28 chapters · Class 10 and Class 11

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Type a chapter name, a topic or a keyword. The library searches all 28 CBSE chapters in the Class 10 and Class 11 notes, including formulas such as “binomial”, “median” and “tangent”.

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Class 10 Maths

14 chapters

CBSE Class 10 Mathematics (Standard 041 / Basic 241). Each link opens the chapter inside the full Class 10 notes page.

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Class 11 Maths

14 chapters

CBSE Class 11 Mathematics (041). Each link opens the chapter inside the full Class 11 notes page.

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How this library is organised

The chapters follow the order of the NCERT textbook, because that is the order most schools teach in and the order the CBSE sample paper follows. Each chapter page contains four parts:

  • Concepts you must be able to explain — the ideas behind the chapter, in the words you would use in a viva or a case-study answer.
  • Formulas and rules — a table with the formula and the situation it applies to, so you are not guessing in the exam hall.
  • Common mistakes — the specific errors that cost marks, collected from the patterns examiners report year after year.
  • An exam tip — one concrete habit to use in the paper.

For a one-page revision view, use the formula sheets. For a printable copy of everything, open a notes page and press the print button.

A note on the syllabus

The chapter lists here match the rationalised CBSE syllabus for 2026-27: 14 chapters in Class 10 and 14 in Class 11. CBSE removed Constructions from Class 10 and Mathematical Reasoning from Class 11, so you will not find separate chapters for them. Always confirm the current syllabus on the official CBSE academic website before relying on any third-party list, including ours.

Class 11 and Ritik Sir: his Physics Wallah batches are for CBSE Classes 9 and 10. The Class 11 library is extra material this site publishes for students moving into senior secondary maths — it is not a transcript of his classes.