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HSC Logic — Syllabus, Mark Distribution & Preparation

Syllabus, mark distribution and a preparation guide for HSC Logic (code 121, 122).

HSC Logic — Syllabus, Mark Distribution & Preparation

বাংলায় পড়তে চাও? দেখো: এইচএসসি যুক্তিবিদ্যা — সিলেবাস, মানবন্টন ও প্রস্তুতি

Logic sits in the Humanities group but needs rules and drills — and it pays off directly in the reasoning sections of admission tests.

This page brings together the subject code, paper structure, mark distribution, syllabus topics and the study approach that earns the highest marks in HSC Logic.

Logic at a glance

ItemDetail
SubjectLogic
Subject code121, 122
Papers2 (1st Paper and 2nd Paper)
GroupHumanities
Mark distributionPer paper: Creative 70 + MCQ 30 = 100
PracticalNo
ClassClass 11-12

Boards and the NCTB revise subject codes and mark distribution from time to time. Confirm both against your board’s latest notice and the published NCTB syllabus before filling in your exam form.

What the syllabus covers

HSC 2027 runs on the full syllabus, so Logic covers all of the following:

  • 1st Paper: the nature and scope of logic, terms and inference
  • 1st Paper: propositions, opposition, conversion and obversion
  • 1st Paper: syllogism and syllogistic fallacies
  • 2nd Paper: inductive inference, cause and causal relations
  • 2nd Paper: Mill’s methods, inductive fallacies, analogy
  • 2nd Paper: classification, definition and the basics of symbolic logic

This is a topic list — chapter order and numbering may differ in your edition. Download the definitive syllabus from the NCTB website (nctb.gov.bd).

How to score well in Logic

  • Memorise the rules of syllogism and the fallacies with examples — they appear every year.
  • Do a few conversion and obversion exercises every day.
  • Write definitions and distinctions as tables — presentation adds marks.

A preparation routine that works

  1. Read the textbook chapter yourself first and get the core idea — starting with a guide book leaves the concept half-formed.
  2. After each chapter write a one-page note in your own words: definitions, formulas or key points, and an example.
  3. Solve that chapter’s creative and MCQ questions from past board papers, then check your answers.
  4. Reserve one day a week for revision only — skim every earlier chapter note.
  5. Sit at least one full timed model test a month, then work out exactly where you are losing marks.

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