CLASS XII
ENGLISH PROJECT
(2025-26)
1. MARKING SCHEME
➢ The project consists of 10 MARKS.
➢ Out of which, 5 MARKS will be allotted for the PROJECT FILE,
➢ And remaining 5 MARKS for the VIVA based on the file.
2. CONTENT OF THE PROJECT FILE:
The project file may include the following:
➢ Cover page, with the title of the project, school details and details of the student
(sample will be sent)
➢ Certificate of Completion under the guidance of the teacher (sample will be sent)
➢ Objectives of the topic
➢ Action Plan for the completion of assigned tasks (steps involved in doing the
project)
➢ The 800-1000 words essay/report
➢ Student reflections (what new learning experience/outcome you have achieved
after completing the project)
➢ If possible, photographs that capture positive learning experience of the students
(collages/pics from various online sources)
➢ List of Resources/Bibliography (Last page of the project file)
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3. TOPICS:
INSTRUCTIONS:
✓ Refer to the links of the videos attached with each topic (You can also select
different videos available on YouTube, relevant to your topic)
✓ Listen to these podcasts, documentaries, interviews etc. on the given topics
✓ Do thorough research on the topic assigned
✓ Prepare a report/essay in about 800-1000 words describing the topic/issue/giving
your own opinion/suggestions/measures/viewpoints/its impact on people/your learning
experience
✓ You can also state the name of various speakers/people (in the given
documentaries/video links), quote them and express their viewpoints
✓ The project should be neat, legible, with an emphasis on quality of content, accuracy
of information, creative expression, proper sequencing and should be relevant as per
your assigned topic
✓ PROJECT TO BE TYPED ON A4 SHEET.
✓ No repetition or copying of project work would be accepted.
✓ Please don’t share your work with anyone. If the External examiner points out any
repetition or copying of the project, the consequences would be severe.
✓ No marks will be awarded for a casual approach of completing the project
✓ There are 15 topics. Topics are distributed Roll-No Wise
✓ Roll no 16 will get topic no 1 and so on…
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TOPICS
1. The Influence of Social Media Language on Contemporary English Literature
(How platforms like Twitter and TikTok are shaping new narrative styles and expressions.)
2.Exploring the Theme of Mental Health in 21st-Century English Novels and Poetry
(Analyzing how modern writers portray anxiety, depression, and resilience.)
3.The Rise of Dystopian Fiction and Its Reflection of Modern Society’s Fears
(Why are dystopian narratives so popular today? What social or political concerns do they
mirror?)
4.Representation of Gender Fluidity and Non-Binary Identities in Modern English
Literature
(How current authors are challenging traditional gender roles through their characters and
stories.)
5.Climate Justice and Environmental Activism as Depicted in Contemporary English
Writing
(The role of literature in raising awareness and inspiring action on climate change.)
6.The Impact of Artificial Intelligence and Technology on Human Relationships in Modern
English Fiction
(Examining themes of connection, isolation, and ethics in tech-influenced stories.)
7.Language and Identity: How Multiculturalism Shapes Contemporary English Literature
(Exploring voices of diaspora, migration, and cultural plurality in recent works.)
8.The Role of Graphic Novels and Visual Storytelling in Modern English Literature
Education
(How this emerging format is changing perceptions of literature and accessibility.)
9.The English Language and Digital Communication: Evolution or Erosion?
(Investigating whether texting, slang, and emojis are transforming language positively or
negatively.)
10.Social Justice Movements and Their Portrayal in Contemporary English Drama and
Prose
11.The Influence of Short-Form Content on Modern Storytelling Techniques
(How the rise of micro-narratives and viral videos impact language and narrative structures.)
12.Exploring Cancel Culture and Its Reflection in Contemporary Literature and Media
(How themes of accountability, forgiveness, and social justice are portrayed in recent
works.)
13.The Portrayal of Immigration and Refugee Experiences in 21st Century English
Literature
(Stories that highlight displacement, identity, and hope amidst crisis.)
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14.Evolving Notions of Heroism: From Traditional to Antiheroes in Modern English Fiction
(Analyzing how flawed protagonists reflect contemporary moral complexities.)
15.The Role of English Literature in Challenging Stereotypes about Disability and
Neurodiversity
(Examining how recent writing gives voice to differently abled characters.)
16.Digital Detox and the Search for Meaning: Themes of Technology Addiction in
Contemporary Literature
(How modern writers explore our relationship with technology and its effects on human
connection.)
17.The Intersection of English Literature and Virtual Reality: Imagining New Worlds
(Looking at how VR and immersive experiences are influencing narrative forms.)
18.Social Anxiety and Loneliness in Post-Pandemic English Fiction
(Studies on how recent literature captures emotional landscapes shaped by global crises.)
19.The Use of Satire in Addressing Political Polarization in Contemporary English Writing
(How humor and satire serve as tools for critique and reflection in divided societies.)
20.Environmental Catastrophe and Hope: Eco-fiction as a Growing Genre in English
Literature
(Exploring stories that balance despair and optimism about the planet’s future.)
