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Batch Starting Date
Weekday Batch
02-April-2025
Weekend Batch
05-April-2025
Chapter Name |
No. of Classes |
Topics |
Chapter -1 Light |
Class - 1 |
Plane mirror, Laws of reflection, Characteristics of image formed by plane mirror, Spherical mirror, Important terms used in spherical mirrors, Standard rays for image formation by spherical mirror |
Class - 2 |
Image formation by spherical mirrors using ray diagrams and their uses, Sign convention for reflection by spherical mirrors, Mirror formula and magnification formula, Problem solving |
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Class - 3 |
Problem Solving, Refraction of light, Refractive index, Laws of Refraction, Refraction through a rectangular glass slab. |
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Class - 4 |
Spherical Lenses, Important terms used in spherical Lenses, Image formation by lenses and standard rays, Image formation by lenses using ray diagrams, Sign convention for spherical lenses |
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Class - 5 |
Lens formula and magnification formula for lenses, Power of combination, Problem Solving |
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Class - 6 |
Problem solving |
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Chapter -2 Human Eye and Colourful world |
Class - 1 |
The Human Eye and Components, Power of accommodation, Defects of vision and their corrections. |
Class - 2 |
Refraction of light through a prism , Refraction of light through a prism, dispersion of white light through a glass prism, Rainbow formation. |
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Class - 3 |
Atmospheric refraction (Twinkling of a stars, Advance sunrise and Delayed sunset), Scattering of light (Tyndall effect, Blue colour of clear sky, red colour of danger signal), Problem solving. |
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Chapter -3 Electricity |
Class - 1 |
Electric current and Electric circuit, Electric potential and potential difference, Circuit diagram |
Class - 2 |
Ohm's laws, Factors on which the resistance of a conductor depends, Resistance of a system of resistors (series grouping of resistors) |
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Class - 3 |
Parallel grouping of resistors, Problem solving, Practical applications of heating effect of electric current. |
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Class - 4 |
Electric power and commerical unit of electric energy, Problem solving. |
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Chapter - 4 Magnetic effect of electric currents |
Class - 1 |
Oersted's experiment and observations, Magnetic field and field lines, Magnetic field due to a current carrying conductor. |
Class - 2 |
Right hand thumb rule, Magnetic field due to current through a circular loop, Magnetic filed due to current in a solenoid. |
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Class - 3 |
Force on a current carrying conductor in a magnetic field and Fleming's left hand rule, Problem solving. |
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Class - 4 |
Domestic Electric circuits, Problem solving. |
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Chapter Name |
No. of Classses |
Topics |
Chapter-1 Chemical Reactions and Equations |
Class - 1 |
Types of changes [physical and Chemical changes] Chemical reactions and their characteristics • Change in State • Change in Colour • Evolution of Gas • Change in Temperature Balancing of Chemical Equations by Hit and Trial Method |
Class - 2 |
Types of Chemical Reactions Exothermic and Endothermic Reactions with Example Combination Reactions Decomposition Reactions Displacement Reactions (Reaction of Metal with other Metal Salts) |
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Class - 3 |
Double Displacement Reactions Oxidation, Reduction and Redox Reactions Corrosion and Rancidity |
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Class - 4 |
Problem Solving and Doubts Discussion |
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Chapter-2 Acids, Bases and Salts |
Class - 1 |
Indicators and their actions with Acids and Bases Arrhenius theory of Acids and Bases Reaction of Acids and Bases with Metals |
Class - 2 |
Reaction of Acids with metal Carbonates and Metal Bicarbonates Reaction of Acids and Bases with each other Reaction of Metallic Oxides with Acids Reaction of a non-metallic Oxides with Bases |
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Class - 3 |
Electrical conductivity of Acidic and Basic Solutions Mixing of Acid or Base to water Study of strength of Acids and Bases • Mathematical Study (pH) Practical Study (pH Paper) |
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Class - 4 |
pH in Everyday Life Salts and their pH Common Salt, Sodium Hydroxide [Properties and Preparation] |
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Class - 5 |
Properties and Preparation of: Bleaching Powder Baking Soda Washing Soda Blue Vitriol Plaster of Paris |
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Class - 6 |
Problem Solving and Doubts Discussion |
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Chapter-3 Metals and Non-Metals |
Class - 1 |
Elements and type of elements Physical properties of Metals and Non-Metals Chemical Properties of Metals 1. Reaction of Metal with Air |
Class - 2 |
2. Reaction of Metals with Acids 3. Reaction of Metals with Water 4. Reaction of Metals with Non-Metals |
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Class - 3 |
Properties of Ionic Compound Extraction of Metals 1. Concentration of Ores |
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Class - 4 |
2. Conversion of Ore to Metal Oxides 3. Reduction of Metal Oxides 4. Purification of Metals Corrosion and Methods to Prevention |
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Chapter-4 Carbon & Its Compounds |
Class - 1 |
Bonding in Carbon (Covalent bond) Lewis dot structure of H2, O2, N2, CH4, C2H6 Allotropes of Carbon |
