Revised syllabus 2020-21
Revised syllabus
English
CBSE Revised English Syllabus 2020-21 vide Circular dated 7 July 2020
Std: X |
Subject: English |
Text Book: First Flight Supplementary Reader: Footprints Without Feet |
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Kindly note: 1. The omitted topics are struck off in red. 2. The omitted subtopics are listed in red. 3. The portion for the examinations mentions only
the final topics. 4.The topics marked in yellow will be
additionally sent. 5. There is no clarity given by the board on the
topics marked in blue. |
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Name of the
Chapters |
Omitted
Subtopics |
1)
A Letter to God |
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2)
Dust of Snow |
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3)
A Triumph of Surgery |
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4)
Tenses |
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5)
Letters of Complaint |
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6)
Nelson Mandela |
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7)
Fire and Ice |
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8)
The Thief’s Story |
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9)
Modals |
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10) Gap
Filling/Editing or Omission/Sentence Reordering 1 |
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11) Unseen
Comprehension 1 |
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13) Two
Stories About Flying |
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14) A
Tiger In the Zoo |
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16) Subject
Verb Concord |
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17) Short Story Writing |
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18) Unseen
Comprehension 2 |
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20) From
the Diary of Anne Frank |
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23)
Determiners |
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24) Letters
of Inquiry |
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25) The Hundred Dresses – I |
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26) The Ball Poem |
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27) Gap
Filling/Editing or Omission/Sentence Reordering 2 |
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28) Unseen
Comprehension 3 |
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30) The Hundred Dresses – II |
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31)
Amanda |
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32) Footprints Without Feet |
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33) Conjunctions |
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34) Article
Writing |
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35)
Glimpses of India |
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36) Animals
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37) The Making of a Scientist |
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39) Gap
Filling/Editing or Omission/Sentence Reordering 3 |
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40)
Unseen
Comprehension 4 |
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44) The
Necklace |
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45) Letters
for placing an order |
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46) Reported
Speech |
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47) Unseen
Comprehension 5 Case-based factual passage
(with visual input-statistical data, chart, etc.) |
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48) Class
Test 5 |
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49) Madam
Rides the Bus |
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51) The
Hack Driver |
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53) Letters
to the Editor |
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54) Unseen
Comprehension |
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55) Class
Test 6 |
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56) The
Sermon at Benares |
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57) The
Tale of Custard the Dragon |
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58) Bholi |
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60) Short Story |
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61) The
Proposal |
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64) Gap
Filling/Editing or Omission/Sentence Reordering 4 |
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65) Unseen
Comprehension 7 Case-based factual passage
(with visual input-statistical data, chart, etc.) |
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66) Class
Test 7 |
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Portion for
the Written Examination |
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Pre Mid Term Test (25% of the syllabus) |
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Reading: Comprehension (Discursive passage and Case-based factual passage (with
visual input-statistical data, chart, etc.) Writing: 1.
Formal
Letter of Complaints 2.
Short
story writing 3.
Analytical
Paragraph Grammar: 1.
Tenses 2.
Modals 3.
Subject
Verb Concord Prose: 1.
A Letter to God 2.
Nelson Mandela 3.
Two Stories About Flying Poetry: 1.
Dust of Snow 2.
Fire and Ice 3.
A Tiger In the Zoo Supplementary
Reader: 1.
A Triumph of Surgery 2.
The Thief’s Story |
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Mid Term Test (50% of the syllabus) |
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Reading: Comprehension (Discursive passage and Case-based factual passage (with
visual input-statistical data, chart, etc.) Writing: 1.
Formal
Letter of Complaints 2. Short story
writing 3.
Letters of Inquiry 4. Article
Writing 5.
Analytical
Paragraph Grammar: 1.
Tenses 2.
Modals 3.
Subject
Verb Concord 4.
Determiners 5.
Conjunctions Prose: 1.
A Letter to God 2.
Nelson Mandela 3.
Two Stories About Flying 4.
From the
Diary of Anne Frank 5.
The Hundred Dresses - I 6.
The Hundred Dresses – II 7.
Glimpses of
India Poetry: 1.
Dust of Snow 2.
Fire and Ice 3.
A Tiger In the Zoo 4.
The
Ball Poem 5.
Amanda 6.
Animals Supplementary
Reader: 1.
A Triumph of Surgery 2.
The Thief’s Story 3.
Footprints
Without Feet 4.
The
Making of a Scientist |
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Post Mid Term Test (75% of the syllabus) |
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Reading: Comprehension (Discursive passage and Case-based factual passage (with
visual input-statistical data, chart, etc.) Writing: 1.
Formal
Letter of Complaints 2. Short story
writing 3.
