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CBSE Class 10 Course consists of six subjects – Science, Maths, History, Political Science, Economics, Geography. Course available in Pendrive, DVD, SDCard, Computer, Tablet & android Mobile. CBSE 10 course has 59 chapters covered in 389 & each consists of chapter based and topic based quiz for assessment. Course duration is 39 hours.

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Animal Nervous System

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Science

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01 Chemical Reactions and Equations

1.1 Chemical Reaction

1.2 Chemical Equations

1.3 Types of Chemical reactions (Part 1 of 3)

1.4 Types of Chemical reactions (Part 2 of 3)

1.5 Types of Chemical reactions (Part 3 of 3)

02 Acids Bases and Salts

2.1 Introduction

2.2 Chemical properties of Acids and Bases

2.3 Common properties of all acids and all bases

2.4 Strength of acid and base

2.5 Importance of pH in everyday life

2.6 Salts

2.7 Common salt and its uses

03 Metals and Non-Metals

3.1 Physical properties of metals and non-metals

3.2 Chemical properties of metals part 1

3.3 Chemical properties of metals part 2

3.4 Chemical properties of metals part 3

3.5 Reaction of metal and nonmetal

3.6 Occurance of Metals

3.7 Corrosion

04 Carbon and its Compounds

4.1 Carbon and its Compounds - Bonding in Carbon

4.2 Versatile nature of Carbon

4.3 Chemical properties of Carbon compounds

4.4 Some important carbon compounds

05 Periodic Classification of Elements

5.1 Periodic Classification of Elements

5.2 Mendeleev's Peroidic Table

5.3 Modern Periodic Table

06 Life Processes

6.1 Introduction to Life Processes

6.2 Nutrition : Autotrophic

6.3 Nutrition : Heterotrophic

6.4 Nutrition in Human Being

6.5 Respiration

6.6 Respiration in Animals

6.7 Transportation in Human Being

6.8 Transportation in Plants

6.9 Excretion

07 Control and Coordination

7.1 Animal Nervous System - Part1

7.2 Animal Nervous System - Part 2

7.3 Coordination in Plants

7.4 Hormones in Animals

08 How do Organisms Reproduce?

8.1 Reproduction

8.2 Asexual Mode of Reproduction

8.3 Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants

8.4 Sexual Reproduction in Human

8.5 Reproductive Health

09 Heredity and Evolution

9.1 Introduction

9.2 Heredity

9.3 Mechanism of Heridity

9.4 Sex Determination

9.5 Evolution

9.6 Speciation

9.7 Evolution and Classification

9.8 Tracing Evolutionary Characteristics

9.9 Can we equate 'Evolution' with 'Progress'

10 Light - Reflection and Refraction

10.1 Reflection of Light

10.2 Spherical Mirrors

10.3 Guide to Image formation in spherical mirrors

10.4 Image formation by concave mirror

10.5 New Cartesian Sign Convention, Mirror formula and Magnification

10.6 Refraction of Light

10.7 Refraction of light - Laws of Refraction

10.8 Refraction By Spherical Lenses

10.9 Image formation by Lenses

10.10 Lens formula, Magnification and Power of Lens

11 Human Eye and Colourful world

11.1 The Human Eye

11.2 Defects of Vision and their Correction

11.3 Refraction of light through a glass prism

11.4 Atmospheric Refraction

11.5 Scattering of Light

12 Electricity

12.1 Electricity

12.2 Electricity - Circuit Diagram and Ohm's Law

12.3 Resistance

12.4 Resistors in Series

12.5 Resistors in Parallel

12.6 Heating Effect of Electric Current

13 Magnetic effects of electric current

13.1 Magnetic Effect of Electric Current

13.2 Magnetic Field due to Current-Carrying Straight Conductor

13.3 Magnetic Field due to a Current through a Circular Loop

13.4 Force On A Current-Carrying Conductor by the Magnetic Field

13.5 Electric Motor

13.6 Electromagnetic Induction

13.7 Electric Generator

13.8 Domestic Electric Circuits

14 Sources of Energy

14.1 Sources of Energy

14.2 Conventional Sources of Energy -1

14.3 Conventional Sources of Energy - 2

14.4 Improvements in conventional energy sources : Bio-Mass

14.5 Improvements in conventional energy sources : Wind Energy

14.6 Alternative or Non-Conventional Sources of Energy: Solar Energy

14.7 Non-Conventional Sources of energy: Energy from Sea

14.8 Geothermal Energy and Nuclear Energy

14.9 Environmental Consequences

15 Our Environment

15.1 Our Environment

15.2 Ecosystem and Its Components

15.3 Food Chains and Webs

15.4 Effects of Our Activities on Environment

16 Management of Natural Resources

16.1 Management of Natural Resources

16.2 Forests and Wild Life: Stakeholders

16.3 Sustainable Management of Forests

16.4 Water for all

16.5 Management of Coal and Petroleum

History

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01 The Rise of Nationalism in Europe

