Science Stream
The Science stream is ideal for students interested in pursuing careers in Engineering, Medicine, Research, and Technology. The subjects offered in this stream include:
Physics: Explore the fundamental principles of matter and energy, covering topics such as mechanics, thermodynamics, and electromagnetism.
Chemistry: Delve into the composition, structure, properties, and reactions of matter, including organic and inorganic chemistry.
Biology: Study living organisms and life processes, with a focus on topics like genetics, ecology, and human anatomy, essential for aspiring medical professionals.
Mathematics: Strengthen analytical and problem-solving skills through topics such as algebra, calculus, and statistics, crucial for scientific inquiry.
Computer Science: Learn programming, algorithms, and data management, laying a strong foundation for careers in IT and software development.
Commerce Stream
The Commerce stream prepares students for careers in Business, Finance, Management, and Economics. The subjects offered in this stream include:
Accountancy: Understand financial statements, bookkeeping, and accounting principles, essential for careers in finance and business management.
Business Studies: Gain insights into the principles of management, marketing, and entrepreneurship, fostering skills necessary for running a successful business.
Economics: Explore the principles of micro and macroeconomics, including demand and supply, market structures, and government policies affecting the economy.
Mathematics: Develop quantitative skills through statistical methods and financial mathematics, enhancing decision-making abilities in business contexts.
Informatics Practices: Focus on data handling, programming, and application development, integrating technology with commerce.
Humanities Stream
The Humanities stream is suited for students interested in fields such as Social Sciences, Arts, Literature, and Law. The subjects offered in this stream include:
English: Enhance language skills through literature, writing, and critical analysis, preparing students for communication-focused careers.
Psychology: Study human behavior and mental processes, providing insights into individual and group dynamics, valuable for careers in counseling and social work.
Political Science: Examine political systems, theories, and governance, equipping students for roles in public administration, law, and international relations.
Sociology: Explore social structures, institutions, and cultural phenomena, fostering a deeper understanding of societal issues and human interactions.
Geography: Investigate physical and human geography, understanding spatial relationships and environmental concerns affecting our world.
