45 days study plan for BANKING (Class XI) 2025 exam


BANKING (SUBJECT CODE 811) CURRICULUM FOR CLASS-XI SESSION 2024-25 

 Total Marks: 100 
(Theory-60 + Practical-40) 

Part A Employability Skills  - Total marks 10 

 Unit 1 : Communication Skills        ( 2 questions) (3 days)
 Unit 2 : Self-Management Skills     ( 2 questions ) (2 days)
 Unit 3 : ICT Skills                          (2 questions) ( 3 days )
 Unit 4 : Entrepreneurial Skills         ( 2 questions) (2 days)
 Unit 5 : Green Skills                       ( 2 questions)  (2 days)

Important tips- 

  • focus on mcq 
  • solve sample paper 
  • solve previous year paper 

 
 PART B Subject Specific Skills -  Total 50 

Unit 1: Introduction to Banking & Basics Functions of banker                    (5 MARKS)  (3 days)
Unit 2: Banker & customer                                                                             (10 MARKS)  (10 days)
Unit 3: Employment of Bank Funds                                                              (20 MARKS)  (10 days)
Unit 4: Laws Relating to Negotiable Instruments                                         (15 MARKS)  (10 days)

Important tips- 
  • solve sample paper 
  • solve previous year paper 

Practical Work (40 marks)

 Project                                                                             10 marks
 Viva                                                                                 05  marks
 Practical File                                                                   15 marks
Demonstration of skill competency via Lab Activities    10 marks









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