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1. Does the school offer subjects from Science, Commerce, as well as the Arts Stream?
Yes, Millennium offers Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Computer Science, which are mainly subjects from the Science Stream. Subjects from Commerce and Humanities are offered not just as specific streams, but also as a combination of the school offers SHAPE program (Social Studies, Humanities and Arts for the People and Economy).
2. How many subjects do students study in Std. 11 and 12?
English is a compulsory subject for Std. 11 and 12. Other than English, students should choose 4 other subjects. So, all students study 5 subjects in Std. 11 and 12.
3. What is a S.H.A.P.E program? Which undergraduate courses could I opt for with such subject combinations?
S.H.A.P.E is a broader discipline that includes subjects from Arts, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, Mathematics, etc. Several courses and career options are possible.
Not all undergraduate programs have a requirement of stream-specific subject choices. You may explore the eligibility Criteria of the Universities offering courses that interest you. The document `Compendium of Courses After +2’ document will help you understand the course domains which have 10+2 as eligibility criteria. It will also guide you for the courses available under each domain and the institutes offering the courses, etc.
Here is the link to the document https://www.cbse.gov.in/cbsenew/documents//Compendium%20of%20Courses1.pdf
4. Can we take regular graduation courses like B.A./ B.Com. after 12th with S.H.A.P.E program?
Yes. For admission to almost all the BA/ B Com courses, having passed the 12th grade examination is the criteria. A few colleges additionally have their own entrance test and/or prefer candidates who have opted for Accountancy, Economics, etc.
5. Will I be allowed to change the subject in Class XII?
As the process of student registration happens in Class XI, any change of subject after registration requires CBSE approval and payment of processing charges to CBSE.
6. Does the school offer any co-curricular activities at the Senior Secondary level?
A dedicated Sports slot (7 am - 8 am MON-FRI) is made available for students of Senior Secondary. The choices for availing the Sport-specific program and details of payment will be made available in the month of June 2026.
Apart from sports, you will also get opportunities to lead or organize an event and participate in various In-House webinars, Nexus courses, Club activities, competitions etc. The students will be able to avail these activities at NO ADDITIONAL COST. The students will get to learn the subjects of their choice and also attend other interesting subject/topic classes if their timetable allows (however, please note that the charges for any sports activities are not included in the school admission fees).
7. What will my weekly timetable look like? Will I have back-to-back classes for the entire duration?
Apart from sports slots every morning, there will be co-curricular activities. Though there will be some back-to-back classes, you will also have dedicated time and space for self-study as well as your project, assignments and practical-related work.
8. After taking admission, may I get a chance to attend the subjects of my interest and then finalize the five subjects?
After your initial choice of subjects, if you wish to explore one or two other subjects before narrowing down on the final four subjects apart from English, you may get a window period of the first fortnight after school begins in June. You can also discuss it with the staff at the time of admission counselling.
9. After taking admission in Millennium, may I get an opportunity to learn the subject or do the practical which I have not opted for, in my free slots?
It depends on the subjects you have chosen and their spacing in the timetable. However, you can discuss it with the faculty to decide how this arrangement could be made possible. We do have students learning in SHAPE going for Biology practicals out of interest.
10. I am not very clear about what exactly I want to pursue after the 12th. How will the school help me in shaping my decision?
It's quite common for a 10th or even a 12th grader to be indecisive about which courses to choose in the upcoming years. Various school activities, such as sports, events and other co-curricular activities, will build your personality. Additionally, with career counselling, teacher mentoring, Student-led webinars and alumni network, you will get an insight into what interests you the most. These insights will help you make the right choices.
11. What is the mechanism for the parents to get feedback on their ward?
Parent-teacher meetings on Saturdays are marked in the school calendar. Apart from that, if the parents wish to meet a specific teacher with an agenda, an appointment with the teacher can be booked through the school app in advance.
12. Commercial Art / Design seems to be an interesting subject option. May I opt for it even if I have not passed the elementary and intermediate drawing examinations?
You may opt for Commercial Art even if you have not passed the Elementary and Intermediate Drawing examinations. It is not mandatory to clear these exams to choose this subject at the Senior Secondary level; however, it is recommended to complete them concurrently. Commercial Art requires artistic skills and can benefit careers in Architecture, Graphic Designing, Fashion Designing, and Interior Designing.
Similarly, the Design subject can be opted for by students who possess strong art and drawing skills and are planning to pursue careers in the Design stream, such as Product Design, Communication Design, Fashion Design, or Interior Design.
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