Letters of Inquiry 4. Article
Writing 5.
Letters for placing an order 6.
Letters
to the Editor 7. Analytical
Paragraph Grammar: 1.
Tenses 2.
Modals 3.
Subject
Verb Concord 4.
Determiners 5.
Conjunctions 6.
Reported Speech Prose: 1.
A Letter to God 2.
Nelson Mandela 3.
Two Stories About Flying 4.
From the
Diary of Anne Frank 5.
The Hundred Dresses - I 6.
The Hundred Dresses - II 7.
Glimpses of
India 8.
Madam Rides
the Bus Poetry: 1.
Dust of Snow 2.
Fire and Ice 3.
A Tiger In the Zoo 4.
The
Ball Poem 5.
Amanda 6.
Animals Supplementary
Reader: 1.
A Triumph of Surgery 2.
The Thief’s Story 3.
Footprints
Without Feet 4.
The Making of a Scientist 5.
The Necklace 6.
The Hack Driver |
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Pre Board (100% of the syllabus) |
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Reading: Comprehension (Discursive passage and Case-based factual passage (with
visual input-statistical data, chart, etc.) Writing: 1.
Formal
Letter of Complaints 2. Short story
writing 3.
Letters of Inquiry 4. Article
Writing 5.
Letters for placing an order 6.
Letters
to the Editor 7.
Analytical
Paragraph Grammar: 1.
Tenses 2.
Modals 3.
Subject
Verb Concord 4.
Determiners 5.
Conjunctions 6.
Reported Speech Prose: 1.
A Letter to God 2.
Nelson Mandela 3.
Two Stories About Flying 4.
From the
Diary of Anne Frank 5.
The Hundred Dresses - I 6.
The Hundred Dresses - II 7.
Glimpses of
India 8.
Madam Rides
the Bus 9.
The Sermon at
Benares 10. The Proposal Poetry: 1.
Dust of Snow 2.
Fire and Ice 3.
A Tiger In the Zoo 4.
The
Ball Poem 5.
Amanda 6.
Animals 7.
The Tale of Custard the Dragon Supplementary
Reader: 1.
A Triumph of Surgery 2.
The Thief’s Story 3.
Footprints
Without Feet 4.
The Making of a Scientist 5.
The Necklace 6.
The Hack
Driver 7.
Bholi |
CBSE Syllabus 2020-21
Std: X |
Subject: Social Science |
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Book: India and the
Contemporary World – II Contemporary
India – II Democratic
Politics – II Understanding Economic Development |
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Topic/Ch. No. |
Name of the Chapters |
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I |
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History: Rise
of Nationalism In Europe |
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2)
Geography: Resources and Development |
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3)
Class Test 1 |
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4)
Political Science: Power Sharing |
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II |
5)
History: Nationalism In India |
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2 |
6)
Political Science: Federalism |
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1 |
7)
Economics: Development |
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8)
Class Test 2 |
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III |
9)
History: The Making Of A Global
World |
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IV |
10)
History: The Age Of
Industrialisation |
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11)
Class Test 3 |
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3 |
12)
Geography:
Water Resources– ONLY MAP WORK |
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4 |
13)
Geography: Agriculture |
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2 |
14)
Economics: Sectors Of Indian Economy |
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15)
Class Test 4 |
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5 |
16)
Geography: Minerals And Energy Resources– ONLY MAP WORK |
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6 |
17)
Political
Science:
Political Parties |
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3 |
18)
Economics: Money And Credit |
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19)
Class Test 5 |
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6 |
20)
Geography: Manufacturing Industries |
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7 |
21)
Political
Science:
Outcomes Of Democracy |
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4 |
22)
Economics:Globalisation and the Indian Economy |
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7 |
23)
Geography: Lifelines Of National
Economy |
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24)
Class Test 6 |
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Kindly Note: PIC WILL NOT BE SENDING RESOURCES FOR THE HIGHLIGHTED CHAPTERS. |
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Portion for Written
Examination |
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Pre Mid Term Test (25% of the syllabus) |
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1. History: The Rise of Nationalism in Europe 2. History: Nationalism in India 3. Political Science: Power
sharing 4. Political Science: Federalism 5. Geography: Resources and Development 6. Economics: Development |
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Mid Term Test (50% of the syllabus) |
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1. History: The Rise of Nationalism in Europe 2.
History: Nationalism in India 3.
Political Science: Power sharing 4.
Political Science: Federalism 5.
Geography: Resources and Development 6.
