CBSE declared the new syllabus for class:- 9th and 10th. The exam of 9th and 10th will held in two term. All about detail in descriptive way with syllabus pdf of Class:- 9th and 10th

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 Exam term of Class 

9th :-

Exam is divided into two terms. I term and II term. 

1st term:- 40 Marks + 10 Marks on Periodic test.
 
2nd nd term:- 40 Marks + 10 Marks on Periodic test.

1st term consist of MCQ only from between the chapter.We have to do this is OMR sheet or answersheet.

2nd term consist of discriptive question answer in which we have to give answer of given questions in answersheet. 

According to the government,we have to go to school and give exam in the front of Teacher.

Exam term of Class:- 

10th:-


Exam is divided into two terms. I term and II term. 
1st term:- 50 Marks
2nd nd term:- 50 Marks

1st term consist of MCQ only from between the chapter.We have to do this is OMR sheet and answersheet.

2nd term consist of discriptive question answer in which we have to give answer of given questions in answersheet. 

According to government, The 1st term will held in School and for 2nd term centre will go on different places.

All syllabus of Class 9th and 10th both in pdf:- 



Class 9th and 10th syllabus in one pdf of each subject:-


Maths:- Click here to download.


Social Studies/Science:- Click here to download.




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