Delhi Board Class 6

Exam Brief

Class 6 is a crucial class in students’ academic careers since it exposes them to a more specialised learning. They are introduced to new courses such as Science and Social Science, which creates the foundation for all the concepts they will learn in future classes. It contains subjects that will serve as a foundation for higher-level chapters they will encounter in higher grades.

The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) curriculum is used in almost all Delhi board-affiliated schools. Delhi Board Class 6 final exams are usually held in March, also known as the annual exams.

Exam Summary

Class 6 is significantly vital for all students and should be taken seriously by all. The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) provides the exam details and curriculum to be followed by Delhi board-affiliated schools. Delhi Board Class 6 final exams are usually held in March, also known as the annual exams. The Delhi Board follows the NCERT Syllabus in most courses. Students who get through Class 5 Delhi Board exams can enroll in Class 6 and must study for one year to sit for the Class 6 final examination.

Official Website Link

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Exam Syllabus

The majority of important topics from Science, Social Science, and Mathematics are included in the Delhi Board Class 6 Syllabus. In addition to these major subjects, the syllabus includes the first and second (regional) languages. Students will be required to learn coding as a mandatory topic from now on. Each subject is given in an engaging manner so that students can learn them easily without getting bored.

The following tables describe the subject-wise Delhi Board Class 6 Syllabus:

Delhi Board Class 6 Science Syllabus

In Science, there are a total of 16 chapters. Physics, Chemistry, and Biology are the three sections that comprise the Science subject:

Chapter Number	Chapter Name	Section
Chapter 1	Food: Where Does it Come From?	Biology
Chapter 2	Components of Food
Chapter 3	Fibre to Fabric	Chemistry
Chapter 4	Sorting Materials into Groups
Chapter 5	Separation of Substances
Chapter 6	Changes Around Us
Chapter 7	Getting to Know Plants	Biology
Chapter 8	Body Movements
Chapter 9	The Living Organisms and their Surroundings
Chapter 10	Motion and Measurement of Distances	Physics
Chapter 11	Light, Shadows and Reflections
Chapter 12	Electricity and Circuits
Chapter 13	Fun With Magnets
Chapter 14	Water	Chemistry
Chapter 15	Air Around Us
Chapter 16	Garbage In, Garbage Out	Biology

 

Delhi Board Class 6 Social Science Syllabus

There are nearly 26 chapters in Social Science. History, Geography, and Political Science are the three categories of Social Science.

History	Geography	Political Science
What, Where, How, and When?	The Earth in the Solar System	Understanding Diversity
On the trail of the earliest people	Globe: Latitudes and Longitudes	Diversity and Discrimination
From gathering to growing food	Motions of the Earth	What is Government?
In the earliest cities	Maps	Key elements of a Democratic Government
What books and burials tell us?	Major Domains of the Earth	Panchayati Raj
Kingdoms, Kings, and an early republic	Major Landforms of the Earth	Rural Administration
New questions and ideas	Our Country- India	Urban Administration
Ashoka the emperor	India – Climate, Vegetation, and Wildlife	Rural Livelihood
Vital Villages, thriving towns		Urban Livelihood
Traders, Kings, and Pilgrims
New Empires and Kingdoms
Buildings, Paintings, and Books

Delhi Board Class 6 Mathematics Syllabus

Mathematics is divided into 14 chapters. They are listed in the table below:

Chapter Number	Chapter Name
Chapter 1	Knowing Our Numbers
Chapter 2	Whole Numbers
Chapter 3	Playing With Numbers
Chapter 4	Basic Geometrical Ideas
Chapter 5	Understanding Elementary Shapes
Chapter 6	Integers
Chapter 7	Fractions
Chapter 8	Decimals
Chapter 9	Data Handling
Chapter 10	Mensuration
Chapter 11	Algebra
Chapter 12	Ratio and Proportion
Chapter 13	Symmetry
Chapter 14	Practical Geometry

Delhi Board Class 6 English Syllabus

The Delhi Board English Grammar Syllabus for Class 6 covers Nouns, Pronouns, Sentences, Phrases, Dialogue Completion, Sentence Transformer, Letter Writing, Debate, and Speech. The two English texts required for Class 6 English Literature are Honeysuckle and A Pact With The Sun. The English Curriculum in class 6 is meant to strengthen students’ foundations for future study. The objective of the English course is to develop the student’s skills by familiarising them with basic principles. Students’ communication and writing abilities are emphasised in the English curriculum for Class 6.