1.1 Rise of Nationalism in Europe

1.2 French revolution and idea of nation

1.3 The Making of Nationalism in Europe (Part 1 of 2)

1.4 The Making of Nationalism in Europe (Part 2 of 2)

1.5 The Age of Revolutions: 1830-1848 (Part 1 of 2)

1.6 - Revolution of Liberals

1.7 The Making of Germany and Italy

1.8 - The strange case of Britain

1.9 Visualising the Nation

1.10 Nationalism and Imperialism

02 The Nationalist Movement in Indo-China

2.11 The Ho Chi Minh Trail

2.12 The Nation and Its Heroes-1

2.13 The Nation and Its Heroes-2

2.14 End of the War

2.1 The Nationalist Movement in Indo-China

2.2 Emerging From the Shadow of China

2.3 French thoughts about Colonies

2.4 The Dilemma of Colonial Education

2.5 The Dilemma of Colonial Education - 2

2.6 Hygiene, Disease and Everyday Resistance

2.7 Religion and Anti-Colonialism

2.8 The Vision of Modernisation

2.9 The Communist Movement and Vietnamese Nationalism

2.10 The Entry of US into the War

03 Nationalism in India

3.1 Nationalism in India

3.2 The Idea of Satyagraha

3.3 Khilafat and Non-Cooperation

3.4 Differing Strands within the movement

3.5 Towards Civil Disobedience

3.6 The Salt March and The Civil Disobedience Movement

3.7 How Participants Saw the Movement - 1

3.8 How Participants Saw the Movement - 2

3.9 The Limits of Civil Disobedience

3.10 The Sense of Collective Belonging

04 The Making of a Global World

4.1 The Premodern World - 1

4.2 The Premodern World - 2

4.3 The Nineteenth Century (1815 - 1914)

4.4 The Nineteenth Century - 2

4.5 The Nineteenth Century - 3

4.6 The Nineteenth Century - 4

4.7 The Nineteenth Century - 5

4.8 The Inter-war Economy - 1

4.9 The Inter-war Economy - 2

4.10 The Inter-war Economy - 3

4.11 The Inter-war Economy - 4

4.12 The Inter-war Economy - 5

4.13 Rebuilding a world economy: The Post-war Era -1

4.14 Rebuilding a world economy: The Post-war Era -2

4.15 Rebuilding a world economy: The Post-war Era -3

05 The Age of Industrialization

5.1 Age of Industrialisation

5.2 Before the Industrial Revolution - 1

5.3 Before the Industrial Revolution - 2

5.4 Hand Labour and Steam Power - 1

5.5 Hand Labour and Steam Power - 2

5.6 Industrialisation in the Colonies - 1

5.7 Industrialisation in the Colonies - 2

5.8 Industrialisation in the Colonies - 3

5.9 Factories Come Up - 1

5.10 Factories Come Up - 2

5.11 The Peculiarities of Industrial Growth - 1

5.12 The Peculiarities of Industrial Growth - 2

5.13 Market for Goods

06 Work Life and Leisure

6.1 Cities in the Contemporary World

6.2 Characteristics of the City - 1

6.3 Characteristics of the City - 2

6.4 Characteristics of the City - 3

6.5 Characteristics of the City - 4

6.6 Social Change in the City - 1

6.7 Politics in the City

6.8 The City in Colonial India - 1

6.9 The City in Colonial India - 2

6.10 The City in Colonial India - 3

6.11 Cities and the Challenge of the Environment

07 Print Culture and the Modern World

7.1 Print Culture and the Modern World

7.2 Print Comes to Europe

7.3 Gutenberg and the Printing Press

7.4 The Print Revolution and Its Impact

7.5 Religious Debates and the Fear of Print

7.6 The Reading Mania - 1

7.7 The Reading Mania - 2

7.8 The Nineteenth Century

7.9 India and the world of Print

7.10 Religious Reform and Public Debate

7.11 New Forms of Publication

7.12 New Forms of Publication - 2

7.13 New Forms of Publication - 3

7.14 Print and Censorship

08 Novels Society and History

8.1 The Rise of the Novel - 1

8.2 The Rise of the Novel - 2

8.3 The Rise of the Novel - 3

8.4 The Rise of the Novel - 4

8.5 The Rise of the Novel - 5

8.6 The Rise of the Novel - 6

8.7 The Novel Comes to India - 1

8.8 The Novel Comes to India - 2

8.9 The Novel Comes to India - 3

8.10 Novels in The Colonial World

8.11 Novels in the Colonial World – 2

8.12 Women and the Novel -1

8.13 Women and the Novel - 2

8.14 Women and the Novel - 3

8.15 The Nation and its History - 1

8.16 The Nation and its History - 2

Geography

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01 Resources and Development

