Punjab State Syllabus (PSEB) — English, and General English at 11 and 12

Class 11 English — Punjab PSEB

Follows A Panorama of Life — General English, Class XI (Punjab School Education Board, Prescribed for 2026-27)

A full year of General English for Class 11 on the Punjab state syllabus, following A Panorama of Life: the eight lessons for intensive study, all six poems, and the six lessons for extensive study. The grammar the board sets — prepositions, determiners, modals, tenses, removal of "too", voice and narration — and the five composition formats are taught inside the lessons. Each unit runs over three short days: the lesson, then a sheet marked at once, then a recall round. 63 daily sessions of 10–15 minutes.

63 daily sessions21 lessons10–15 minutes a day14 hours in all

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Start Day 1

63 days, in the book’s own order

Every lesson in the textbook is taught over three short days rather than one long sitting — because ten minutes is a thing a child does on a bus, and forty is a thing somebody has to make them do.

Learn

What the lesson is about and the grammar it carries. About 15 minutes.

Practise

Worked examples, then a sheet marked the moment you submit it. About 15 minutes.

Recall

Read aloud, three things to remember, and questions from earlier units. About 10 minutes.

  1. 1.Gender Bias

    Day 1Learn15mDay 2Practise15mDay 3Recall10m
  2. 2.The Portrait of a Lady (Khushwant Singh)

    Day 4Learn15mDay 5Practise15mDay 6Recall10m
  3. 3.Liberty and Discipline

    Day 7Learn15mDay 8Practise15mDay 9Recall10m
  4. 4.A President Speaks

    Day 10Learn15mDay 11Practise15mDay 12Recall10m
  5. 5.The Earth is not Ours

    Day 13Learn15mDay 14Practise15mDay 15Recall10m
  6. 6.Let’s Not Forget the Martyrs

    Day 16Learn15mDay 17Practise15mDay 18Recall10m
  7. 7.Water — A True Elixir

    Day 19Learn15mDay 20Practise15mDay 21Recall10m
  8. 8.No Time for Fear

    Day 22Learn15mDay 23Practise15mDay 24Recall10m
  9. 9.Lines Written in Early Spring (William Wordsworth)

    Day 25Learn15mDay 26Practise15mDay 27Recall10m
  10. 10.Mother’s Day

    Day 28Learn15mDay 29Practise15mDay 30Recall10m
  11. 11.Upagupta (Rabindranath Tagore)

    Day 31Learn15mDay 32Practise15mDay 33Recall10m
  12. 12.Confessions of a Born Spectator (Ogden Nash)

    Day 34Learn15mDay 35Practise15mDay 36Recall10m
  13. 13.The Little Black Boy (William Blake)

    Day 37Learn15mDay 38Practise15mDay 39Recall10m
  14. 14.A Thing of Beauty is a Joy For Ever (John Keats)

    Day 40Learn15mDay 41Practise15mDay 42Recall10m
  15. 15.An Astrologer’s Day (R.K. Narayan)

    Day 43Learn15mDay 44Practise15mDay 45Recall10m
  16. 16.The Tiger in the Tunnel (Ruskin Bond)

    Day 46Learn15mDay 47Practise15mDay 48Recall10m
  17. 17.Sparrows (K.A. Abbas)

    Day 49Learn15mDay 50Practise15mDay 51Recall10m
  18. 18.The Model Millionaire (Oscar Wilde)

    Day 52Learn15mDay 53Practise15mDay 54Recall10m
  19. 19.The Panch Parmeshwar (Munshi Premchand)

    Day 55Learn15mDay 56Practise15mDay 57Recall10m
  20. 20.The Peasant’s Bread (Leo Tolstoy)

    Day 58Learn15mDay 59Practise15mDay 60Recall10m
  21. 21.The whole Class 11 syllabus

    Day 61Learn15mDay 62Practise15mDay 63Recall10m

Every third day is a recall day, and it deliberately asks about lessons from one, three and seven units ago rather than the one just finished. Getting those wrong is the point — a thing you have to reach for is a thing you still have in March.

What is included

  • 63 daily sessions following A Panorama of Life — General English, Class XI (Punjab School Education Board, Prescribed for 2026-27)
  • 21 lessons, each taught over three short days
  • A marked practice sheet on every practise day
  • A spaced recall quiz on every recall day, from earlier units
  • Read-aloud lines scored for clarity by the platform
  • Worked examples for every grammar and writing point
  • A full revision unit written against the question paper
  • XP, a streak, and a certificate at the end

The textbook itself is copyright NCERT or the relevant State Council. This course follows the same units in the same order and teaches the same grammar and writing skills, with entirely original explanations, examples and questions. It does not reproduce the textbook, and it is not a substitute for it.