Class 12 Semester 3 English Syllabus | WBCHSE

Class 12 Semester 3 English syllabus for WBCHSE students

Class 12 Semester 3 English Syllabus

West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education (WBCHSE) has taken initiative to revise the curriculum/syllabus of all the subjects with the introduction of Semester System with 2024-25 academic year. In this direction WBCHSE has formed individual subject committees by inducting faculty members from various schools/colleges/universities.

The WBCHSE has developed A Realm of English B Selection as English (Second Language) textbook for Classes XI and XII to be studied in all Government, Government Sponsored, Government Aided and Government Affilliated Schools of West Bengal.

In A Realm of English B Selection, learners are exposed to a wide range of literary English texts. The texts are an interesting mix of classic and contemporary selections of prose and poetry. A play has also been
included in the syllabus for class XII, where serious thought has gone into ensuring that the choice of texts are sensitive, relevant and thought provoking so that students become more insightful and responsive in their reading of literature.

Whole of Class 12 Semester 3 English Syllabus

SUBJECT: ENGLISH B
CLASS XIIWBCHSE
CLASS XII SEMESTER III TOPICS: TOTAL THEORY MARKS: 40

UNIT 1: Prose

‘The Night Train at Deoli’ by Ruskin Bond- 4 MARKS.
‘Strong Roots’ (Extract from the chapter Orientation from Wings of Fire) by A.P.J. Abdul Kalam- 3 MARKS
‘The Bet’ by Anton Chekhov – 3 MARKS


UNIT 2: Verse

‘Our Casuarina Tree’ by Toru Dutt – 5 MARKS
‘Ulysses’ by Alfred Lord Tennyson- 5 MARKS

UNIT 3: Drama (Class 12 Semester 3 English Syllabus)

‘Riders to the Sea’ by J.M.Synge- 5 MARKS

Students will go through the same drama in Sem 3 for MCQs and in Sem 4.
for Descriptive Type Questions respectively.

UNIT 4 Textual Grammar

Textual Grammar from Unit 1 and Unit 2 – 5 MARKS.
Synthesis and Splitting of Sentences; Change of Narration; Correction of errors

UNIT 5: Reading Comprehension

Reading Comprehension (Unseen).
 5 Questions based on Grammar and Vocabulary Items – 5 Marks.
5 Questions based on Understanding and Inference of the Text – 5 Marks.

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