1.1 Resources and its classification

1.2 Types of Resources

1.3 Development of Resources

1.4 Sustainable development

1.5 Land Resources

1.6 Soil as a Resource

1.7 Soil Erosion and Conservation

02 Forest and Wildlife Resources

2.1 Flora and Fauna in India

2.2 Factors responsible for depletion of Flora and Fauna

2.3 Conservation of forest & wildlife in India

2.4 Project Tiger

2.5 Types and Distribution of Forest and Wildlife Resources

2.6 Community and Conservation

03 Water Resources

3.1 Water Resources

3.2 Water Scarcity and Need for water conservation and management

3.3 Multipurpose river project

3.4 Rainwater Harvesting

04 Agriculture

4.1 Types of Farming

4.2 Cropping Pattern

4.3 Major Crops in India

4.4 Food Crops other than Grains

4.5 Non-Food Crops

4.6 Technological and Institutional Reforms

4.7 Contribution of Agriculture to National Economy, Employment and Output

4.8 Food Security

4.9 Impact of Globalisation on Agriculture

05 Minerals and Energy Resources

5.1 Mineral And Energy Resources

5.2 Mode of Occurrence of Minerals

5.3 Metallic Minerals : Ferrous Minerals

5.4 Metallic Minerals: Non-Ferrous Minerals

5.5 Non-Metallic Minerals

5.6 Conservation of Minerals

5.7 Energy Resources: Conventional Sources of Energy

5.8 Energy Resources: Conventional Sources of Energy

5.9 Non-Conventional Sources of Energy

06 Manufacturing Industries

6.1 Importance of Manufacturing

6.2 Industrialisation in India

6.3 Classification of Industries

6.4 Agro Based Industries

6.5 Textile Industry : Cotton Textiles

6.6 Textile Industry: Jute Textiles

6.7 Sugar Industry

6.8 Mineral Based Industries : Iron and Steel Industry

6.9 Mineral Based Industries : Aluminium Smelting

6.10 Chemical Industries

6.11 Cement Industry

6.12 Automobile, IT and Electronic Industry

6.13 Industrial Pollution and Environmental Degradation

6.14 Control of Environmental Degradation

07 Life Lines of National Economy

7.1 Lifelines of National Economy

7.2 Transportation by Roadways

7.3 Classification of Roadways

7.4 Transportation by Railways

7.5 Transportation by Pipelines

7.6 Transportation by Waterways

7.7 Transportation by Airways

7.8 Transportation by Communication

7.9 International Trade

Mathematics

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01 Real Numbers

1.1 Euclid division lemma

1.2 Euclid division Algorithm

1.3 The Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic

1.4 Theorem: If p divides a2, then p divides a ; Theorem: root 2 is irrational

1.5 Revisiting rational numbers and their decimal expansion & theorem 1.5

1.6 Theorem 1.7 (Non-terminating decimal expansion)

02 Polynomials

2.1 Introduction

2.2 Geometric meaning of zeros of a polynomial

2.3 Division algorithm for Polynomials

03 Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables

3.1 Introduction

3.2 Graphical Method of solving a pair of linear equations

3.3. Algebric Method of solving a pair of linear equations : substitution method

3.4 Algebric Method of solving a pair of linear equations 2. Ellimination method

3.5 Algebric Method of solving a pair of linear equations 3. Cross Multiplication method

3.6 Equations reducible to pair of linear equations in two variables

04 Quadratic Equations

4.1 Quadratic Equations

4.2 Solution by factorisation

4.3 Solution by completing the square

4.4 Nature of Roots

05 Arithmetic Progressions

5.1 Arithmetic Progressions

5.2 nth Term of an AP

5.3 Sum of First n Terms of an AP

06 Triangles

6.9 Pythagoras Theorem

6.10 Converse of Pythagoras Theorem

6.11 Examples on Criteria for Similarity of Triangles

6.12 Example on Areas of Similar Triangles

6.13 - Example on theorems

6.14 Example on Converse of Pythagoras Theorem

6.1 Similar Figures

6.2 Similarity of Triangles

6.3 Theorem 6.2 : Converse of BPT

6.4 Criteria for Similarity of Triangles

6.5 - SSS (Side–Side– Side) similarity criterion for two triangles

