Some of the topics Covered under CBSE Class 10 Mathematics Syllabus are:

Arithmetic Progressions

Circles

Polynomials

Triangles

Constructions

Pair of Linear Equation in Two Variables

Area related to circles

Coordinate Geometry

Surface area and volumes

Quadratic Equations

Introduction to Trigonometry

 REAL NUMBERS

A.1         Euclid’s division Lemma

A.2         The Fundamental theorem of arithmetic

A.3         Revisiting irrational numbers

A.4         Revisiting rational numbers and their decimal expansion

Polynomials

B.1          Geometrical meaning of zeroes of polynomial

B.2          Relationship between zeroes and coefficients of polynomial

B.3          Division algorithms for polynomial

Pair of Linear Equation in Two Variables

C.1          Pair of linear equation in two variables

C.2          Algebraic method of solving pair of linear equation- substitution method

C.3          Algebraic method of solving pair of linear equation- elimination method

C.4          Algebraic method of solving pair of linear equation- cross multiplication

method

C.5          Equation reducible to pair of linear equation in two variables

Quadratic Equations

D.1         Quadratic Equations

D.2         Solution of quadratic equation by factorization

D.3         Solution of quadratic equation by completing the square

D.4         Nature of roots

Arithmetic Progressions

E.1          Introduction

E.2          Arithmetic progressions

E.3          Sum of first n terms of an AP

Triangles

F.1          Similar figures

F.2          Similarity of triangles: (Prove) If a line is drawn parallel to one side

of a triangle to intersect the other two sides in distinct points,

the other two sides are divided in the same ratio

F.3(Motivate) If a line divides two sides of a triangle in the same ratio,

the line is parallel to the third side.”

F.4          Basic Proportionality Theorem

F.5          Criteria for similarity of triangles

F.6          Area of similar triangles

F.7          Pythagoras theorem

F.8          Converse of Pythagoras theorem

Coordinate Geometry

G.1         Distance formula

G.2         Section formula

G.3         Area of triangle

Introduction to Trigonometry

H.1         Trigonometry: Introduction

H.2         Trigonometric ratios of some specific angles

H.3         Trigonometric ratios of complementary angles

H.4         Trigonometric identities

Some Applications of Trigonometry

I.1           Heights and distances

Circles

J.1           Tangent to a circle

J.2           Number of tangent from a point to a circle

Constructions

K.1          Division of a line segment

K.2          Construction of triangle similar to given triangle

K.3          Construction of tangents to a circle

Area related to circles

L.1          Perimeter and area of a circle

L.2          Area of sector and segment of a circle

L.3          Area of segment of a circle

L.4 Problems on Area and Perimeter

Surface area and volumes

M.2        Volume of a combination of solids

M.3        Conversion of one solid shape into another

M.4        Frustum of cone

Statistics

N.1         Mean of grouped data

N.2         Mode of grouped data

N.3         Median of grouped data

N.4         Graphical representation of cumulative frequency distribution

Probability

O.1         Introduction

O.2         Probability- a theoretical approach

CBSE class 8 is the crucial stage for every student for building a strong foundation. For this purpose, CBSE has organized the syllabus for students subject wise to clarify their concepts on many topics. The 8th class syllabus covers the following subjects Math, English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology etc.

Some of the topics covered under Maths  are:

Rational Numbers

Cubes and Cube Roots

Exponents and Powers

Linear Equation in One Variable

Comparing Quantities

Direct and Inverse Proportions

Understanding Quadrilaterals

Algebraic Expressions and Identities

Introduction to Graphs

Rational Numbers

A.1         Properties of rational numbers

A.2         Representation of rational numbers on line number

A.3         Rational number between two rational numbers

Linear Equation in One Variable

B.1          Solving linear equations having variable on one side

B.2          Application of linear equations

B.3          Solving linear equations having variable on both sides

B.4          Some more application of linear equations

B.5          Reducing equations to simpler form

Understanding Quadrilaterals

C.1          Polygons

C.2          Sum of the measures of exterior angles of polygons

C.3          Kinds of quadrilaterals

C.4          Properties of parallelogram

C.5          Some special parallelograms

Practical Geometry

D.1         Constructing a quadrilateral: when the length of four side and diagonal are given

1. 2 When two diagonals and three sides are given

D.2         When two adjacent sides and three angles are known

1. 3 When three side and two included angles are given

D.3         Some special cases  : Square

1. 4 Some special cases : Rhombus

Data Handling

E.1          Looking for information

E.2          Organizing data, Grouping data

E.3          Circle graph or pie charts

E.4          Chance and probability

Squares and Square Roots

F.1          Square of a number

F.2          Finding Square root of a number by repeated subtraction

F.3          Finding Square root of a number by prime factorization method

F.4          Finding Square root of a number by long division method

F.5          Square root of decimals

F.6          Estimation of square root

CBSE class 8 is the crucial stage for every student for building a strong foundation. For this purpose, CBSE has organized the syllabus for students subject wise to clarify their concepts on many topics. The 8th class syllabus covers the following subjects Math, English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology etc.Some of the topics covered under Biology  are:

Crop Production and Management

Conservation of Plants and Animals

Reproduction in Animals

Microorganisms: Friend and Foe

Cell – Structure and Function

Reaching the Age of Adolescence

Crop Production and Management

A.1      Agricultural practices

A.2      Preparation of soil

A.3      Sowing

A.4      Adding manures and fertilizers

A.5      Irrigation

A.6      Protection form weed

A.7      Harvesting and shortage

A.8      Food from animals

Microorganisms: Friend and Foe

B.1      Microorganisms

B.2      Microorganism and us: Friendly microorganisms

B.3      Disease causing microorganisms

B.4      Food preservation

B.5      Nitrogen fixation

B.6      Nitrogen Cycle

Conservation of Plants and Animals

C.1      Deforestation and its causes and consequences

C.2      Conservation of wildlife, sanctuary, national park, zoo, forest reserves

