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Dazzling Skill · School Computer Education
Prepare for CBSE Computer Applications, Computer Science and Informatics Practices with concept-based teaching, programming practice, practical preparation and structured board exam revision at Dazzling Skill, Gorakhpur.

DAZZLING SKILL · ICSE & ISC COMPUTER EDUCATION
A better way to learn computer science
At Dazzling Skill, students learn computer subjects through structured explanations, step-by-step programming, practical exercises and exam-oriented revision. Our learning approach connects textbook concepts with actual coding practice, helping students understand not only what to write, but why a program works.
Topics mapped to the selected board and subject.
Understand logic before memorising answers.
Practise programs, outputs and problem-solving.
Revision, written practice and timed assessments.
Choose your academic level
Select your class to see the relevant subject, syllabus and preparation roadmap.
Selected course
Learn networking fundamentals, HTML, CSS, web applications and cyber ethics. Build confidence in theory as well as practical website creation.
CBSE 2026–27 curriculum: Theory 50 marks + Practical 50 marks. Networking: 15, HTML: 25, Cyber Ethics: 10 marks.
Chapter-wise course roadmap
Computer Applications · Code 165 — A practical and theory-oriented course covering networking, web applications, HTML, CSS and responsible use of technology.
Theory
50 Marks
Practical
50 Marks
Units
3
Practical learning is an important part of computer education. The following practical areas form part of the learning roadmap for this selected subject.
How we teach
Strong exam performance comes from understanding concepts, practising questions and learning how to present answers correctly. Our proposed teaching framework combines classroom explanation, guided practice and regular assessment.
Explain each topic from fundamentals with examples and diagrams.
Write programs step by step and understand the logic behind them.
Practise dry runs, predict outputs and identify common errors.
Practise definitions, differences, syntax and structured explanations.
Check understanding after completing individual topics and units.
Revise important topics and practise timed sample-paper-style tests.
Score with understanding
Students need more than notes. They need to practise the way questions are asked, understand marking expectations and become comfortable with practical work.
Revise key concepts, definitions, syntax and important points.
Practise coding questions, output questions and debugging.
Work on theory questions, differences and structured answers.
Practise sample-paper-style tests and improve time management.
Help students build the knowledge, programming confidence and exam-writing skills needed to perform to the best of their ability. Marks cannot be guaranteed; progress depends on attendance, practice, preparation and individual effort.
Use the official curriculum documents to cross-check subject codes and the latest syllabus prescribed by CBSE.
Official CBSE curriculum index for the 2026–27 academic session.
Class 10 Computer Applications (165) ↗Official Class 10 Computer Applications curriculum and assessment structure.
Class 11–12 Computer Science (083) ↗Official senior secondary Computer Science curriculum.
Class 11–12 Informatics Practices (065) ↗Official senior secondary Informatics Practices curriculum.
Frequently asked questions
This course page covers CBSE Class 10 Computer Applications, Class 11 Computer Science or Informatics Practices, and Class 12 Computer Science or Informatics Practices. Students should select the subject prescribed by their school.
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