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CBSE Class 11 · Mathematics (041)

CBSE Class 11 Maths revision, chapter by chapter

Revision notes, original board-style questions with the step marks shown, and a four-step Route to 95 for every chapter.

  • 14 of 14 chapters ready
  • 498 questions, each solved a second time to check it
  • School annual exam: 80 marks theory + 20 internal assessment

Every Class 11 formula on one page: CBSE Class 11 Maths formula sheet (free PDF) · Three questions a day: CBSE Class 11 Maths Question of the Day

Class 11 formulas, one page each with the CBSE chapter, worked examples and the common mistakes: Binomial expansion · Derivative of sin x · Geometric sequence · nCr formula · Power rule · Trig identities · Equation of a straight line · all formulas A–Z

Chapters

In the order of the NCERT Mathematics, Textbook for Class XI. Every chapter has notes, practice by step, four checkpoints and the places marks are usually lost. Each card counts its questions by marks (as in sections A to E of the paper) and by difficulty, from 1 (easy) to 4 (HOTS).

Chapter 1 · Sets and FunctionsSets40 questions · 4 route steps · about 10 hoursCovers: Sets and their representations; Kinds of sets; Subsets and intervals; Operations and Venn diagrams; Complement1 mark: 15 · 2 marks: 11 · 3 marks: 10 · 4 marks: 2 · 5 marks: 2Difficulty 1: 10 · 2: 19 · 3: 8 · 4: 3Chapter 2 · Sets and FunctionsRelations and Functions41 questions · 4 route steps · about 12 hoursCovers: Ordered pairs and Cartesian products; Relations; Functions; Real functions: domain and range; Algebra of real functions1 mark: 15 · 2 marks: 12 · 3 marks: 10 · 4 marks: 2 · 5 marks: 2Difficulty 1: 9 · 2: 22 · 3: 7 · 4: 3Chapter 3 · Sets and FunctionsTrigonometric Functions40 questions · 4 route steps · about 18 hoursCovers: Angles in degrees and radians; Trigonometric functions of any angle; Domains, ranges and graphs; Compound angles; Multiple angles and sum-to-product1 mark: 16 · 2 marks: 10 · 3 marks: 10 · 4 marks: 2 · 5 marks: 2Difficulty 1: 10 · 2: 18 · 3: 9 · 4: 3Chapter 4 · AlgebraComplex Numbers and Quadratic Equations40 questions · 4 route steps · about 9 hoursCovers: The number i; Complex numbers; Algebra of complex numbers; Modulus and conjugate; The Argand plane1 mark: 16 · 2 marks: 11 · 3 marks: 9 · 4 marks: 2 · 5 marks: 2Difficulty 1: 10 · 2: 20 · 3: 7 · 4: 3Chapter 5 · AlgebraLinear Inequalities32 questions · 4 route steps · about 6 hoursCovers: Inequalities; Rules for solving; The number line; Systems and double inequalities; Word problems1 mark: 10 · 2 marks: 7 · 3 marks: 11 · 4 marks: 2 · 5 marks: 2Difficulty 1: 6 · 2: 15 · 3: 8 · 4: 3Chapter 6 · AlgebraPermutations and Combinations32 questions · 4 route steps · about 12 hoursCovers: Fundamental principle of counting; Factorial; Permutations (order matters); Combinations (order does not matter); Choosing the method1 mark: 11 · 2 marks: 9 · 3 marks: 8 · 4 marks: 2 · 5 marks: 2Difficulty 1: 8 · 2: 14 · 3: 7 · 4: 3Chapter 7 · AlgebraBinomial Theorem32 questions · 4 route steps · about 7 hoursCovers: Pascal's triangle; The binomial theorem; Special cases; Applications1 mark: 10 · 2 marks: 9 · 3 marks: 9 · 4 marks: 2 · 5 marks: 2Difficulty 1: 6 · 2: 14 · 3: 9 · 4: 3Chapter 8 · AlgebraSequences and Series32 questions · 4 route steps · about 10 hoursCovers: Sequences and series; Arithmetic mean; Geometric progressions; Infinite GP; Geometric mean and AM ≥ GM1 mark: 9 · 2 marks: 9 · 3 marks: 10 · 4 marks: 2 · 5 marks: 2Difficulty 1: 6 · 2: 15 · 3: 8 · 4: 3Chapter 9 · Coordinate GeometryStraight Lines32 questions · 4 route steps · about 11 hoursCovers: Slope; Angle between two lines; Forms of the equation of a line; Distances1 mark: 8 · 2 marks: 10 · 3 marks: 10 · 4 marks: 2 · 5 marks: 2Difficulty 1: 4 · 2: 17 · 3: 8 · 4: 3Chapter 10 · Coordinate GeometryConic Sections32 questions · 4 route steps · about 12 hoursCovers: Sections of a cone; Circle; Parabola; Ellipse; Hyperbola1 mark: 9 · 2 marks: 10 · 3 marks: 9 · 4 marks: 2 · 5 marks: 2Difficulty 1: 5 · 2: 15 · 3: 9 · 4: 3Chapter 11 · Coordinate GeometryIntroduction to Three Dimensional Geometry32 questions · 4 route steps · about 5 hoursCovers: Axes, planes and octants; Coordinates of a point; Distance between two points; Using the distance formula1 mark: 12 · 2 marks: 8 · 3 marks: 8 · 4 marks: 2 · 5 marks: 2Difficulty 1: 7 · 2: 16 · 3: 6 · 4: 3Chapter 12 · CalculusLimits and Derivatives40 questions · 4 route steps · about 16 hoursCovers: Limits; Polynomial and rational functions; Trigonometric limits; The derivative; Rules and standard derivatives1 mark: 14 · 2 marks: 11 · 3 marks: 11 · 4 marks: 2 · 5 marks: 2Difficulty 1: 8 · 2: 18 · 3: 11 · 4: 3Chapter 13 · Statistics and ProbabilityStatistics33 questions · 4 route steps · about 9 hoursCovers: Dispersion and range; Mean deviation; Variance and standard deviation; Comparing spread1 mark: 12 · 2 marks: 8 · 3 marks: 8 · 4 marks: 3 · 5 marks: 2Difficulty 1: 6 · 2: 17 · 3: 7 · 4: 3Chapter 14 · Statistics and ProbabilityProbability40 questions · 4 route steps · about 9 hoursCovers: Random experiments and sample spaces; Events; Axiomatic probability; Rules; Counting with combinations1 mark: 12 · 2 marks: 11 · 3 marks: 12 · 4 marks: 2 · 5 marks: 3Difficulty 1: 6 · 2: 22 · 3: 9 · 4: 3

