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CBSE Class 10 Maths scheme of work 2026-27

A complete plan for CBSE Class 10 Maths: 47 weeks, 146 lessons, with a quick check most weeks and a test at the end of each unit. Here is the whole plan at a glance and one lesson in full.

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FA = a short formative check in that week; SA = an end-of-unit test.

47 weeks · 146 lessons · 7 unit tests (SA)

WeekLessonsChecks
Chapter 1 · Real Numbers
1Real Numbers 1: Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic · Real Numbers 2: HCF and LCM by prime factorisation · Real Numbers 3: HCF × LCM = product of two numbers; word problems · Real Numbers 4: Proving √2, √3 and √5 irrational
Chapter 1 → 2
2Real Numbers 5: Irrationality of sums and products such as 3 + 2√5 · Polynomials 1: Zeroes of a polynomial · Polynomials 2: Geometrical meaning of the zeroes · Polynomials 3: Relationship between zeroes and coefficients
Chapter 2 → 3
3Polynomials 4: Forming a quadratic polynomial from its zeroes · Polynomials 5: Expressions in α and β · Linear Equations 1: Graphical method of solution · Linear Equations 2: Consistency and number of solutions
Chapter 3 · Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables
4Linear Equations 3: Substitution method · Linear Equations 4: Elimination method · Linear Equations 5: Conditions on the coefficients for one, none or infinitely many solutions · Linear Equations 6: Situational problems (ages, digits, fractions)
Chapter 3 → 4
5Linear Equations 7: Situational problems (speed, money, geometry) · Review and checkpoint: Chapters 1–3 · Quadratic Equations 1: Standard form; checking whether a number is a root · Quadratic Equations 2: Solving by factorisation
Chapter 4 · Quadratic Equations
6Quadratic Equations 3: The quadratic formula · Quadratic Equations 4: Discriminant and nature of roots · Quadratic Equations 5: Finding k for equal or real roots · Quadratic Equations 6: Situational problems
Summer vacation
7Summer vacation: no lessons. Holiday practice on Chapters 1–4 (Route to 95 steps 1–2)
8Summer vacation: no lessons. Holiday practice on Chapters 1–4 (Route to 95 steps 1–2)
9Summer vacation: no lessons. Holiday practice on Chapters 1–4 (Route to 95 steps 1–2)
10Summer vacation: no lessons. Holiday practice on Chapters 1–4 (Route to 95 steps 1–2)
11Summer vacation: no lessons. Holiday practice on Chapters 1–4 (Route to 95 steps 1–2)
12Summer vacation: no lessons. Holiday practice on Chapters 1–4 (Route to 95 steps 1–2)
Chapter 4 → 5
13Quadratic Equations 7: Mixed practice after the break · Arithmetic Progressions 1: Sequences and the common difference · Arithmetic Progressions 2: The nth term · Arithmetic Progressions 3: nth term problems (which term, term from the end)
School exams
14Periodic Test 1 (school window: Chapters 1–4) · Test feedback: go over the paper and redo lost marksPT1
Chapter 5 · Arithmetic Progressions
15Arithmetic Progressions 4: Sum of the first n terms · Arithmetic Progressions 5: Using the sum to find n, a or d · Arithmetic Progressions 6: Situational problems · Review and checkpoint: Algebra (Chapters 2–5)
Chapter 6 · Triangles
16Triangles 1: Similar figures · Triangles 2: Basic Proportionality Theorem · Triangles 3: Converse of the BPT and its use · Triangles 4: AAA and AA similarity
Chapter 6 → 7
17Triangles 5: SSS and SAS similarity · Triangles 6: Similarity problems (shadows, heights, ladders) · Triangles 7: Proofs using similarity · Coordinate Geometry 1: Distance formula
Chapter 7 · Coordinate Geometry
18Coordinate Geometry 2: Distance formula problems (collinearity, types of triangles and quadrilaterals) · Coordinate Geometry 3: Section formula · Coordinate Geometry 4: Mid-point and points of trisection · Coordinate Geometry 5: The ratio in which a point divides a segment
Chapter 7 → 8
19Coordinate Geometry 6: Vertices of parallelograms and triangles · Trigonometry 1: Trigonometric ratios · Trigonometry 2: All ratios from one given ratio · Trigonometry 3: Ratios of 0°, 30°, 45°, 60° and 90°
Chapter 8 · Introduction to Trigonometry
20Trigonometry 4: Evaluating expressions with standard angles · Trigonometry 5: The identity sin²A + cos²A = 1 and its two other forms · Trigonometry 6: Proving identities · Trigonometry 7: Harder identities
Chapter 9 · Some Applications of Trigonometry
21Applications of Trigonometry 1: Angle of elevation · Applications of Trigonometry 2: Angle of depression · Applications of Trigonometry 3: Two-triangle problems · Applications of Trigonometry 4: Mixed heights and distances
Chapter 10 · Circles
