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CBSE Informatics Practices (065) | Complete Syllabus & Marks Distribution 2026-27 (Class XI & XII)

 

Title: CBSE Informatics Practices (065) | Complete Syllabus & Marks Distribution 2026-27 (Class XI & XII)

This page provides the official unit-wise marks distribution and syllabus overview for Informatics Practices (Code: 065) for the academic session 2026-27.

Part 1: Class XII Informatics Practices (Theory)

The Class 12 IP curriculum is centered around Data Science and advanced Database management.

Unit No.Unit NameMarks
IData Handling using Pandas and Data Visualization25
IIDatabase Query using SQL25
IIIIntroduction to Computer Networks10
IVSocietal Impacts10
Total Theory Marks70

Focus Topics:

  • Data Science: Python Pandas (Series & DataFrames) and Data Visualization using Matplotlib.

  • Database: SQL aggregate functions, Group By, and Having clauses.

  • Ethics: Digital Footprint, Net and Communication Etiquettes, and E-waste management.

Part 2: Class XI Informatics Practices (Theory)

The Class 11 curriculum introduces students to the foundations of data handling and relational databases.

Unit No.Unit NameMarks
IIntroduction to Computer System10
IIIntroduction to Python25
IIIDatabase Concepts and Structured Query Language (SQL)30
IVIntroduction to Emerging Trends05
Total Theory Marks70

Focus Topics:

  • Systems: Basic computer organization, CPU, and memory types.

  • Programming: Introduction to Python, data types, and control flow.

  • Databases: Relational Data Model, DDL/DML commands, and basic SQL queries.

  • Trends: Introduction to AI, Machine Learning, and Cloud Computing.

Part 3: Practical Examination Scheme (30 Marks)

Practical assessment remains an integral part of the learning process.

DescriptionMarks
Lab Test: Problem Solving using Python (Pandas/Basics) and SQL15
Report File: Minimum 15 programs (Pandas/SQL/Basics)7
Project: Real-world data analysis project5
Viva Voce: Based on the syllabus and project3

Teacher's Resources & Links

  • Official CBSE Curriculum: Download PDF

  • IP Practical List 2026-27: [Coming Soon]

  • Project Work Guidelines: [Browse Archive]

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