Each chapter on one page: Class 11 knowledge organisers (key facts, formulas, mistakes to avoid). Where you stand: Class 11 baseline test.

Where the 80 marks come from

CBSE publishes marks by unit, not by chapter (CBSE curriculum 2026-27). The other 20 marks are internal assessment. Your school sets the paper, so check the latest CBSE curriculum document on cbseacademic.nic.in and your school's own exam plan.

Every topic in every chapter, to tick off as you go: CBSE Class 11 Maths syllabus 2026-27 checklist (printable).

How each chapter works

Step 1

Secure the basics

One-mark questions: multiple choice and assertion–reason.

Step 2

Exam standard

Two- and three-mark questions, set out the way the board pattern marks them.

Step 3

Full marks on long answers

Five-mark answers and case studies, written so no step mark slips.

Step 4

95+ stretch

The harder items that separate 95 from 90.

Each step ends in a 3 to 4 question checkpoint. Pass at 80% to move on; results are saved to your Route to 95 and to a linked parent's dashboard.

Also sitting JEE or CUET? See JEE and CUET maths for CBSE students: which chapters each exam uses, and practice in each exam's style.

Beyond the syllabus: the maths olympiad route (IOQM to IMO) with original IOQM-level practice sets, and competition-style problems for Class 11.

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The revision notes for every chapter, the important questions on each chapter page (half with their worked answers open), and our sample papers.

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A free account (no card) adds 5 more practice questions on every chapter with instant feedback, full worked answers on free questions, and marking schemes for our sample papers. Every question in the chapter banks with its marking scheme is part of CBSE Pro.