Schools generally test a student on the curriculum they completed in Class 2. The focus is on foundational literacy and numeracy. Most reputed schools ( CBSE , ICSE , or State Boards) follow a similar pattern covering four main subjects.

English (Communication & Grammar)

• Reading: Unseen passage comprehension (simple stories or poems).

• Grammar: Nouns (Common, Proper, and Collective).

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  • Pronouns (I, He, She, It, They, We).

  • Articles (A, An, The).

  • Verbs (Is, Am, Are, Was, Were).

  • Opposites, Genders, and Singular/Plural.

• Writing: Picture composition (writing 5 sentences about a picture) or a short paragraph on "My Family" or "My School."

Mathematics (Numeracy Skills)

• Numbers: Up to 1,000 (Number names, Place value, Expanded form).

• Operations: * Addition and Subtraction (up to 3-digit numbers with carry-over/borrowing).

  • Multiplication (Single-digit multiplication and Tables up to 10 or 12).

• Geometry: Identifying basic shapes (Square, Circle, Triangle, Rectangle).

• Logical: Before/After/Between, Ascending/Descending order, and simple word problems.

EVS / Science (Awareness)

• Human Body: Names of body parts and the five sense organs.

• Nature: Parts of a plant, types of animals (domestic, wild), and their homes.

• Social: My Family, Festivals, Means of Transport, and Community Helpers (Doctor, Teacher, etc.).

4. Hindi/Regional Language (Basics)

• Vyakaran: (Noun), (Gender), (Plural), and (Opposites).

• Writing: (Make sentences) and simple paragraph writing like " " (My Introduction).