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10th Class
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is a prominent educational board in India that conducts the Class 10 examinations. It offers a comprehensive curriculum and is known for its structured and well-designed syllabus, emphasizing both theoretical knowledge and practical applications across various subjects.
CBSE Class 10 examinations cover subjects like Mathematics, Science, Social Science, English, Hindi, and others, aiming to provide a strong foundation for students before they advance to higher levels of education.
The board exams for Class 10 are crucial as they act as a stepping stone for students’ academic careers, determining their paths for further studies. CBSE has been known for its efforts to introduce reforms and updates in the education system to ensure holistic development among students.
CBSE Class 10: Subjects
The following are the CBSE board subjects for class 10 that are covered in the syllabus for the current academic year.
English (Language and Literature)
It includes literature, reading skills, grammar, reading comprehension, writing skills, and poetry.
Hindi (Course A or B)
Hindi-A:
- Literature (Kritika)
- Grammar (Kshitij)
- Supplementary Reading
Hindi-B:
- Prose (Kshitij)
- Poetry (Kavya Khand)
- Grammar (Sanchayan)
- Supplementary Reading
Mathematics
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Statistics, and Probability.
Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)
Divided into three parts:
- Physics:Â Electricity, magnetism, light, magnetic effects of electricity, our environment, etc.
- Chemistry: Chemical reactions, acids, bases, periodic table, metals and non-metals, etc.
- Biology: Life processes, reproduction, diseases, environment, genetics, etc.
Social Science (History, Geography, Civics, Economics)
History, Geography, Civics, and Economics:
- History: Ancient, Medieval, Modern Indian history, World history, Nationalism, Global world, industrialization etc.
- Geography: Resources, climate, natural disasters, agriculture, resources & development, agriculture, Manufacturing industries, etc.
- Civics (Political Science): Democracy, Constitution, Judiciary, federalism, political parties, etc
- Economics: Money and credit, globalization, development, sectors of the economy, etc.
Optional subjects
Depending on the school, students might have the option to choose an additional subject such as Computer Science, Physical Education, health and physical education.
