Who is this class for?

• This class is designed for Class 11 students who have chosen Geography as part of the Arts/Humanities stream.

• Suitable for students who want to build a strong foundation in both Physical and Human Geography.

• Ideal for learners preparing for board exams as well as those aiming to pursue careers in environmental studies, urban planning, geology, civil services, or related fields.

What will students learn?

• Fundamental concepts of Physical Geography, including Earth’s structure, landforms, climate, weather, and ecosystems.

• Basics of Human Geography, such as population, settlements, agriculture, industries, and transport.

• Skills in map reading, interpretation, and diagram work to strengthen geographical understanding.

• How to connect theory with practical examples, such as environmental issues, urbanization, and climate change.

• Development of analytical and observational skills to study the relationship between people and their environment.

• Regular assessments, revision sessions, and answer-writing practice to improve exam performance.

What they need to bring to class?

• Geography textbook, notebook, pen/pencil, and an atlas for map-related work.

• Geometry box and coloring material for maps, diagrams, and practical exercises.

• Any assignments or practice work given in class.

• Most importantly, a curious and observant mindset to question and explore how natural and human processes shape our world.