Delhi Board Class 6 English Syllabus: Honeysuckle

The chapters in the main English book for Class 6 – Honeysuckle are described below.

Unit Number	Chapter Name
Unit 1	Who Did Patrick’s Homework?
	A House, A Home
Unit 2	How the Dog Found Himself a New Master!
	The Kite
Unit 3	Taro’s Reward
	The Quarrel
Unit 4	An Indian – American Woman in Space: Kalpana Chawla
	Beauty
Unit 5	A Different Kind of School
	Where Do All the Teachers Go?
Unit 6	Who I Am
	The Wonderful Words
Unit 7	Fair Play
Unit 8	A Game of Chance
	Vocation
Unit 9	Desert Animals
	What if
Unit 10	The Banyan Tree

Delhi Board Class 6 English Syllabus: A Pact With The Sun

The chapters in the main English book for Class 6 – A Pact With The Sun is described below:

Chapter Number	Chapter Name
Chapter 1	A Tale of Two Birds
Chapter 2	The Friendly Mongoose
Chapter 3	The Shepherd’s Treasure
Chapter 4	The Old-Clock Shop
Chapter 5	Tansen
Chapter 6	The Monkey and the Crocodile
Chapter 7	The Wonder Called Sleep
Chapter 8	A Pact with the Sun
Chapter 9	What Happened to the Reptiles
Chapter 10	A Strange Wrestling Match

Delhi Board Class 6 English Syllabus for Writing Section

The writing section is extremely helpful in enhancing language skills. Students participate in various activities including formal letter writing, message writing, and so on. This section not only assists students in improving their writing skills, but it also aids in the construction of a professional foundation. Let’s look at the detailed syllabus for Delhi Board Class 6 English’s Writing part:

English Writing Section Syllabus
Formal Letter
Informal Letter
Diary Entry
Notice Writing
Message Writing
Debate
Speech
Article
Report
Story Completion

Delhi Board Class 6 English Grammar Syllabus

The Grammar Syllabus for Class 6 is divided into two sections:

• Grammar in English: The improvement of language skills is the focus of this area of the course. It covers fundamental principles such as verbs, adjectives, helping verbs, pronouns, and nouns, among others. The section also teaches students how to construct good sentences to communicate effectively in the world’s second most spoken language.
• Applied Grammar
  This section is designed with real-world applications of the English language in mind. The elements in this section can aid in the development of effective oral communication skills. Gap filling is one of the sections that help students improve their decision-making skills when framing a sentence. The editing section of applied grammar assists students in replacing incorrect statements or language construction with correct remarks. When it comes to grammar, it improves judgmental power.

Let’s look at the English Grammar syllabus for these two sections.

English Grammar Syllabus
Noun	Sentence and Phrases
Adverbs	Subject-Verb Agreement
Adjectives	Reported Speech
Voice	Framing Questions
Tenses	Prepositions
Verbs	Conjunctions
Pronoun	Punctuations
English Applied Grammar Syllabus
Gap Filling/ Sentence	Editing
Dialogue Completion	Omission
Sentence Reordering	Sentence Transformer

Delhi Board Class 6 Hindi Syllabus

For Delhi Board Class 6 Hindi, there are three books available namely, Vasant, Durva, and Bal Ram Katha. The list of chapters in each of these three books from the CBSE Hindi textbook for 6th grade are discussed below:

Delhi Board Class 6 Hindi Literature Syllabus: Vasant

Chapters	Name of the Chapters
अध्याय 1	वह चिड़िया जो
अध्याय 2	बचपन
अध्याय 3	नादान दोस्त
अध्याय 4	चाँद से थोड़ी सी गप्पें
अध्याय 5	अक्षरों का महत्व
अध्याय 6	पार नज़र के
अध्याय 7	साथी हाथ बढ़ाना
अध्याय 8	ऐसे – ऐसे
अध्याय 9	टिकट एल्बम
अध्याय 10	झांसी की रानी
अध्याय 11	जो देखकर भी नहीं देखते
अध्याय 12	संसार पुस्तक है
अध्याय 13	मैं सबसे छोटी होऊं
अध्याय 14	लोकगीत
अध्याय 15	नौकर
अध्याय 16:	वन के मार्ग में
अध्याय 17	साँस – साँस में बांस