Economics: Development 7. History: The Making of a Global World OR 8. History: The Age of Industrialisation 9. Geography: Agriculture 10. Economics: Sectors of the Indian Economy (Note:The
chapters History: The Making
of a Global WorldORThe Age of
Industrialisation will only be tested in this exam as given by the CBSE and
will not be tested in any further examinations.) |
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Post Mid Term Test (75% of the syllabus) |
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1. History: The Rise of Nationalism in Europe 2.
History: Nationalism in India 3.
Political Science: Power sharing 4.
Political Science: Federalism 5.
Geography: Resources and Development 6.
Economics: Development 7. Geography: Agriculture 8. Geography: Water Resources– ONLY MAP WORK 9. Economics: Sectors of the Indian Economy 10. Political Science: Political Parties 11. Geography:
Minerals and Energy Resources– ONLY MAP WORK 12. Geography: Manufacturing Industries 13. Economics: Money and Credit |
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Pre Board(100% of the syllabus) |
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1. History: The Rise of Nationalism in Europe 2.
History: Nationalism in India 3.
Political Science: Power sharing 4.
Political Science: Federalism 5.
Geography: Resources and Development 6.
Economics: Development 7. Geography: Agriculture 8. Geography: Water Resources– ONLY MAP WORK 9. Economics: Sectors of the Indian Economy 10. Political Science: Political Parties 11. Geography:
Minerals and Energy Resources– ONLY MAP WORK 12. Geography: Manufacturing Industries 13. Economics: Money and Credit 14. Political Science: Outcomes of Democracy 15. Geography: Lifelines of the National Economy 16. Economics: Globalisation and the Indian Economy |
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CBSE Revised Science Syllabus 2020-21 vide Circular dated 7 July 2020
Std: X |
Subject: Science |
Text Book: Science Textbook for Class X |
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Kindly note: 1. The omitted topics are struck off in red. 2. The omitted subtopics are listed in red. 3. The portion for the examinations mentions only
the final topics. |
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Name of the
Chapters |
Omitted
Subtopics |
1)
Ch 1: Chemical Reactions and Equations |
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2)
Ch.
12: Electricity |
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3)
Ch.
6: Life Processes |
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4)
Ch 2: Acids, Bases and Salts |
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5)
Ch 3: Metals and Non - metals |
Basic metallurgical process; corrosion and
its prevention |
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7)
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8)
Ch.
13: Magnetic Effects of Electric Current |
Electric
Generator, Direct current. Alternating current: frequency of AC. Advantage of AC over
DC, Domestic electric circuits |
9)
Ch 4: Carbon and its Compounds |
nomenclature of carbon compounds containing functional
groups (halogens, alcohol, ketones, aldehydes, alkanes and alkynes) difference between saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbons chemical properties of carbon compounds (combustion,
oxidation, addition and substitution reaction) ethanol and ethanoic acid soaps and detergents |
10) Ch. 8: How do Organisms Reproduce? |
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11) Ch. 9: Heredity and Evolution |
Basic concepts of evolution |
12) Ch. 10: Light - Reflection and
Refraction |
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13) Ch. 11: The Human Eye and the
Colourful World |
Functioning of
a lens in Human eye, defects of vision and their corrections, applications of
spherical mirrors and lenses. |
14) Ch 5:
Periodic Classification of Elements |
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15) Ch. 15: Our Environment |
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16) Ch. 16: Sustainable Management of
Natural Resources To be done as internal
assessment only. |
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17) Revision |
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18) Practice
of Past Papers |
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Portion for the
Written Examination |
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Pre-Mid Term Test (25% of the syllabus) |
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1.
Ch. 1: Chemical
Reactions and Equations 2.
Ch. 6: Life Processes 3.
Ch. 12: Electricity |
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Mid Term Test (50% of the syllabus) |
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1.
Ch. 1: Chemical
Reactions and Equations 2.
Ch. 6: Life Processes 3.
Ch. 12: Electricity 4.
Ch.
2: Acid, Bases and Salts 5.
Ch.
3: Metals and Non – metals 6.
Ch.
13: Magnetic Effects of Electric Current 7.
Ch.
