NCERT Class 10 Notes- Download Subject wise PDF Notes

Irshad AnwarUpdated on 01 May 2025, 04:03 PM IST

Class 10 notes are a significant stepping stone towards higher classes and competitive examinations. The NCERT chapters in CBSE Class 10 provide a foundation for the advanced concepts to be discussed in Classes 11 and 12. Thus, students need to have an excellent grasp of each subject so as to fortify their basic knowledge, which will prove vital while studying through NCERT Notes for class 11 and NCERT Notes for Class 12.

These Class 10 notes not just make students understand important topics and concepts in the most effective manner but also complement the learning experience as a whole. Presented straightforwardly and concisely, these CBSE notes are ideal for rapid revision and assist in memorising critical information with great ease. Having revision notes and NCERT Solutions handy can also go a long way in facilitating the study process and saving precious time while preparing for exams.

Subject-Wise CBSE Class 10 Notes

The NCERT Class 10 notes are revision notes or short notes written for the Class 10 chapters. Careers360 provides detailed Class 10 Notes PDF for Mathematics, and Science (Physics, Biology, Chemistry). CBSE Notes for Class 10 cover all important topics and concepts of each chapter with explanations, equations, and formulas. However, the derivations are not included in the notes for Class 10. Students can utilise anywhere Class 10 CBSE notes for revision of major concepts in a short period while preparing for the exam. The Class 10 notes can be downloaded, and the CBSE Class 10 notes PDF can be used offline. These CBSE notes for Class 10 are very helpful for your CBSE Board Exam preparation.

Assessment Structure:

Total Marks: 100
Theory: 70 marks

Practical Examination: 30 marks

Passing Criteria:

A student needs to secure a minimum of 33% in total, inclusive of:
Minimum of 23 out of 70 in the theory exam
At least 10 out of 30 in the practicals

Following are the links to the class 10 notes PDF download for all subjects:

NCERT Notes for Class 10 Mathematics

NCERT Notes for Class 10 Science

Subject-Wise Class 10 Revision Notes

Class 10 Maths notes include a total of 15 chapters. Class 10 Science notes contain 16 chapters. For better performance, students should refer to NCERT solutions and exemplars for Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics to practice problems. Along with NCERT Notes, students can take help from NCERT solutions to practice problems and CBSE Previous Year Papers for board exam preparation.

Students can also refer to:

Subject-wise NCERT Class 10 Solutions

NCERT Solutions for Class 10 Mathematics

NCERT Solutions for Class 10 Science

Benefits of NCERT Class 10 Notes

Notes for Class 10 can be used to make all concepts clear in minimal time.
CBSE notes help you solve your concept queries.
Class 10 notes PDF can be downloaded and used offline.
Notes are very helpful for board examinations and other competitive examinations.
Class 10 notes PDF make your foundation strong for further classes.
Students would find these NCERT notes for Class 10 understanding as they are written in simple language.
NCERT Class 10 Notes covers all chapters of PCMB.
Class 10 notes pdf can be used anywhere as they are handy.

Subject Wise CBSE Class 10 Exemplar Solutions

NCERT Exemplar Class 10 science solutions

NCERT Exemplar Class 10 maths solutions

CBSE Books and Syllabus for Class 10

NCERT Books for Class 10 Maths	NCERT Syllabus for Class 10 Maths
NCERT Books for Class 10 Science	NCERT Syllabus for Class 10 Science

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: What are the subjects covered in Class 10 NCERT notes?

The NCERT notes for Class 10 include 2 subjects namely Mathematics and Science.

Q: What are the features of NCERT Class 10 Notes?

The NCERT notes for Class 10 contain important details of each topic of NCERT and the required formulas without any NCERT derivations.

Q: Can NCERT notes give me a 90+ score in the CBSE board exam?

The NCERT notes alone are not satisfactory to obtain meritorious marks in the exam. NCERT notes for Class 10 are very useful for recalling major concepts and the formulas enumerated in the chapter. Along with NCERT notes one should practice NCERT questions and previous year papers to obtain a 90+ score in the CBSE Class 10 exam.

Q: Whether the NCERT Class 10 notes give solutions to the NCERT questions?

No, the NCERT notes do not solve any questions. It contains formulas and concepts. For solutions, students can refer to NCERT Solutions for Class 10.

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