Delhi Board Class 6 Hindi Literature Syllabus: Durva

Chapters	Name of the Chapters
अध्याय 1	कलम
अध्याय 2	किताब
अध्याय 3	घर
अध्याय 4	पतंग
अध्याय 5	भालू
अध्याय 6	झरना
अध्याय 7	धनुष
अध्याय 8	रुमाल
अध्याय 9	कक्षा
अध्याय 10	गुब्बारा
अध्याय 11	पर्वत
अध्याय 12	हमारा घर
अध्याय 13	कपडे की दूकान
अध्याय 14	फूल
अध्याय 15	बातचीत
अध्याय 16:	शिलॉन्ग से फ़ोन
अध्याय 17	तितली
अध्याय 18	ईश्वरचंद्र विद्यासागर
अध्याय 19	प्रदर्शनी
अध्याय 20	चिट्ठी
अध्याय 21	अंगुलिमाल
अध्याय 22	यात्रा की तैयारी
अध्याय 23	हाथी
अध्याय 24	डॉक्टर
अध्याय 25	जयपुर से पत्र
अध्याय 26	बढे चलो
अध्याय 27	ब्यर्थ की शंका
अध्याय 28	गधा और सियार

Delhi Board Class 6 Hindi Syllabus: Bal Ram Katha

Exam Blueprint

Before you begin your preparation, you should have a thorough understanding of the exam patterns, the marking scheme, and the weightage of each chapter. This will help you succeed in your exams. A blueprint is a marking system that allows students to plan their studies depending on the importance of each chapter or topic. For class 6 each schools can have their own marking and weightage system, below are the blueprints prepared based on recent exam trends:

Delhi Board Class 6 Science Blueprint

Science Blueprint
Chapter No.	Chapter Name	Weightage (Marks)
Chapter 1	Food: Where Does it Come From?
Chapter 2	Components of Food
Chapter 3	Fibre to Fabric	3
Chapter 4	Sorting Materials into Groups	4
Chapter 5	Separation of Substances
Chapter 6	Changes Around Us
Chapter 7	Getting to Know plants	14
Chapter 8	Body Movements
Chapter 9	The Living Organisms and their Surroundings	13
Chapter 10	Motion and Measurement of Distances	4
Chapter 11	Light, Shadows and Reflections	10
Chapter 12	Electricity and Circuits	9
Chapter 13	Fun With Magnets	13
Chapter 14	Water	9
Chapter 15	Air Around Us	14
Chapter 16	Garbage In, Garbage Out	7

Delhi Board Class 6 Social Science Blueprint

Social Science Blueprint
History		Geography		Political Science
Chapter	Weightage (Marks)	Chapter	Weightage (Marks)	Chapter	Weightage (Marks)
What, Where, How, and When?		The Earth in the Solar System		Understanding Diversity
On the trail of the earliest people		Globe: Latitudes and Longitudes	4	Diversity and Discrimination
From gathering to growing food		Motions of the Earth		What is Government?	4
In the earliest cities		Maps		Key elements of a Democratic Government
What books and burials tell us?		Major Domains of the Earth	7	Panchayati Raj	1
Kingdoms, Kings, and an early republic		Major Landforms of the Earth	5	Rural Administration	5
New questions and ideas	1	Our Country- India	7	Urban Administration	5
Ashoka the emperor	6	India- Climate, Vegetation, and Wildlife	7	Rural Livelihood	5
Vital Villages, thriving towns	5			Urban Livelihood	6
Traders, Kings, and Pilgrims	5
New Empires and Kingdoms	5
Buildings, Paintings, and Books	4

Delhi Board Class 6 Mathematics Blueprint

Mathematics Blueprint
Chapter No.	Chapter Name	Weightage (Marks)
Chapter 1	Knowing Our Numbers	12
Chapter 2	Whole Numbers	13
Chapter 3	Playing With Numbers	15
Chapter 4	Basic Geometrical Ideas
Chapter 5	Understanding Elementary Shapes
Chapter 6	Integers	9
Chapter 7	Fractions	6
Chapter 8	Decimals	10
Chapter 9	Data Handling	7
Chapter 10	Mensuration	14
Chapter 11	Algebra	6
Chapter 12	Ratio and Proportion	12
Chapter 13	Symmetry	3
Chapter 14	Practical Geometry	10

 

Practical/Experiments list & Model writeup

In Science, students can do the following practicals/experiments and models:

