CLASS X · IT (SUB. CODE 402) · COURSE INDEX
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Data Entry & IT
Explore the complete curriculum for Domestic Data Entry Operator — from digital documentation and spreadsheets to database management, workplace safety, and employability skills.
Browse all units ↘Employability Skills
Build essential workplace abilities — communication, self-management, ICT proficiency, entrepreneurial thinking, and green skills — to thrive in any professional environment.
Communication Skills-II
Verbal & non-verbal communication, active listening, feedback, and presentation skills.
Explore unit ↗ 02 EMPLOYABILITY · SELFSelf-Management Skills-II
Self-awareness, self-regulation, time management, goal setting, and stress management.
Explore unit ↗ 03 EMPLOYABILITY · ICTICT Skills-II
Digital tools, platforms, safe & ethical ICT use, and responsible digital practices.
Explore unit ↗ 04 EMPLOYABILITY · ENTREPRENEUREntrepreneurial Skills-II
Mindset, business fundamentals, problem-solving, financial literacy, and risk management.
Explore unit ↗ 05 EMPLOYABILITY · GREENGreen Skills-II
Sustainable practices, environmental conservation, green economy, and eco‑friendly initiatives.
Explore unit ↗Subject Specific Skills
Master advanced digital documentation, spreadsheets, database management, and workplace safety using LibreOffice tools — the core toolkit for a Data Entry Operator.
Digital Documentation (Advanced)
Styles, images, drawing objects, Table of Contents, templates, and change tracking in LibreOffice Writer.
Explore unit ↗ 02 CORE · SPREADSHEETElectronic Spreadsheet (Advanced)
Scenarios, Goal Seek, macros, linking data, hyperlinks, sharing, and reviewing in LibreOffice Calc.
Explore unit ↗ 03 CORE · DATABASEDatabase Management System
Data models, tables, relationships, queries, forms, and reports using LibreOffice Base.
Explore unit ↗ 04 CORE · SAFETYMaintain Healthy, Safe & Secure Environment
Workplace safety, health protocols, hazard identification, risk assessment, and emergency planning.
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Plan your score.
Information Technology — Class X, Session 2026–27. Official assessment scheme for the Domestic Data Entry Operator course, including theory, practical examination, project work, and portfolio assessment.
Your complete 100-mark picture.
The subject carries 100 marks in total. Half of the score comes from the written theory component and half comes from practical and internal assessment.
Written assessment covering Employability Skills and Subject Specific Skills.
Practical examination, viva voce, project work, and portfolio/practical file.
How the 50 theory marks are distributed.
The theory preparation is divided into Employability Skills and Subject Specific Skills. The unit-wise marks below are the official maximum marks listed in the curriculum.
| Section | Unit | What to prepare | Marks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Part A · Employability Skills | Communication Skills-II | Verbal and non-verbal communication, active listening, speaking, presentation, and feedback. | 2 |
| Part A · Employability Skills | Self-Management Skills-II | Self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, time management, goals, and stress management. | 3 |
| Part A · Employability Skills | ICT Skills-II | Digital tools, platforms, safe and ethical use of information and communication technology. | 1 |
| Part A · Employability Skills | Entrepreneurial Skills-II | Business fundamentals, problem-solving, innovation, financial literacy, and risk management. | 3 |
| Part A · Employability Skills | Green Skills-II | Sustainable practices, environmental conservation, green economy, and green jobs. | 1 |
| Part B · Subject Specific Skills | Digital Documentation (Advanced) | LibreOffice Writer, styles, images, templates, document design, and collaboration. | 8 |
| Part B · Subject Specific Skills | Electronic Spreadsheet (Advanced) | LibreOffice Calc, scenarios, Goal Seek, macros, linked data, sharing, and review. | 10 |
| Part B · Subject Specific Skills | Database Management System | LibreOffice Base, tables, queries, forms, reports, relationships, and data integrity. | 12 |
| Part B · Subject Specific Skills | Healthy, Safe and Secure Working Environment | Workplace health, hazards, risk assessment, safety, security, and emergency response. | 10 |
| Total theory marks | 50 | ||
Where the other 50 marks come from.
Your practical record, project, portfolio, and performance at the practical examination all contribute to the final result.
Writer: 5 · Calc: 5 · Base: 10
Explain your practical work, choices, and process clearly.
Interdisciplinary real-world case study with Base, Writer, and reports.
Printouts of practical work with a minimum of five problems in Writer, Calc, and Base.
| Component | Break-up | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| Practical Examination | Digital Documentation using Writer — 5; Electronic Spreadsheet using Calc — 5; Database Management using Base — 10. | 20 |
| Viva Voce | Questions based on your practical skills, project work, and understanding of the tools used. | 10 |
| Project Work / Field Visit | Interdisciplinary real-world case study. Use forms for input, reports for output in Base, and Writer for documentation. | 10 |
| Portfolio / Practical File | Printouts of practical work using Writer, Calc, and Base, with a minimum of five problems in each. | 10 |
| Total practical and internal assessment | 50 | |
Prioritise the biggest scoring areas.
These four subject-specific units together account for 40 theory marks. Build concepts first, then practise the corresponding LibreOffice task.
Digital Documentation
Styles, images, drawing objects, templates, tables, document formatting, and review features using LibreOffice Writer.
Electronic Spreadsheet
Advanced spreadsheet analysis, scenarios, Goal Seek, macros, linked data, and secure collaboration using LibreOffice Calc.
Database Management
Tables, queries, forms, reports, relationships, data integrity, and database design using LibreOffice Base.
Safety & Security
Hazard identification, risk assessment, health, safety, security protocols, and emergency response planning.