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Vocational HS 2015 Annual Exam Routine

CLASS XII Vocational Final Examination 2015 Routine:
Practical Examintion : Sessional / Practical Examination'2015 To be held from 02/03/2015(Monday) to 04/03/2015(Thursday) and 09/3/2015(Monday) to 12/03/2015(Thursday)
DICIPLINE
DICIPLINE
DICIPLINE
DICIPLINE
ET
AG
HS
BC
1. CEN2-25 Marks
2. VOCAIONAL PAPER I- 25 Marks
3. VOCAIONAL PAPER II- 25 Marks
4.. PROJECT - 50
3. BS22 (Physics)-12.5 Marks
1. CEN2 - 25 Marks
2. AIEM- 25 Marks
3. VOC I - 25 Marks
4. VOC II- 25 Marks
5. AHP2- 25 Marks
6.BS23 (Physics and Biog.) -(12.5+12.5)= 25 Marks
1. CEN2 - 25 Marks
2. VOC I - 25 Marks
3. VOC II - 25 Marks
4. PROJECT - 50 Marks
5. BS15 (Physics+Biog.) -(12.5+12.5)= 25 Marks
1.CEN2- 25 Marks
2.COCA- 25 Marks
3. VOC I - 25 Marks
4. VOC II- 25 Marks
5. TXPR - 25 Marks

Theoretical Examination : Class XII Annual Examination 2015 will start from 01/04/2015. Routine as follows:
Date
Time
ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY(ET)
01/04/2015
10 AM - 1.15 PM
Language I (BNG2 / HIN2/NEP2/URD2)
02/04/2015
10AM - 12.15 PM
Language II (CEN2)
06/04/2015
10 AM - 1.15 PM
ENST
07/04/2015
10 AM - 12.15 PM
VOC I (CCMT / AUMC / ACRM/CAAM/CMAP/ITES/MRED/CIEM/POMT)
09/04/2015
10AM - 12.15 PM
VOC II (CENT / AUSM/ARAC/PCMT/CFAP/MCTM/BBAHD/EWAI)
10/04/2015
10AM - 1.15 PM
BS22 (PHYSICS AND MATH.)
11/04/2015
10AM - 1.15 PM
TEDG (TECHNICAL DRAWING)



Date
Time
AGRICULTURE (AG)
01/04/2015
10 AM - 1.15 PM
Language I (BNG2 / HIN2/NEP2/URD2)
02/04/2015
10AM - 12.15 PM
Language II (CEN2)
06/04/2015
10 AM - 1.15 PM
ENST
07/04/2015
10 AM - 12.15 PM
VOC I (PSCL/DAFM/PPFV/HNMG/CAVC/PLPT)
08/04/2015
10 AM - 12.15 PM
AHP2 (AGRI-HORTICULTURE PRACTICE II)
09/04/2015
10AM - 12.15 PM
VOC II (OFFM/PPAG/CFAV/FRCL/MAAP/MRCL)
10/04/2015
10AM - 1.15 PM
BS23 (PHYSICS AND BIO PART II.)
11/04/2015
10AM - 1.15 PM
AIEM (AGRICTURAL IMPLEMENTS, EQUIPMENT AND MECHINERIES)



Date
Time
HOME SCIENCE (HS)
01/04/2015
10 AM - 1.15 PM
Language I (BNG2 / HIN2/NEP2/URD2)
02/04/2015
10AM - 12.15 PM
Language II (CEN2)
06/04/2015
10 AM - 1.15 PM
ENST
07/04/2015
10 AM - 12.15 PM
VOC I (HLCA / FPAP/MACC/INDC)
09/04/2015
10AM - 12.15 PM
VOC II (DIET/MRCL/HPMG/GMDG)
10/04/2015
10AM - 12.15 PM
BS25 (PHYSICS AND BIO PART II.)
11/04/2015
10AM - 1.15 PM
HOMG (HOME MANAGEMENT)




Date
Time
BUSINESS AND COMMERCE (BC)
01/04/2015
10 AM - 1.15 PM
Language I (BNG2 / HIN2/NEP2/URD2)
02/04/2015
10AM - 12.15 PM
Language II (CEN2)
06/04/2015
10 AM - 1.15 PM
ENST
07/04/2015
10 AM - 12.15 PM
VOC I (MASS / MOPR/LAIS/TRAT)
08/04/2015
10 AM - 12.15 PM
TXPR (TAXATION PROCEDURE)
09/04/2015
10AM - 12.15 PM
VOC II (RTMG/STOP/IPCL/EVMG)
10/04/2015
10AM - 1.15 PM
BMAS (BUSINESS MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS)
11/04/2015
10AM - 12.15 PM
COAC (COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING)



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