणाम | पाठ-2 : दोहे पाठ-4 : आह्वान पाठ-7 : आज़ाद पाठ-8 : चंद्र गहना से लौटती बेर पाठ-14 : बूढ़ी पृथ्वी का दुख | |
| गद्य का पठन | पाठ-3 : गिल्लू पाठ-5 : रॉबटनिसग होम पाठ-6 : भारत की ये बहादुर बेटियाँ पाठ-16 : अपना पराया | पाठ-1 : बहादुर पाठ-9 : अखबार की दुिनया पाठ-13 : सुखी राजकुमार पाठ-15 : अंधेर नगरी पाठ-18 : बढ़ते है पाठ-19 : शतरंज के खिलाड़ी | |
| लेखन कौशल | पाठ-10 : पढ़े केसे | पाठ-11 : सार कैसे लिखे पाठ-21 : पत्र कैसे लिखे पाठ-22 : निबंध कैसे लिखें व्यावहारिक पक्ष के लिए | |
English (202)
| Module (No. & Name) Total No of Lessons= 27 | TMA (40%) | Public Examination (60%) | ||
| Prescribed Texts (Prose + Poetry) | Chapter-2 How The Squirrel Got His Stripes Chapter-4 Tall Trees Chapter-7 The Shoeshine Chapter-10 Noise: How It Affects Our Life Chapter-15 My Vision For India Chapter-11 My Elder Brother Chapter-17 Caring For Others Chapter-18 The Little Girl Chapter-20 New Good Things From Rubbish Chapter-21 The Village Pharmacy Chapter-25 Once Upon A Time | Chapter-1 Snake Bite Chapter-3 Kondiba- A Hero Chapter-5 A Tiger Comes To Town (I) Chapter-8 A Birthday Letter Chapter-6 A Tiger Comes To Town (Ii) Chapter-9 Nine Gold Medals Chapter-12 Indian Weavers Chapter-13 The Last Stone Mason Chapter-14 Stealing And Atonement Chapter-16 My Only Cry Chapter-19 A Prayer For Healing Chapter-22 The Truth Chapter-23 The Return Of The Lion Chapter-24 Co-Operate and Prosper Chapter-26 Ustad Bismillah Khan Chapter-27 The Parrot Who Wouldn’t Talk | ||
NIOS syllabus for 12th class
English 302
| (No. of lessons 14) | Public Examination (60%) | ||
| TMA (40%) | 60 % (No. of lessons 11) | ||
| Prescribed texts (Prose + Poetry) | Chapter -1 My First Steps Chapter -2 Leisure Chapter -3 Reading with understanding Chapter -4 Father Dear Father Chapter -5 Fuel of the Future Chapter -11 Reading with understanding Chapter -15 Reading with understanding Chapter -19 Reading with understanding Chapter -20 Reading with understanding Chapter -22 Reading with understanding Chapter -25 Bholi | Chapter -6 My Grandmother’s House Chapter -7 Reading with understanding Chapter -8 A Case of Suspicion Chapter -9 My Son will not be a beggar Chapter -10 Where the mind is without fear Chapter -12 If I were you Chapter -13 The Tiger in the Tunnel Chapter -14 The Road not Taken Chapter -16 I must know the truth Chapter -17 India- Her Past and Future Chapter -18 Night of the Scorpion Chapter -21 Reading with understanding Chapter -23 Reading with understanding Chapter -24 Reading with understanding | |
| BOOK -2 OPTIONAL MODULES (ESP- Receptionist) | Chapter -30A Aids for a Receptionist | Chapter -26A The Reception desk and you Chapter -26B Face to face communication in business Chapter -27A Managing the telephone Chapter -28A Analysing turns in telephone Chapter -28B Writing emails Chapter -29A Controlling strategies and Out Going Calls Chapter -29B Writing Reports Chapter -31B Appearing for an interview | |
| Chapter -27B Writing memos and letters | |||
| Chapter -30B Writing job applications | |||
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Mathematics (311)
| TMA (40 %) | Public Examination (60%) | ||
| 15 lesson | (60%) | ||
| Module-I Sets, Relations and Functions | 1. Sets 2. Relations and Functions-I 3. Trigonometric Functions-I 4. Trigonometric Functions-II 5. Relation between Sides and Angles of A triangle | ||
| Module- ll Sequences and Series | 6. Sequences and Series 7. Some Special Sequences | ||
