Haryana BSEH Senior Secondary NSQF IT-ITeS study plan
Haryana BSEH Senior Secondary NSQF IT-ITeS · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Electronic spreadsheet: formulas, functions, charts, data sorting and filtering & Data entry, keyboarding skills, touch typing and office productivity tools
Build a four-sheet workbook that uses relative, absolute and mixed references to compute totals, percentages and growth rates with no hard-coded results.
Write nested IF, SUMIF, COUNTIF, ROUND and TEXT formulas to grade 20 student records and auto-flag pass or fail.
Apply VLOOKUP and INDEX-MATCH to pull marks from a separate lookup table, then repair three #N/A errors by checking data types and range boundaries.
Practise the home-row keys for 10 minutes daily and log speed and accuracy each day, aiming for 25 wpm at 92 percent accuracy by day seven.
Your checkpoint
A workbook named marks_analysis.xlsx with 4 sheets, at least 10 working formulas, one lookup table and a 7-day typing log showing baseline versus final wpm.
Electronic spreadsheet: formulas, functions, charts, data sorting and filtering & Digital documentation: word processing, formatting, templates, mail merge and printing
Create column, pie and line charts from the week-1 workbook, add axis titles, data labels and legends, then move two charts to a dedicated chart sheet.
Sort a 50-row dataset on two levels, apply AutoFilter plus one custom numeric filter, and set the filtered result as the print range.
Format a three-page report in the word processor using heading styles, an automatic table of contents, headers, footers and page numbering.
Configure orientation, margins, print area and fit-to-page scaling, then export to PDF and compare the PDF against print preview.
Your checkpoint
A five-page formatted report saved as both .docx and PDF, with working auto table of contents, header/footer and correct page breaks, plus the chart sheet from goal one.
Database management system: tables, keys, queries, forms and reports
Design three related tables with correct data types and assign a primary key to each and a foreign key to the child table.
Enforce referential integrity, then prove it works by attempting to delete a parent record and recording the exact error shown.
Write six SELECT queries using WHERE, ORDER BY, BETWEEN, IN and LIKE, including one calculated field and one alias.
Build a GROUP BY summary query with COUNT and SUM, and a second query that uses HAVING to filter the grouped result.
Your checkpoint
A database file containing three linked tables, enforced keys and seven saved queries, with each query result exported to a plain text file and pasted into one notes document.
Database management system: tables, keys, queries, forms and reports & Programming fundamentals and logic building (Java / Python constructs, control flow, arrays)
Create a keyboard-driven data-entry form with bound controls and a grouped report that sorts on one field and totals a numeric field.
Write five pseudocode solutions with matching flowcharts for sequence, selection and iteration problems, and dry-run each with sample values.
Code in Java or Python a program that reads five marks, computes the average and prints a grade using if-else-if ladder logic.
Test both programs against three input sets, including one invalid entry, and note how each handled the bad input.
Your checkpoint
A database form and grouped report that open without errors, plus two runnable programs with outputs and five flowcharts compiled into one PDF portfolio section.
Programming fundamentals and logic building (Java / Python constructs, control flow, arrays)
Implement for, while and do-while loops to solve multiplication table, factorial and digit-sum problems, tracing each with a dry-run table of variable values.
Declare, initialise and traverse one-dimensional and two-dimensional arrays, then write programs to find the largest element and reverse an array in place.
Code linear search and bubble sort on an array of ten numbers and count the comparisons each makes on the same input.
Debug three faulty programs by reading the compiler or interpreter messages, correcting syntax errors first and logic errors second.
Your checkpoint
A programming_lab folder holding eight working programs, each with its dry-run table, plus a ten-entry error log listing the bug, the message and the fix.
Digital documentation: word processing, formatting, templates, mail merge and printing & Web design fundamentals and digital presentation: HTML, multimedia, slideshows
Run a mail merge from a spreadsheet data source to 15 recipients using three merge fields, a conditional greeting line and one filtered subset.
Save the merged output as individual documents and print two records to PDF to confirm field placement and no blank lines.
Create a reusable template with saved styles, placeholder text and a fixed header so a new letter can be produced in under two minutes.
Hand-code an HTML page with doctype, head, headings, paragraphs, an image, an ordered list and a hyperlink, then verify correct tag nesting and closing.
Your checkpoint
A 15-record merged letter set, one reusable template file and a browser-tested index.html page whose tags all open and close correctly.
Web design fundamentals and digital presentation: HTML, multimedia, slideshows & Data entry, keyboarding skills, touch typing and office productivity tools
Build a six-slide presentation on a slide master with a consistent theme, one native chart, one inserted image and speaker notes for every slide.
Add transitions and entrance animations, set automatic slide timings, and rehearse the deck aloud to finish under four minutes.
Embed an audio narration or a video file plus an external hyperlink, then test both in full-screen slideshow mode on the exam-style setup.
Complete a one-page data-entry exercise at 30 wpm with 95 percent accuracy and fill 20 form fields using only Tab, Enter, arrow keys and Ctrl shortcuts.
Your checkpoint
A six-slide deck exported as both PDF and handout, with a tested multimedia element, plus a typing test report showing at least 30 wpm and 95 percent accuracy.
Introduction to the IT-ITeS Industry, its sub-sectors, job roles and career pathways & Employability skills, workplace safety, green IT practices, communication and entrepreneurship & Practical work, project, portfolio and viva voce
Map the IT-ITeS sub-sectors to six job roles, stating the NSQF level, entry qualification, core skill and next promotion step for each.
Explain ergonomic workstation setup, electrical and fire safety steps, and four green IT practices covering e-waste, power management, duplex printing and recycling in a one-page note.
Draft a 60-second self-introduction and a one-page CV targeted at a data-entry operator or junior developer opening.
Assemble the portfolio from weeks 1 to 7 with a three-line reflection per artifact and rehearse answers to six likely viva questions without notes.
Your checkpoint
A ten-page PDF portfolio with cover page, five artifacts and reflections, a CV and a one-page industry-career map, plus a recorded three-minute mock viva.
Milestones
Week 2: Charted and filtered workbook plus formatted report both open cleanly; score at least 70 percent on a self-made 20-question test covering spreadsheet functions and word-processing formatting.
Week 4: Database with three related tables, enforced keys, seven queries, one form and one report runs without errors; two programs compile and give correct output on all three test input sets.
Week 6: Mail merge of 15 records completes with no missing or shifted fields; the HTML page passes a tag-nesting check; typing speed has reached at least 25 wpm.
Week 8: Score at least 60 percent on a full-length timed mock paper across all nine domains, portfolio is complete, and the three-minute viva is delivered without referring to notes.