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Kerala State Syllabus (SCERT) Class 11 syllabus

The Kerala State Syllabus (SCERT) Class 11 syllabus for 2026-27, subject by subject: 46 topics to work through. On SkillStar, Class 11 children also get sample papers to download.

Class
Class 11 (Grade 11)
Syllabus years
2026-27
Topics
46
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Kerala State Syllabus (SCERT) Class 11 syllabus 2026-27

English

  • The Mirror Within: Fufi; So Much Happiness (poem); An Angel in Disguise. Term I. (SCERT Plus One Scheme of Work 2026-27, draft)
  • Timeless Treasures: A Draught of Kindness; Ozymandias (poem); Classic Cars: Poetry on Wheels; A Retrieved Reformation. Terms I–II.
  • Media Medley: Women's World; The Window is Blurred; What a Wonderful World (song). Term II.
  • Into the Unseen: Cat in an Empty Apartment (poem); Radha, Just Radha; Let's Live with Them. Term II.
  • Tastes and Trails: Across the Graveyard of Ships; The Trouble with Eggs; Designing Dreams. Term III.

Physics

  • Physics — Plus One (revised 2026-27 textbook): Units and measurement, motion, laws of motion, work-energy-power, rotation, gravitation, properties of matter, thermodynamics, kinetic theory, oscillations and waves. Follows the revised SCERT Higher Secondary first-year Physics textbook.

Chemistry

  • Chemistry — Plus One (revised 2026-27 textbook): Basic concepts, atomic structure, periodic classification, chemical bonding, thermodynamics, equilibrium, redox reactions, organic chemistry basics and hydrocarbons. Follows the revised SCERT Higher Secondary first-year Chemistry textbook.

Mathematics

  • Mathematics — Plus One (revised 2026-27 textbook): Sets, relations and functions, trigonometry, complex numbers, linear inequalities, permutations and combinations, binomial theorem, sequences and series, straight lines, conic sections, 3-D geometry, limits and derivatives, statistics, probability. Follows the revised SCERT Higher Secondary first-year Mathematics textbook.

Biology

  • Biology (Botany & Zoology) — Plus One: Diversity of living organisms, structural organisation, cell structure and function, plant physiology, human physiology. Follows the revised SCERT Higher Secondary first-year Biology textbooks.

Computer Science

  • Introduction to Computing: Explain what a computer does and how data is processed into information. Identify the main components of a computing system and their roles.
  • Data Representation and Boolean Algebra: Represent numerical and other data using binary codes and relevant number systems. Use Boolean operations, truth tables and identities to reason about logical expressions.
  • Computer System Organisation: Describe the roles of the processor, memory, storage and input-output devices. Explain how these components work together when a program runs.
  • Getting Started with Python: Use the Python environment to write, save and run simple programs. Read error messages and distinguish interactive commands from a saved script.
  • Python Fundamentals: Use variables, literals, data types, operators and input-output statements in Python. Evaluate expressions and choose suitable types for simple problems.
  • Control Statements: Use selection and repetition to control program execution. Trace conditions and loops and test programs with normal and boundary inputs.
  • Functions: Define and call functions using suitable parameters and return values. Explain the scope of variables and divide a problem into reusable parts.
  • Strings: Create and manipulate strings using indexing, slicing and the operations taught in the textbook. Traverse text and test string-processing programs with suitable examples.
  • Lists: Store and process ordered collections using Python lists. Apply indexing, slicing, traversal and list methods and check the effects of modifications.
  • Tuples: Create and access tuples and compare their behaviour with lists. Use immutable sequences and packing or unpacking where appropriate.
  • Dictionary and Set: Use dictionaries to associate keys with values and sets to store distinct elements. Select the appropriate structure and apply its operations to simple data-processing tasks.
  • Sorting and Searching: Trace and implement the searching and sorting methods taught in the chapter. Compare their results and test algorithms on different input arrangements.
  • Computers and Society: Discuss how computing affects education, work and everyday life. Apply responsible practices involving privacy, intellectual property, accessibility and digital citizenship.