Chapter	Experiments
Food: Where Does it Come From	A student can perform the experiment involving the germination of seeds such as mung, chickpea etc.; Preparing a chart on food habits of animals and food culture of different regions of India.
Components of Food	Studying the variety of food in different regions in India. Preparing a menu of a balanced diet in the context of the diversity of foods eaten in different parts of the country. Classifying foods according to food components. Test for starch, sugars, proteins and fats.
Fibre to Fabric	Simple activities can be done to distinguish among different types of cloth. Field survey for collecting the information on locally available plant fibres (coconut, silk cotton, etc.)
Sorting Materials into Groups	An experiment can be done for grouping things on the basis of gross properties e.g. roughness, lustre, transparency, solubility, sinking/floating using prior knowledge. Experiments involving heating of air, wax, paper, metal, water to highlight effects like burning, expansion or compression, change of state. Experiments for testing the solubility of commonly available substances. Experiments on the effect of heating and cooling on solubility. Comparison of solubilities of different substances using nonstandard units (eg. spoon, paper cone).
Separation of Substances	Experiments can be performed on sedimentation and filtration. Separating a mixture of salt and sand.
Changes Around Us	Discussion on other changes which cannot be reversed – growing up, the opening of a bud ripening of fruit, curdling of milk.
Getting to Know plants	Experiment to show conduction by the stem, activity to show anchorage by roots, absorption by roots. Study of any flower, counting number of parts, names of parts, cutting sections of the ovary to observe ovules.
Body Movements	Activities to study X-rays, find out the direction in which joints bend, feel the ribs, backbone etc. Observation/ discussion on movement and skeletal system in other animals.
Living Organisms and their surroundings	Preparing herbarium specimens of different leaves, plants; studying modifications in plants and animals; observing how different environmental factors (water availability, temperature) affect living organisms;
Motion and Measurement of Distances	Measuring lengths and distances. Identification and discrimination of various types of motion. Demonstrating objects having more than one type of movement (screw motion, bicycle wheel, fan, top etc.)
Light, Shadows and Reflections	Experiment to show that some objects (conductors) allow current to flow and others (insulators) do not. Playing and forming shadows with the hands in sunlight, in candlelight, and in a well-lit region during daytime. An experiment to make a pinhole camera and observe static and moving objects.
Electricity, and Circuits	Activity using a bulb, cell and key and connecting wire to show the flow of current and identify closed and open circuits. Making a switch. Opening up a dry cell.
Fun With Magnets	Demonstrating how things are attracted by a magnet. Activity to locate poles of a magnet; activity with iron filings and paper. Activities with a suspended bar magnet and with the compass needle. Activities to show that as poles repel and unlike poles attract.
Water	Condensation on the outside of a glass containing cold water; activity of boiling water and condensation of steam on a spoon. Preparing a simple model of the water cycle. Estimation of water used by a family in one day, one month, one year.
Air Around Us	Can conduct discussions about different components of air.
Garbage In, Garbage Out	Activity to show that materials rot in soil, this is affected by wrapping in plastics. Survey of solid waste generation by households. The estimation of waste accumulated (by a house/ village/colony etc.) in a day, in a year.

Preparation Tips

1. Make a conceptual list of key concepts
   The simplest method is to make a list of all the important concepts and formulae for easy reference and revision. You won’t miss any important topics if you list the chapters, and you will easily review each subtopic and concept. You can also recollect concepts simply by looking at the list.
2. Make a study schedule
   Make your course material visible by dividing it into sections. Make a schedule of which portions will be studied today, tomorrow, and so on once they’ve been split. By breaking down big amounts of course material into manageable study sections, this technique enhances study sessions.
3. Manage how much time you spend studying
   Study for 25 minutes at a time, pausing for 5-minute breaks. This strategy permits your brain to move all the information from short-term to long-term memory for several days.
4. At the end of each day, review for 15 minutes
   Make a list of the most important topics or lessons from each class that day. You will be more likely to recall this knowledge later when studying or writing your examinations if you do it this way, you can also utilise these notes for a quick review!
5. Make an effort to write more
   Study your concepts extensively, but be sure you can write what you’ve learned. Writing, rather than just reading, has been shown to aid in memorising any concept for a longer time.
6. Closely examine your learning environment
   It’s best to have a well-lit, open area with an upright chair, as well as a quiet study place in the back of the room.

Exam Taking Strategy

Here, we have provided a detailed exam taking strategy for students to score well in their exams. It is advised to all the students to go through the pointers given below to know more about the same.

