NCERT offers free online courses for Class 11, 12 on SWAYAM portal
Vikas Kumar Pandit | May 1, 2024 | 07:35 PM IST | 1 min read
The courses will commence on April 22 and conclude on September 30. Apply by September 1 at ciet.ncert.gov.in.
NEW DELHI: The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) offers free online courses for Class 11, 12 students on the Study Webs of Active Learning for Young Aspiring Minds (SWAYAM) portal. NCERT is offering 28 online courses across 11 subjects.
The enrollment process for these courses is underway and the deadline to enroll is September 1, 2024. According to the official schedule, the courses will commence on April 22 and conclude on September 30. Candidates can visit the official website at, ciet.ncert.gov.in to complete the enrollment process.
“Enrich your knowledge by learning through free online courses offered by NCERT on the SWAYAM portal. The courses are designed for students in Grades 11 and 12 across 11 subjects. For more information visit ciet.ncert.gov.in/initiative/moocs-on-swayam,” NCERT posted on X.
The courses provided on SWAYAM MOOCs are available at no cost to all learners. These online courses support student learning in a virtual mode. Teachers and parents can also participate to understand approaches to content and subjects.
NCERT Courses on SWAYAM: How to enroll?
Candidates can follow the steps given below to enroll in this NCERT course on SWAYAM.
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Visit the official website at swayam.gov.in.
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On the homepage, register by clicking on the course link.
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Enroll in the course for free.
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Learn the content and complete all activities.
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Take up the final assessment and get certified.
Also read Education ministry asks NCERT to review, update textbooks on yearly basis
List of courses
Candidates can check the list of courses for both Class 11, 12 offered by NCERT on SWAYAM from the table below.
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Class 11 |
Class 12 |
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Accountancy, Part-I |
Biology, Part-I |
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Biology, Part-I |
Business Studies, Part-I |
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Biology, Part-II |
Business Studies, Part-I |
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Business Studies, Part-I |
Chemistry, Part-I |
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Chemistry, Part-II |
Economics, Part-I |
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Chemistry, Part-II |
English, Part-I |
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Economics, Part-I |
Geography, Part-I |
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Geography, Part-I |
Geography, Part-II |
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Geography, Part-II |
Mathematics, Part-I |
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Mathematics, Part-I |
Physics, Part-I |
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Mathematics, Part-II |
Physics, Part-II |
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Physics, Part-I |
Psychology, Part-I |
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Psychology, Part-I |
Sociology, Part-I |
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Psychology, Part-II |
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Sociology, Part-I |
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