Computer Applications (Commerce)

  • Computing System: Explain the main hardware and software components of a computing system and how they interact. Choose suitable input, storage and output tools for familiar tasks.
  • Data Representation: Convert numbers between the number systems specified in the textbook. Explain how computers represent and store different kinds of data.
  • Programming Concepts: Translate a problem into an algorithm and a clear sequence of steps. Use the program-planning and representation methods taught in the chapter.
  • Elements of Python: Use Python variables, data types, operators and input-output statements to build simple programs. Trace expressions and identify basic syntax and type errors.
  • Python Control Structures and Data Handling: Use conditions and loops to control a Python program and process collections of data. Trace the program's behaviour and verify its output with test cases.
  • Computer Networks: Describe network components, common network arrangements and the role of communication protocols. Explain how devices share information and services.
  • Cyber Security: Recognise common online threats and apply secure practices for accounts, devices and personal data. Explain the need for authentication, updates and responsible reporting.
  • AI and its Applications: Explain the basic idea of artificial intelligence and examine its everyday applications. Consider data quality, limitations, bias and responsible use of AI systems.

Statistics

  • Statistics: Evolution and Development: Explain how statistical thinking developed and distinguish the main uses of statistics. Relate statistical questions to data and evidence in everyday investigations.
  • Methods of Data Collection and Sampling: Distinguish primary and secondary data and choose a suitable collection method. Compare sampling approaches and recognise possible sources of bias.
  • Presentation of Data: Organise raw data into tables and suitable diagrams or graphs. Select a clear presentation and interpret patterns without distorting the information.
  • Averages: Calculate and compare the measures of central tendency taught in the chapter. Choose an appropriate average and interpret it in the context of the data.
  • Dispersion: Calculate and interpret the measures of spread introduced in the textbook. Compare variability between datasets and explain why an average alone can be misleading.
  • Skewness and Kurtosis: Describe asymmetry and distribution shape using the measures covered in the chapter. Interpret these measures alongside a graph and the data context.
  • Statistical Programming: Use the programming environment specified in the textbook to organise and analyse data. Check program output against simple hand calculations and interpret the results.
  • Set Theory and Counting Principles: Represent sets and apply set operations and counting principles. Use permutations and combinations where the order of selection matters or does not matter.
  • Elementary Probability: Describe sample spaces and events and calculate probabilities in simple experiments. Apply the basic probability rules and interpret the result in context.

Commerce

  • Accountancy — Plus One: Accounting basics, recording transactions, ledger, trial balance, depreciation, financial statements and computerised accounting. Follows the SCERT Higher Secondary first-year textbook.
  • Business Studies — Plus One: Nature of business, forms of business organisation, public and private enterprises, business services, emerging modes of business, social responsibility, small business, trade. Follows the SCERT Higher Secondary first-year textbook.

Humanities

  • Economics — Plus One: Indian economic development and statistics for economics. Follows the SCERT Higher Secondary first-year textbook.
  • History — Plus One: Themes in world history. Follows the SCERT Higher Secondary first-year textbook.
  • Political Science — Plus One: Indian Constitution at work and political theory. Follows the SCERT Higher Secondary first-year textbook.
  • Geography — Plus One: Fundamentals of physical geography and India: physical environment. Follows the SCERT Higher Secondary first-year textbook.
  • Sociology — Plus One: Introducing sociology and understanding society. Follows the SCERT Higher Secondary first-year textbook.

About the Kerala State Syllabus (SCERT) exam

How the exam works

This category follows Kerala's SCERT school curriculum. School assessments and public examinations are separate: Pareeksha Bhavan conducts SSLC, and DHSE administers Higher Secondary examinations. Follow the prescribed textbook and the assessment scheme for the student's class.

Official syllabus and textbooks

Read the official class textbooks and current examination notices.

When it happens

The next school assessment date must be confirmed with the school. The 2027 SSLC and Higher Secondary final timetables could not be verified on the official portals during this check. Use Pareeksha Bhavan for SSLC and DHSE for Plus One/Plus Two; do not substitute last year's dates. Status checked 1 November 2026.

Registration and exam-day information

Regular school candidates should confirm registration, subject entries, internal/practical assessments, exam fees, hall tickets and reporting instructions with their school. Exact dates and rules depend on the class and the current board notification.

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What is in the Kerala State Syllabus (SCERT) Class 11 syllabus for 2026-27?
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