CBSE Class 7 Art and Music Syllabus 2025–26 | NCERT
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CBSE CLASS 7 – ART AND MUSIC SYLLABUS (2025–26)
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Class: VII
Subject: Art and Music
Board: Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)
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🎨🎵 Question Pattern & Marking Scheme (CBSE – School-Based Assessment)
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Art Education and Music are assessed internally by schools as per CBSE guidelines.
Theory / Participation: 50 Marks
Practical / Performance & Project Work: 50 Marks
Total: 100 Marks (School-based evaluation)
Indicative Assessment Structure:
- Section A: Basics & Appreciation (VSA/SA) – terminology, concepts
- Section B: Creative Expression / Practice – drawing, singing, rhythm
- Section C: Project / Portfolio – theme-based work, presentations
- Section D: Performance / Viva – art display, music performance
Internal Assessment Components:
- Regular class participation
- Practical work / performances
- Art or Music portfolio
- Project / Exhibition / Presentation
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📘 CBSE Class 7 Art and Music Syllabus (NCERT-Aligned – 2025–26)
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Part A: Art Education (Visual Arts)
| Unit | Topic | Learning Outcomes |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Introduction to Art | Understanding art forms, materials, and basic techniques. |
| 2 | Lines, Shapes and Patterns | Using lines and shapes to create patterns and designs. |
| 3 | Colour Theory | Primary, secondary colours, colour mixing, and harmony. |
| 4 | Drawing and Sketching | Observational drawing, proportion, and freehand sketching. |
| 5 | Painting Techniques | Use of watercolours, poster colours, and textures. |
| 6 | Folk and Tribal Art | Introduction to Indian folk and tribal art traditions. |
| 7 | Craft and Creative Work | Paper craft, clay modelling, and recycled material art. |
| 8 | Art Appreciation | Understanding artworks, artists, and visual interpretation. |
Part B: Music Education
| Unit | Topic | Learning Outcomes |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Introduction to Music | Understanding sound, rhythm, and melody. |
| 2 | Indian Music Basics | Introduction to Hindustani / Carnatic music traditions. |
| 3 | Swar and Saptak | Learning basic swaras and simple alankars. |
| 4 | Tala and Laya | Understanding rhythm patterns and time cycles. |
| 5 | Vocal / Instrumental Practice | Singing simple songs or playing basic instruments. |
| 6 | Patriotic and Folk Songs | Performing regional, folk, and patriotic compositions. |
| 7 | Music Appreciation | Listening skills and identifying musical elements. |
| 8 | Creative Expression | Group singing, rhythm activities, and musical games. |
The syllabus follows CBSE’s Art Education and Music guidelines aligned with NCERT’s experiential and competency-based learning approach for the academic session 2025–26.
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🔍 Related Keyphrases
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- CBSE Class 7 Art and Music syllabus 2025
- Class 7 Art Education CBSE syllabus
- CBSE Class VII Music curriculum
- NCERT Art and Music Class 7
- CBSE Class 7 Art assessment pattern
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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Q1. Is Art and Music a compulsory subject in Class 7 CBSE?
Yes, Art Education and Music are part of the CBSE co-scholastic curriculum and are assessed internally.
Q2. Is there a written exam for Class 7 Art and Music?
No board-level written exam is conducted; assessment is school-based and practical-oriented.
Q3. What type of activities are included in Art Education?
Drawing, painting, craftwork, folk art, and art appreciation activities are included.
Q4. What is taught in Class 7 Music?
Basic swaras, rhythm, simple songs, folk music, and performance-based learning.
Q5. How are students evaluated in Art and Music?
Students are evaluated on participation, creativity, practical work, projects, and performance.
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