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CBSE Class 11 and 12 · beyond the board exam

JEE and CUET maths for CBSE students

Your CBSE chapters already cover most of the maths in JEE Main, JEE Advanced and CUET (UG). This section shows which chapters each exam uses, gives you original practice in each exam's style, and a plan for preparing without losing board marks.

  • 13 chapter sets
  • 178 original questions (89 free)
  • 4 timed sets
  • No calculator

Choose your exam

Practise chapter by chapter

Each set groups the CBSE chapters an exam tests together. Tap an option to check it; every question has a worked solution.

Timed sets

Sit a whole set against the clock, then see your score and every solution.

Guides

Questions students ask

Is NCERT enough for JEE Main maths?

NCERT Class 11 and 12 cover nearly every chapter in recent JEE Main maths syllabuses, so it is the right place to learn the ideas. JEE questions are faster and mix two or three ideas, so add timed practice in the JEE style once a chapter is secure. Our chapter map shows which chapters each exam lists.

Which chapters matter for CUET maths?

The CUET Mathematics syllabus document lists Class 12 topics: relations and functions, inverse trigonometric functions, matrices and determinants, calculus, vectors and 3D geometry, linear programming and probability. Class 11 chapters are background. Check the current syllabus on NTA's CUET site.

Are these official JEE or CUET papers?

No. Every question is our own, written in the style of each exam. For real past papers, use the official NTA and JEE (Advanced) sites, linked from each exam page.

What is free and what needs CBSE Essentials?

The guides, the chapter map, three questions in every chapter set and one timed set for each exam are free. CBSE Essentials (or the free trial) adds the other three questions in each set and the second timed set for each exam.

Can I prepare for JEE without hurting my board marks?

Yes, if you plan for it: the same chapters serve both. Our Boards + JEE plan splits the year so board answer-writing gets its own weeks before the board exams.

CBSE Math Revision is independent and not affiliated with NTA, the IITs or CBSE. Exam details marked to confirm are from the exam bodies' published documents but have not yet been re-checked against the current edition: always follow the official information bulletin.