1. Be well-versed in all of the topics that will be covered in the exam. It is better to perform a memory dump.
2. Always try to arrive early for exams so you may relax and prevent any last-minute rush.
3. Always think about how you may make the most of your exam time.
4. Don’t get too upset, have a positive attitude and approach the exam with confidence, attempting to answer all the questions.
5. Don’t spend too much time attempting questions in which you are unsure of the answer.
6. In addition to answering the questions in the same order as they were asked, you can write the answers to the questions you know the most.
7. Don’t forget to fill out the answers papers with the correct question number.
8. Answer all the questions; don’t leave any.
9. During the examination, pay close attention to all of the invigilator’s instructions.
10. Before handing the answer sheets to the invigilator, double-check that you’ve answered all of the questions and that the question numbers are given in the correct order.

 

Detailed Study plan

1. Math is a real subject. You can’t just ‘learn’ chapters; you must first understand concepts and then practise them.
2. Memorise key definitions, formulae in Maths, equations in chemistry.
3. In theory, subjects make a list of the main points and learn them.
4. Use the Embibe platform and create infographics, flowcharts. Connect between the content and your own life. Linking knowledge can help you remember it for longer periods. Use mind maps for remembering important information.
5. Take breaks in between, and plan your timetable accordingly.
6. Complete the syllabus at least twice and take as many mock examinations as possible.
7. Practise previous exam papers or view sample answers. This will help you in understanding the structure of the questions and how to formulate your answers.
8. Begin studying as soon as possible.
9. Make use of your class notes and textbooks.
10. Make a schedule for the time you’ll be studying.
11. After your main study session, go over all of the information at least once more.

Recommended Chapters

Some of the recommended chapters of Mathematics are:

1. Knowing Our Numbers
2. Whole Numbers
3. Playing With Numbers
4. Mensuration
5. Ratio and Proportion

Some of the recommended chapters of Science are:

1. Getting to Know plants
2. The Living Organisms and their Surroundings
3. Light, Shadows and Reflections
4. Fun With Magnets
5. Air Around Us

Student Counselling

The modern education system has been designed to allow a child to move beyond traditional rote learning in order to develop their own intellect and inculcate conceptual thinking and decision-making abilities in tomorrow’s leaders. After all, the school is the main source of information for students. As a result, school serves as the first most important counselling platform for students to learn about the workings of life. 

Furthermore, if you are currently in high school, you are at a crucial stage in your life when you are old enough to begin thinking about your future and creating an action plan. Students need career assistance in order to explore and plan for future career pursuits that are suited to their particular interests, talents, and beliefs. Participation in career guidance helps career preparation and management by strengthening the relationship between academic and professional experiences.

Parent/Gaurdian counselling

Parent counselling is a caring and compassionate service that aims to provide knowledge, guidance, resources, and emotional support. Parent counselling provides the skills to recognise concerns that your child may be experiencing and the communication skills to assist your child without humiliating them for seeking support. The 6th grade is the start of a future career. It’s the perfect time to inspire your child to follow their dreams and develop the skills they require. It’s only natural for 6th graders to seek career guidance. One of the most crucial milestones in an individual’s life is career choice, which requires self-analysis, critical thinking, and decision-making.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is the syllabus of Delhi Board Class 6?
A. The Delhi Board Class 6 syllabus comprises topics from English, Hindi, Science, Social Science, and Maths.

Q2. How many subjects are there in Delhi Board 6th Class?
A. There are 5 main subjects in Class 6:
(i) English
(ii) Hindi
(iii) Science
(iv) Social Science
(v) Mathematics

Q3. Why is the Class 6 Syllabus so important?
A. The Class 6 syllabus is important since it serves as a foundation for the chapters that will be encountered in future classes. Every subject contains important chapters.

Q4. Which book is good for class 6 Science?
A. First read NCERT books then we can read books of S.chand and Arihant.

Q5. Which skill education is newly introduced in Delhi Board Class 6?
A. Students have to learn Coding compulsorily.

Dos and Donts

Q1. What is the syllabus of Delhi Board Class 6?
A. The Delhi Board Class 6 syllabus comprises topics from English, Hindi, Science, Social Science, and Maths.

Q2. How many subjects are there in Delhi Board 6th Class?
A. There are 5 main subjects in Class 6:
(i) English
(ii) Hindi
(iii) Science
(iv) Social Science
(v) Mathematics

Q3. Why is the Class 6 Syllabus so important?
A. The Class 6 syllabus is important since it serves as a foundation for the chapters that will be encountered in future classes. Every subject contains important chapters.

Q4. Which book is good for class 6 Science?
A. First read NCERT books then we can read books of S.chand and Arihant.

