The designing of a school curriculum requires a clear vision. At Prachya Bharati Senior Secondary School, we evaluate and improve our curriculum year after year. The school follows the curriculum prescribed by the Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB), Division I up to Class X and ASSEB, Division II for Classes XI & XII. Division I and Division II were previously known as SEBA and AHSEC, respectively. The medium of instruction is English.
Students of Class I to V are introduced to a broad foundation of subjects.
Environmental Studies (EVS) is taught up to Class III, after which General Science is introduced from Class IV onwards.
Students of Class VI to VIII study:
Elective subjects (as guided by the curriculum):
Students of Class IX to X study:
Elective:
Core subjects for all streams:
Science students study Physics and Chemistry and select additional subjects from the options listed below. The final combination must comply with the subject-combination rules confirmed by ASSEB, Division II.
Subject-choice note: AI is offered only to students selecting Mathematics. Students selecting Biology may choose Entrepreneurship Development or Psychology, subject to the approved combination.
The table below shows illustrative Science subject combinations only; language subjects and any additional required subjects are not displayed. Confirm the complete registered combination and eligibility with the school before admission.
| Illustrative Science Subject Combination | Related Pathways |
|---|---|
| Physics + Chemistry + Mathematics + Biology (PCMB) | Engineering- and medicine-related pathways, life sciences and research (subject to entrance/admission requirements) |
| Physics + Chemistry + Mathematics + Artificial Intelligence (PCMAI) | Engineering, computer science, AI/ML, robotics and data science |
| Physics + Chemistry + Mathematics + Entrepreneurship Development (PCM + ED) | Engineering, B.Sc, Applied Sciences, Defence Exams |
| Physics + Chemistry + Biology + Entrepreneurship Development (PCB + ED) | Medicine-related courses, nursing, biotechnology, pharmacy and allied health (subject to eligibility requirements) |
| Physics + Chemistry + Biology + Psychology (PCB + Psychology) | Psychology and behavioural-science degrees, behavioural research, child development, educational psychology, mental-health-related fields and healthcare. Specialist roles require further study and the relevant professional qualifications. |
Core Commerce subjects: Accountancy, Business Studies
Subject options currently listed by the school:
👉 The usual six-subject count shown here is English + MIL/Alternative English + Accountancy + Business Studies + two selected subjects. Confirm any additional or first-year compulsory requirements with the school.
The combinations below are illustrative descriptions of subject choices and career interests, not a guarantee of eligibility for a particular course. Students should check course-specific admission requirements.
| Illustrative Subject Combination | Career Pathways |
|---|---|
| Accountancy + Business Studies + Economics + Retail Trade | Retail management, merchandising, sales and marketing, e-commerce operations, B.Com and business management |
| Accountancy + Business Studies + Economics + Entrepreneurship Development | BBA/MBA, Business Strategy, Civil Services, Startup Management |
| Accountancy + Business Studies + Artificial Intelligence + Retail Trade | Retail analytics, e-commerce, business analytics, inventory planning and digital business |
| Accountancy + Business Studies + Artificial Intelligence + Entrepreneurship Development | Digital business, e-commerce, startup operations, product and growth roles |
Students choose from the subject options listed below, alongside compulsory Sociology and one vocational/skill subject. English and MIL/Alternative English are mandatory. Final combinations are subject to ASSEB, Division II rules and the subjects approved for the school.
👉 Six-subject structure shown: English + MIL/Alternative English + three academic subjects + one vocational/skill subject. Confirm any additional first-year requirement with the school.
| Subject Combination | Career Pathways |
|---|---|
| Economics + Political Science + Sociology + AI | Civil Services, Data & Society, Public Policy, Economics |
| Economics + Political Science + Sociology + Retail Trade | Retail Management, Public Sector Supply Chain, Business Administration, Marketing, Competitive Exams |
| Economics + Political Science + Sociology + Accountancy & Auditing | Banking, Business Administration, Development Studies |
| Economics + Entrepreneurship + Sociology + AI | Social Entrepreneurship, Business Innovation, MBA |
| Economics + Entrepreneurship + Sociology + Retail Trade | Retail Entrepreneurship, Franchise Management, E-Commerce Business, Startup Operations, MBA |
| Economics + Entrepreneurship + Sociology + Accountancy & Auditing | NGO Operations, Business Consulting, Administration |
| Psychology + Political Science + Sociology + AI | Psychology and behavioural-science studies, behavioural research, public policy, law-related studies and research on technology and society. |
| Psychology + Political Science + Sociology + Retail Trade | Consumer behaviour, market research, customer experience, sales and marketing, and human-resources-related pathways. |
| Psychology + Political Science + Sociology + Accountancy & Auditing | Human resources, organisational behaviour, social research, public-service preparation and law-related studies. |
| Psychology + Entrepreneurship + Sociology + AI | Behavioural research, human-resources analytics, user experience research, social entrepreneurship and business research. |
| Psychology + Entrepreneurship + Sociology + Retail Trade | Consumer behaviour, customer experience, retail management, staff training, marketing and business management. |
| Psychology + Entrepreneurship + Sociology + Accountancy & Auditing | Human resources, organisational behaviour, NGO administration, social-sector management and business administration. |
Psychology career note: Class XI–XII Psychology provides an introduction to the subject; it does not by itself qualify a student to practise as a psychologist or counsellor. Specialist roles require relevant higher education, supervised training where applicable, and the qualifications or registration required for that role.
*Vocational Subjects: Artificial Intelligence / Retail Trade / Accountancy & Auditing (choose one, subject to approved combinations).