Science Class 10

Science Class 10 is one paper but three very different subjects, so Jaanvi Academy gives each its own study guide: Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Each one starts from the foundations and builds to the Class 10 chapters, with notes, diagrams, solved questions and quizzes.

Use this page to choose a guide, and the sections below to see how the 80 marks are divided. The textbook for all three is the NCERT Class 10 Science book, and the guides are the best way to turn science class 10 notes into marks.

What is inside Science Class 10

Physics

Light, the human eye, electricity and magnetic effects, with numericals taught step by step. 192 practice questions.

Chemistry

Reactions and equations, acids, bases and salts, metals, and carbon compounds. 162 practice questions and a reaction bank.

Biology

Five chapters from Life Processes to Our Environment, with 11 original diagrams and 145 chapter questions.

Same method in all three

Notes, key terms, solved questions, quizzes and a closing checkpoint.

How the Science paper is divided

UnitMarks
Chemical Substances: Nature and Behaviour25
World of Living25
Natural Phenomena12
Effects of Current13
Natural Resources5

Together these make the 80-mark theory paper; internal assessment carries another 20 marks. Choose a guide: Physics, Chemistry or Biology.

How to use the Science Class 10 guides

  1. Start with the unit that carries the most marks for you, and the guide that matches it.
  2. Read the NCERT chapter, then the chapter in the guide, and learn the key terms.
  3. Draw every diagram from memory before checking it against the guide.
  4. Finish each chapter with its quiz, and review the explanation for every wrong answer.

Begin with the class 10 science notes from the guide that matches your weakest unit, take its class 10 science mcq quiz, and practise class 10 science important questions from the solved sets. Then compare your plan with the class 10 science syllabus 2026-27 table above.

Check the latest CBSE syllabus and sample papers on the CBSE 10th class exam page. This is an independent study resource, not affiliated with CBSE or NCERT.