6.6 - SAS (Side–Angle– Side) similarity criterion for two triangles

6.7 Areas of Similar Triangles

6.8 Theorem 6.7

07 Coordinate Geometry

7.1 - Coordinate Geometry

7.2 - Distance Formula

7.3 - Section Formula

7.4 - Section Formula for midpoint

7.5 Area of a Triangle

08 Introduction to Trigonometry

8.1 Introduction to Trigonometry

8.2 Trigonometric Ratios

8.3 Important observations of trigonometric Identities

8.4 Trigonometric Ratios of Some Specific Angles

8.5 Trigonometric ratios of 30°and 60°

8.6 Trigonometric Ratios of 0° and 90°

8.7 Trigonometric Ratios of Complementary Angles

8.8 Trigonometric Identities

09 Some Applications of Trigonometry

9.1 Some applications of Trigonometry

10 Circles

10.1 Circles

10.2 Tangent to the circle

10.3 Number of Tangents from a Point on a Circle

10.4 Tangents from External points are equal

11 Constructions

11.1 Division of a Line Segment

11.2 Division of a Line Segment: Alternate Method

11.3 Construction of Similar Triangle - 1

11.4 Construction of Similar Triangle - 2

11.5 Construction of tangent to the Circle

12 Areas Related to Circles

12.1 Areas related to Circles

12.2 Areas of Sector and Segment of Circle

12.3 Areas of Combination of Plane Figures

13 Surface Areas and Volumes

13.1 Surface Areas and Volumes

13.2 Surface area of combination of solid

13.3 Volume of Combination of Solids

13.4 Frustum of Cone

14 Statistics

14.1 Introduction to Statistics

14.2 Mean of Grouped Data - Direct Method

14.3 Mean of Grouped Data - Assumed Mean Method

14.4 Mean of Grouped Data - Step Deviation Method

14.5 Mode of Grouped data

14.6 Median of Grouped Data

14.7 Graphical Presentation of Cumulative Frequency Distribution -1

14.8 Graphical Presentation of Cumulative Frequency Distribution -2

15 Probability

15.1 Probability - 1

15.2 Probability - 2

Economics

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01 Development

1.1 Development

1.2 National Development

1.3 Public Facilities

02 Sectors of Indian Economy

2.1 Sectors of Indian Economy

2.2 Comparing the three sectors

2.3 Employment in India

2.4 Organized and unorganized sector

2.5 Private sector and Public Sector

03 Money and Credit

3.1 Money

3.2 Credit

3.3 Sources of Credit

04 Globalization and the Indian Economy

4.2 Foreign trade and integration of markets

4.3 Impact of Globalization in India

4.1 Globalization and the Indian economy

05 Consumer Rights

5.1 Need of Consumer Rights

5.2 Consumer Movement

5.3 Consumer Rights

Political Science

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01 Power Sharing

1.1 Power Sharing (Part 1 of 2)

1.2 Power Sharing (Part 2 of 2)

02 Federalism

2.1 Federalism ( Part 1 of 4)

2.2 Federalism ( Part 2 of 4)

2.3 Federalism ( Part 3 of 4)

2.4 Federalism (Part 4 of 4)

03 Democracy and Diversity

3.1 Democracy and Diversity (1 of 2)

3.2 Differences, similarities, divisions

04 Gender Religion and Caste

4.1 Gender and Politics

4.2 Gender and Politics : Indian Scenario

4.3 Women’s Political Representation

4.4 Religion, Communalism and Politics - 1

4.5 Religion, Communalism and Politics - 2

4.6 Caste Inequalities

4.7 Caste in Politics

4.8 Politics in Caste

05 Popular Struggles and Movements

5.1 Struggle for Democracy in Nepal

5.2 Bolivia’s Water War

5.3 Mobilisation and Organisations

5.4 Pressure Groups and Movements - 1

5.5 Pressure Groups and Movements - 2

06 Political Parties

6.1 Why do we need Political Parties?

6.2 How Many Parties should we have?

6.3 National Political Parties - 1

6.4 National Political Parties - 2

6.5 State Parties

6.6 Challenges to Political Parties

6.7 How Can Parties be reformed?

07 Outcomes of Democracy

7.1 Outcomes of Democracy - 1

7.2 Outcomes of Democracy - 2

7.3 Outcomes of Democracy - 3

08 Challenges to Democracy

8.1 Challenges to Democracy

8.2 Different Types of Challenges

8.3 Political Reforms

8.4 Redefining Democracy

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