C.3      Flora and Fauna

C.4      Endemic species

C.5      Endangered species and red data book

C.6      Migration

C.7      Reforestation

Cell – Structure and Function

D.1      Discovery of cell

D.2      Organism show variety in cell number, shape and size

D.3      Cell structure and function, Parts of cell: cell membrane, cytoplasm

D.4      Nucleus, vacuole and chloroplast

D.5      Comparison of plant and animal cell

Reproduction in Animals

E.1       Modes of reproduction

E.2       Sexual reproduction: male and female reproductive organs

E.3       Internal and external fertilization, development of embryo

E.4       Viviparous and oviparous organisms, young ones to adults

E.5       Asexual reproduction

Reaching the Age of Adolescence

F.1       Adolescence and puberty: Secondary sexual characteristics

F.2       Role of hormones in initializing reproductive functions

F.3       Reproductive phase in humans

F.4       How is the sex of baby determined

F.5       Hormones other than sex hormones

F.6       Role of hormones in completing the life history of insects and frogs

F.7       Reproductive Health

CBSE class 8 is the crucial stage for every student for building a strong foundation. For this purpose, CBSE has organized the syllabus for students subject wise to clarify their concepts on many topics. The 8th class syllabus covers the following subjects Math, English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology etc.

The list of class 8 Chemistry is as mentioned below:

Synthetic Fibres and Plastics

Coal and Petroleum

Pollution of Air and Water

Materials: Metals & Non-Metals

Combustion and Flame

Synthetic Fibres and Plastics

A.1      Synthetic fibers

A.2      Plastics and other synthetic materials

A.3      Usefulness of plastics

A.4      Disadvantages of plastics

A.5      Fibrous materials in use

Materials: Metals & Non-Metals

B.1      Metals : Physical and Chemical Properties and Uses

B.2      Non-Metals : Physical and Chemical Properties and Uses

Coal and Petroleum

C.1      Coal and its story

C.2      Natural Resources : Inexhaustible and exhaustible natural resources

C.3      Useful products obtained from coal

C.4      Formation of coal and petroleum in nature

C.5      Petroleum and refining of petroleum

C.6      Natural Gas

C.7      Natural resources are limited

C.8      Consequences of over extraction of coal and petroleum

Combustion and Flame

D.1      Combustion and types of combustion

D.2      Flame

D.3      Fire Control

D.4      Fuels : Types of fuels

D.5      Heat released from fuels

D.6      Fuel efficiency and cost

D.7      Effects of burning fossil fuels

CBSE class 8 is the crucial stage for every student for building a strong foundation. For this purpose, CBSE has organized the syllabus for students subject wise to clarify their concepts on many topics. The 8th class syllabus covers the following subjects Math, English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology etc.

Here is the list of units in Class 8 Physics syllabus:

• Force and Pressure
• Chemical Effects of Electric Current
• Light
• Some Natural Phenomena
• Friction
• Stars and The Solar System
• Sound

Force and Pressure

A.1     Idea of Force : A push or a pull

A.2     Force and Motion – Change in State of Motion

A.3     Force – Interaction of Forces and Change in Shape due to Force

A.4     Contact Force – Friction, Applied Force and Normal Force

A.5     Non-Contact Force – Gravitational Force, Electrostatic Force and Magnetic Force

A.5     The Concept of Pressure

A.6     Hydro-static Pressure – Pressure Exerted by Fluids

A.7     Atmospheric Pressure – Hydro-static Pressure exerted by Gases

Friction

B.1     Friction – factors affecting friction

B.2     Sliding and rolling friction

B.3     Kinetic Friction

B.4     Advantages and disadvantages of friction for the movement of automobiles

B.5     Airplanes and boats/ships : Fluid Friction

B.6     Friction and Frictional Force – A Necessary Evil

Sound

C.1     Sound produced by vibrating bodies

C.2     Sound produced by humans

C.3     Medium of Propagation

C.4     How do we hear sound ?

C.5     Aptitude, Time Period, And Frequence of a vibration

C.6     Loudness and Pitch

C.7     Audible and in audible sound

C.8     Difference between noise and music

C.9     Noise pollution and its preventive measures

Chemical Effects of Electric Current

D.1     Conduction of Electricity: Do Liquids Conduct Electricity?

D.2     Conduction of Electricity in Liquids – Electrolysis

D.3     Electrolysis and Electroplating

Some Natural Phenomena

E.1     Lightning

E.2     Charging by rubbing

E.3     Transfer of Charge

E.4     The Story of Lightning

E.5     Lightning Safety

E.6     Phenomena related to earthquakes

E.7     Protection against earthquakes

Light

F.1     Reflection of Light – The Laws of Reflection

F.2     Characteristics of image formed with a plane mirror

F.3     Reflection of Light – Regular Reflection, Diffused Reflection and Multiple Reflection

F.4     Sunlight – white or colored ?

F.5     Structure of the eye

F.6     Non-Optical Low Vision Aids – Devices to Help the Blind and the Visually Impaired

F.7     Optical Low Vision Aids – Devices to Help the Blind and the Visually Impaired

F.8     Braille – Helping the Blind and the visually impaired read

Stars And The Solar System

G.1     Celestial Bodies

G.2     Moon

G.3     Stars

G.4     Planet

G.5     Constellations

G.6     Motion of celestial objects in space

G.7     The Solar System

G.8     Other Members of the Solar System

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