| Module-III Algebra-I | 8. Complex Numbers 9. Quadratic Equations and Linear Inequalities 10. Principle of Mathematical Induction 11. Permutations and Combinations 12. Binomial Theorem | ||
| Module-IV Co-ordinate Geometry | 13. Cartesian System of Rectangular Coordinates 14. Straight Lines 15. Circles 16. Conic Sections | ||
| Module-V Statistics and Probability | 17. Measures of Dispersion 18. Random Experiments and Events 19. Probability | ||
| Module-VI Algebra-II | 20. Matrices 21. Determinants 22. Inverse of a Matrix and its Applications | ||
| Module- VII Relations and Functions | 23. Relations and Functions-II 24. Inverse Trigonometric Functions | ||
| Module- VIII Calculus | 25. Limits and Continuity 26. Differentiation 27. Differentiation of Trigonometric functions 28. Differentiation of Exponential and Logarithmic 29. Application of Derivatives 30. Integration 31.Definite Integrals 32. Differential Equations | ||
| Module-IX Vectors and Three Dimensional Geometry | 33. Introduction to Three Dimensional Geometry 34. Vectors 35. Plane 36. Straight Line | ||
| Module-X Linear Programming and Mathematical Reasoning | 37. Linear Programming 38. Mathematical Reasoning | ||
Physics – (312)
| TMA (40 % ) | Public Examination (60%) | ||
| Module Name | 12 Lessons | 60 % | |
| Force and Energy | L-1 (Units Dimensions and Vectors) L-2 (Motion in a Straight Line) L-4 (Motion in a Plane) L-5 (Gravitation) L-7 (Motion of a Rigid Body) | L-3 (Laws of Motion) L-6 (Work, Energy and Power) | |
| Mechanics of Solids and Fluids | L-8 (Elastic Properties of Solids) | L-9 (Properties of Fluids) | |
| Thermal Physics | L-10 (Kinetic Theory of Gasses) L-12 (Heat Transfer and Solar Energy) | L-11 (Thermodynamics) | |
| Oscillations and Waves | L-13 (Simple Harmonic Motion) | L-14 (Wave Phenomena) | |
Electricity and Magnetism | L-15 (Electric Charge and Electric Field) L-16 (Electric Potential and Capacitors) L-17 (Electric Current) L-18 (Magnetism and Magnetic Effect of Electric Current) L-19 (Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Current) | ||
| Optics and Optical Instruments | L-20 (Reflection and Refraction of Light) L-23 (Optical Instruments) | L-21 (Dispersion and Scattering of Light ) L-22 (Wave Phenomena and Light) | |
| Atoms and Nuclei | L-24 (Structure of Atoms) L-25 (Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter) L-26 (Nuclei and Radioactivity) L-27 (Nuclear Fission and Fusion) | ||
| Semiconductor Devices and Communication | L-30 (Communication System) | L-28 (Semiconductors and Semiconducting Devices) L-29 (Applications of Semiconductor Devices) | |
Chemistry 313
| Total no. of Lessons= 32 | |||
| MODULE (No. & name) | TMA (40%) | Public Examination (60%) | |
| (No. of lessons-12) | 60% | ||
| Module I Some Basic concepts of Chemistry | Chapter-1 ( Atoms, Molecules and Chemical Arithmetic) | ||
| Module II Atomic Structure and Chemical Bonding | Chapter-3 (Periodic Table and Periodicity in Properties) | Chapter-2 (Atomic Structure) – Chapter-4 (Chemical Bonding) | |
| Module III States of Matter | Chapter-5 (The Gaseous State and Liquid State)Chapter-6 (The Solid State) Chapter-8 (Colloidal) | Chapter-7 (Solutions) | |
| Module VI Chemical Energetics | Chapter-10 (Spontaneity of Chemical Reactions) | Chapter-9 (Chemical Thermodynamics) | |
| Module V Chemical Dynamics | Chapter-11 (Chemical Equilibrium)Chapter-14 (Chemical Kinetics)Chapter-15 (Adsorption and Catalysis) | Chapter-12 (Ionic Equilibrium)Chapter-13 (Electrochemistry)Chapter-18 (General Characteristics of pBlock Elements) | |