8: How do Organisms Reproduce? |
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Post Mid Term Test (75% of the syllabus) |
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1. Ch. 1: Chemical Reactions and Equations 8. Ch. 6: Life Processes 2. Ch. 12: Electricity 3. Ch. 2: Acid, Bases and Salts 4. Ch. 3: Metals and Non – metals 5. Ch. 13: Magnetic Effects of Electric Current 6. Ch. 4: Carbon and its Compounds 7. Ch. 8: How do Organisms Reproduce? 8. Ch. 9: Heredity and
Evolution 9. Ch. 10: Light - Reflection and Refraction 10. Ch. 11: The Human Eye and the Colourful World |
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Pre-Board (100% of the syllabus) |
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1. Ch. 1: Chemical Reactions and Equations 2. Ch. 6: Life
Processes 3. Ch. 12: Electricity 4. Ch. 2: Acid, Bases and Salts 5. Ch. 3: Metals and Non – metals 6. Ch. 13: Magnetic Effects of Electric Current 7. Ch. 4: Carbon and its Compounds 8. Ch. 8: How do Organisms Reproduce? 9. Ch. 9: Heredity and
Evolution 10. Ch. 10: Light - Reflection and Refraction 11. Ch. 11: The Human Eye and the Colourful World 12. Ch. 5: Periodic Classification of Elements 13. Ch. 15: Our Environment |
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CBSE Revised Mathematics Syllabus 2020-21
vide Circular dated 7
July 2020
Std: X |
Subject: Mathematics |
Text Book:
NCERT
Mathematics Textbook for class X |
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Kindly note: 1. The omitted
subtopics are listed in red. 2. The portion for the examinations mentions
only the final topics. |
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Name of
the Chapters |
Omitted
Subtopics |
1)
Ch 1. Real Numbers |
Euclid’s division lemma |
2)
Ch 2. Polynomials |
Statement and simple problems on division algorithm for
polynomials with real coefficients |
3)
Ch 3. Pairs of Linear Equations in
Two Variables |
Cross multiplication method |
4)
Ch 6. Triangles |
Proof of the following theorems ●
The ratio of the areas of two similar triangles is equal to the
ratio of the squares of their corresponding sides. ●
In a triangle, if the square on one side is equal to sum of the
squares on the other two sides, the angles opposite to the first side is a
right angle. |
5)
Ch 8. Introduction to Trigonometry |
motivate the ratios whichever are defined at 0o and 90o and Trigonometric ratios of complementary
angles |
6)
Ch 9. Some Applications of Trigonometry |
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7)
Ch 4. Quadratic Equations |
Situational problems based on quadratic equations reducible to
quadratic equations |
8)
Ch 14. Statistics |
Step deviation method for finding the mean, Cumulative frequency graph |
9)
Ch 5. Arithmetic Progressions |
Application of Arithmetic progressions in solving daily life
problems based on sum of n terms |
10) Ch 10. Circles |
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11) Ch 11.
Constructions |
Construction of a triangle similar to a given triangle |
12) Class Test 1 (Arithmetic Progressions, Circles and
Constructions) |
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13) Ch
15. Probability |
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14) Ch 7. Co-ordinate
geometry |
Area of triangle |
15) Ch
12. Areas related to Circles |
problems on central angle of 120° |
16) Ch 13. Surface
Area and Volume |
Frustum of Cone |
17) Class
Test 2 (Probability, Co-ordinate geometry, Areas related to circles and
Surface area and volume) |
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Portion for the Written Examination |
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Pre Mid Term Test
(25%
of the syllabus) |
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1. Ch 1: Real Numbers 2. Ch 2: Polynomials 3. Ch 3: Pairs of Linear
Equations in Two Variables 4. Ch 6: Triangles |
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Mid Term Test (50% of the
syllabus) |
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1. Ch 1: Real Numbers 2. Ch 2: Polynomials 3. Ch 3: Pairs of Linear
Equations in Two Variables 4. Ch 6: Triangles 5. Ch 8: Introduction to
Trigonometry 6. Ch 9: Some Applications of
Trigonometry 7. Ch 4: Quadratic Equations 8. Ch 14: Statistics |
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Post Mid Term
Test (75%
of the syllabus) |
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1. Ch 1: Real Numbers 2. Ch 2: Polynomials 3. Ch 3: Pairs of Linear
Equations in Two Variables 4. Ch 6: Triangles 5. Ch 8: Introduction to
Trigonometry 6. Ch 9: Some Applications of
Trigonometry 7. Ch 4: Quadratic Equations 8. Ch 14: Statistics 9. Ch 5: Arithmetic Progressions 10. Ch 10: Circles 11. Ch 11: Constructions |
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Pre Board (100% of the
syllabus) |
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1. Ch 1: Real Numbers 2. Ch 2: Polynomials 3. Ch 3: Pairs of Linear
Equations in Two Variables 4. Ch 6: Triangles 5. Ch 8: Introduction to
Trigonometry 6. Ch 9: Some Applications of
Trigonometry 7. Ch 4: Quadratic Equations 8. Ch 14: Statistics 9. Ch 5: Arithmetic Progressions 10. Ch 10: Circles 11. Ch 11: Constructions 12. Ch 15: Probability 13. Ch 7: Co-ordinate Geometry 14. Ch 12: Areas Related to
Circles 15. Ch 13: Surface Areas and
Volumes |
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