Q5. Which skill education is newly introduced in Delhi Board Class 6?
A. Students have to learn Coding compulsorily.

List of Schools in Delhi

The following is a list of a few well-known Delhi Board schools, along with their locations is given below:

• Raj Lata Public School
• Raj Lata Public School
• Sahoday School
• Rattan Chand Arya Public School
• Laurel High
• Vidya Sagar Public School
• Yuvashakti Model School
• Jindal Public School
• Shiv Vani’s Little Garden School
• Universal Public School
• Deepalaya School
• Diamond Public School
• Apeejay School
• D.A.V. Public School
• M.M. Senior Secondary Public School

To know more about schools in Delhi, click here.

Parent Counselling

The 6th grade is the start of a future career. It’s the perfect time to inspire your child to follow their dreams and develop the skills they require. It’s only natural for 6th graders to seek career guidance. One of the most crucial milestones in an individual’s life is career choice, which requires self-analysis, critical thinking, and decision-making. The opinions of parents, friends, family, teachers, and the media all impact the career choice of a student. Parent counselling is a caring and compassionate service that aims to provide you with knowledge, guidance, resources, and emotional support. Parent counselling provides the skills to recognise concerns that your child may be experiencing and the communication skills to assist your child without humiliating them for seeking support.

List of Future Exam

Competitive exams are now at the core of our educational system. Students and their parents search for important information concerning competitive tests. Most students and parents believe that competitive exams are only held for students in grades 12 and up, although this is not the case. Even for students in class 6, there are a variety of competitive tests and scholarship programmes available. These competitive exams are held to assess a student's mental ability and intelligence quotient, with those who pass receiving a scholarship. For benefit, every student and their parents must get familiar with such competitive exams, as awareness is the first step toward preparedness. Class 6 Olympiad exams serve as a foundation for competitive tests. Parents must provide their children with a solid foundation in the form of these exams. In comparison to prior classes, students in class 6 are expected to solve more questions.
The following are some of the competitive tests that grade 6 students may take:

• National Talent Search Examination (NTSE): Students are assessed on their Science, Math, Social Science, mental ability, and general information knowledge and understanding. Cash prizes and scholarships for the following academic year are available to qualified students.
• National Level Science Talent Search Exam (NLSTSE): Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and other general awareness questions are included in this exam.
• Indian National Olympiad (INO): Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Astronomy, and Junior Science are included in the syllabus. A five-stage procedure is used in this exam. The written exam administered by NSE is the first stage (National Standard Examination).
• GeoGenius: This exam is designed to spark people's interest in geography. Students must mark the various locations of India on a blank map in this exam.
• National Interactive Maths Olympiad (NIMO): This exam assesses and evaluates mental and mathematical abilities.

Learning from Real World

Learning from the real world allows students to engage in a variety of activities while learning. They can apply what they’ve learned in class to real-life situations both inside and beyond the classroom. When Class 6 students experience things and subject matter from real-life experience, they will be able to express their concerns and rights, gain self-esteem and confidence, and acquire the ability to accept responsibility for themselves.

Future Skills

Coding

Coding, often known as computer programming, is a creative process with limitless possibilities. Different programming languages can be learned to help people succeed in their lives. Some of the programming languages are Java, C, C++, Python, C#, etc.

DIY

DIY activities are basic activities that students can do on their own to learn how to construct models or expand their knowledge of a subject. The Embibe app provides DIY for every grade, subject, and chapter to make learning interesting and purposeful.

IoT

Internet of Things (IoT) connects digital devices, people, machines, appliances, and other objects via wireless networks. It is the link that allows machines and people to communicate with one another. It is thought to be the internet’s future. Smart surveillance, automated transportation, water distribution, improved energy management systems, urban security, and environmental monitoring are examples of internet of things applications primarily used in smart cities. As part of its new endeavour, Delhi Board intends to teach children the fundamentals of IoT.

Career Skills

From Class 6 onwards, students will be offered skill courses or vocational subjects. When students reach class 11 or 12, they will have the required knowledge to make a career decision. The vocational skill course will be a short-duration module, and teachers will only have to devote 12 hours of teaching time to it. Skill courses will be introduced from grades VI to XI in the 2020-21 school year, according to a CBSE circular dated July 7, 2020. The different skill courses are:

• Artificial Intelligence
• Beauty & Wellness
• Design Thinking
• Financial Literacy
• Handicrafts
• Information Technology
• Marketing/ Commercial Application
• Mass Media
• Travel & Tourism
• Coding