| Module VI Chemistry of Elements | Chapter-16 (Occurrence and Extraction of Metals)Chapter-19 (p-Block Elements and their Compounds-I) | Chapter-17 (Hydrogen and s-Block Elements)Chapter-20 (p-Block Elements and their Compounds-II)Chapter-21 d-Block and f-Block Elements | Chapter-22 (Coordination Compounds) |
| Module VII Chemistry of Organic Compounds | Chapter-23 (Nomenclature and General Principles)Chapter-24 (Hydrocarbons)Chapter-28 (Compounds of Carbon Containing Nitrogen) | Chapter-25 (Compounds of Carbon Containing Halogens) Chapter-26 (Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers)Chapter-27 (Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids)Chapter-29 (Biomolecules) | |
| Module VIII Chemistry in Everyday Life | Chapter-30 (Drugs and Medicines)Chapter-32 (Environmental Chemistry) | Chapter-31 (Soaps, Detergents and Polymers) | |
Biology 314
| Total no. of Lessons=31 | |||
| MODULE (No. & name) | TMA (40%) | Public Examination (60%) | |
| (No. of lessons 13) | A OBJECTIVE (50%) (No. of lessons 09) | B SUBJECTIVE (50%) (No. of lessons 09) | |
| 1.Module-I: Diversity and Evolution of Life (12 Marks) | L-1.Origin and Evolution of Life and Introduction to Classification | L-2.The Kingdom Monera, Protoctista and Fungi | L-3.Kingdom Plantae and Animalia |
| L-4. Cell Structure and Function | L-5.Tissues and other Level of Organization | ||
| 2.Module-II Forms and Functions of Plants and Animals (26 Marks) | L-8. Absorption, Transport and Water Loss in Plants L-9. Nutrition in plants – Mineral NutritionL-13. Nutrition and Digestion | L-10.Nitrogen MetabolismL-12. Respiration in PlantsL-15. Circulation of Body Fluids | L-6. Root system L-7. Shoot system L-11.Photosynthesis |
| L-14. Respiration and Elimination of Nitrogenous Wastes | L-17. Coordination and Control – The Nervous and Endocrine Systems | ||
| L.16. Locomotion and Movement | |||
| L-18. Homeostasis: The Steady State | |||
| 3.Module-III: Reproduction and Heredity (22 Marks ) | L-20. Growth and Development in Plants | L-19. Reproduction in Plants | L.21. Reproduction and Population Control |
| L-24. Genetics and Society | L-22. Principles of Genetics | L-23. Molecular Inheritance and Gene Expression | |
| 4.Module- IV: Environment and Health (13 Marks) | L-26. Conservation and Use of Natural Resources | L-28. Nutrition and Health | L-25. Principles of Ecology |
| L-27. Pollution | |||
| L-29. Some Common Human Diseases | |||
| 5.Module- V: Emerging Areas in Biology(7 Marks) | L.30 Immunobiology: An Introduction | L.31 Biotechnology | |
NIOS new syllabus 2023-24 confusion?
As a student, you must have some question which are mentioned below:
- Does the bifurcated syllabus apply to all students old and new?
- What will be the marking scheme for all the subjects of secondary and senior secondary?
- TMA contains 40% of marks but the TMA available on websites showing 20 marks only?
- NIOS class 12 syllabus Bifurcation has been done based on old books in the following subjects i.e. Hindi (301), Geography (316), Business Studies (319), Psychology (328), Painting (332). Will they change?
We are checking the official website regularly. If any new notice comes, we will inform you as soon as possible, If you have any question ask me in the comment section.
Note: If you find any kind of mistake in our post, then consider only the information given on the official website of NIOS as valid.
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