22Circles 1: Tangent to a circle; the number of tangents from a point · Circles 2: The tangent is perpendicular to the radius · Circles 3: Tangents from an external point are equal · Circles 4: Length of a tangent
23Circles 5: Quadrilaterals and triangles circumscribing a circle · Circles 6: Proofs with tangents · Review and checkpoint: Chapters 6–10 · Half-yearly revision 1: Algebra (Chapters 2–5)
Half-yearly revision
24Half-yearly revision 2: Triangles and coordinate geometry (Chapters 6–7) · Half-yearly revision 3: Trigonometry (Chapters 8–9) · Half-yearly revision 4: Circles (Chapter 10) · Half-yearly revision 5: One timed section of a sample paper
School exams
25Half-yearly exam (school window)HY
26Half-yearly exam (school window, continued) · Exam feedback: go over the paper and redo lost marks
Chapter 11 · Areas Related to Circles
27Areas Related to Circles 1: Length of an arc · Areas Related to Circles 2: Area of a sector · Areas Related to Circles 3: Area of a segment (60° and 90° sectors) · Areas Related to Circles 4: Combined figures
Chapter 12 · Surface Areas and Volumes
28Surface Areas and Volumes 1: Review of cuboid, cylinder, cone and sphere · Surface Areas and Volumes 2: Surface area of combined solids · Surface Areas and Volumes 3: Surface area problems (tents, toys, capsules) · Surface Areas and Volumes 4: Volume of combined solids
Chapter 12 → 13
29Surface Areas and Volumes 5: Volume problems · Statistics 1: Mean of grouped data (direct method) · Statistics 2: Assumed-mean and step-deviation methods · Statistics 3: Mean with a missing frequency
Chapter 13 · Statistics
30Statistics 4: Mode of grouped data · Statistics 5: Median of grouped data · Statistics 6: Median with missing frequencies · Statistics 7: The empirical relationship between mean, median and mode
Chapter 14 · Probability
31Probability 1: Theoretical probability of simple events · Probability 2: Complementary events; 0 ≤ P(E) ≤ 1 · Probability 3: Coins and dice · Probability 4: Playing cards and mixed problems
School exams
32Periodic Test 2 (school window) · Test feedback: go over the paper and redo lost marksPT2
Revision
33Revision 1: Case-study questions (Section E) · Revision 2: Algebra long answers (Section D) · Revision 3: Geometry proofs (Chapters 6 and 10) · Revision 4: Mensuration and statistics (Chapters 11–13)
Internal assessment
34Internal assessment window: the school's 20 internal-assessment marks (dates and tasks set by the school) · Revision 5: MCQ and assertion–reason technique (Section A)IA
Revision
35Revision 6: Full sample paper 1 (3 hours, no calculator) · Revision 7: Mark sample paper 1 and redo every lost mark · Revision 8: Trigonometry and heights and distances · Revision 9: Coordinate geometry and probability
School exams
36Pre-board exam 1 (school window)PB1
37Pre-board exam 1 (school window, continued) · Pre-board feedback: list lost marks by chapter
Revision
38Revision 10: Fix pre-board 1 errors, Algebra · Revision 11: Fix pre-board 1 errors, Geometry and trigonometry · Revision 12: Fix pre-board 1 errors, Mensuration, statistics and probability · Revision 13: Full sample paper 2 (timed)
39Revision 14: Mark sample paper 2 and redo lost marks · Revision 15: Section B and C short answers · Revision 16: Section D long answers · Revision 17: Section E case studies
School exams
40Pre-board exam 2 (school window)PB2
41Pre-board exam 2 (school window, continued) · Pre-board feedback: list lost marks by chapter
Revision
42Revision 18: Fix pre-board 2 errors · Revision 19: Full sample paper 3 (timed) · Revision 20: Mark sample paper 3 and redo lost marks · Revision 21: Formula and theorem recall (all chapters)
43Revision 22: Full sample paper 4 (timed) · Revision 23: Mark sample paper 4 and redo lost marks · Revision 24: Algebra and coordinate geometry · Revision 25: Geometry, trigonometry and mensuration
44Revision 26: Full sample paper 5 (timed) · Revision 27: Mark sample paper 5 and redo lost marks · Revision 28: Statistics and probability · Revision 29: Common mistakes by chapter
45Revision 30: Full sample paper 6 (timed) · Revision 31: Mark sample paper 6 and redo lost marks · Revision 32: Weakest chapter, steps 1–3 · Revision 33: Exam technique: timing, internal choices, presentation
Final revision
46Final revision 1: Formula sheet and theorem statements · Final revision 2: Light mixed practice · Study leave before the board exam (as the school decides)
Board exams
47Board exam (main exam, compulsory; dates from CBSE's date sheet) · Optional second board exam in May: for students improving their score (redo the February paper, fix lost marks by chapter, timed papers)BE

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