Class - 2 |
Versatile Nature of Carbon Classification of Hydrocarbon (Alkane, Alkene, Alkyne, Cycloalkane) Introduction of Functional Group |
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Class - 3 |
Homologous Series Nomenclature of alkane, alkene, Alkyne, Haloalkane, Alcohol, Ketone, Aldehyde and Carboxylic Acid (Only basic examples of Functional Group) |
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Class - 4 |
Structural Isomerism in alkane Chemical Properties (Combustion, Oxidation, Addition, Substitution) |
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Class - 5 |
Ethanol Ethanoic Acid Soaps and Detergents |
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Class - 6 |
Problem Solving and Doubts Discussion |
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Class - 7 |
Extra Problem Solving |
Chapter |
Class |
Topics |
Linear Equations in two variable (5) |
Class- 1 |
1. Introduction and all Essential points, Graphical Approach. 2. Pair of linear equation in two variable including all three conditions. |
Class- 2 |
Solving of linear equation with substitution and elimination methods. |
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Class- 3 |
Word problems |
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Class- 4 |
Equation reducible to pair of linear equation, cross multiplication method. |
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Class- 5 |
Problem solving |
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Polynomials (3) |
Class- 1 |
1. Introduction of polynomial and all essential points. 2. Quadratic Polynomial and relation between zeros and its coefficients. |
Class- 2 |
1. Cubic Polynomial and relation between zeros and its coefficients (Basic level only). 2. Graph and number of zeros 3. Division of polynomials |
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Class- 3 |
Problem solving |
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Quadratic Equation (3+1) |
Class- 1 |
1. Introduction and all key points 2. Solving quadratic equation using factorisation, completion of square and direct formula methods. 3. Nature of roots (no real solution, real and unequal solution & real and equal solution). |
Class- 2 |
Equation reducible quadratic equations. |
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Class- 3 |
Miscellaneous problems and word problems. |
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Class- 4 |
Problem solving |
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Arithmetic Progression |
Class- 1 |
Introduction and finding of nth terms |
Class- 2 |
Sum of n terms |
(3+1) |
Class- 3 |
Miscellaneous problems, Properties of APs and Arithmetic Mean |
Class- 4 |
Problem solving. |
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Real numbers (2) |
Class- 1 |
1. LCM, HCF and Properties. 2. Fundamental theorem of Arithmetic, Theorem no. 1.2 from NCERT and proving of irrationals numbers. |
Class- 2 |
1. Revisiting rational number and their decimal expansions. 2. Euclid division lemma, Euclid division Algorithm. |
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Similar triangles (4) |
Class- 1 |
1. Introduction and all key points, triangles with same base and between same parallel line (Only Introduction) 2. Basic propotionality theorem |
Class- 2 |
Triangle similarity |
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Class- 3 |
Areas of similar triangle, Pythagoras theorem |
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Class- 4 |
1. Apollonius theorem, Acute & Obtuse Angle Theorem and Angle bisector theorem. 2. Incentre, centroid, circumcentre, orthocentre. |
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Trigonometry (3+1) |
Class- 1 |
1. Introduction and Explanation of Trigonometric Ratios 2. Trigonometric Ratios for Specific Angles |
Class- 2 |
Trigonometric Identities |
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Class- 3 |
Miscellaneous Problems |
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Class- 4 |
Problem solving. |
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Application of Trigonometry (2) |
Class- 1 |
1. Introduction and Key Concepts 2. Solving Basic Problems |
Class- 2 |
Problem Solving |
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Coordinate Geometry (4) |
Class- 1 |
Distance Formula |
Class- 2 |
Section Formula (internal division), Mid-point formula |
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Class- 3 |
Section Formula (External division), Area of triangle, Centroid and Incentre |
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Class- 4 |
Problem Solving |
Circles (3+1) |
Class- 1 |
1. Introduction to Circles and Essential Concepts 2. Tangents of Circles and Theorem 10.1 from NCERT |
Class- 2 |
1. Number of Tangents from a Point to a Circle 2. Theorem 10.2 from NCERT (with angle properties) |
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Class- 3 |
Alternate segment theorem, Secant of a triangle, All properties of secant, Concept related to two circles and common tangents. |
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Class- 4 |
Problem solving. |
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Area of Circle (2) |
Class- 1 |
1. Determining the Area of a Sector 2. Determining the Area of Segments |
Class- 2 |
Solving Additional Problems Related to Areas of Circles |
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Surface Area and Volume (3) |
Class- 1 |
1. Finding the Surface Area of Cuboids, Cubes, Cylinders, Cones, Spheres, and Hemispheres 2. Calculating the Surface Area of Combined Solids |
Class- 2 |
1. Determining the Volume of Cuboids, Cubes, Cylinders, Cones, Spheres, and Hemispheres 2. Calculating the Volume of Combined Solids |
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Class- 3 |
Problem solving. |
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Statistics (2) |
Class- 1 |
1. Introduction to Statistics and Key Concepts 2. Exploring the Direct Method, Assumed Mean Method and Step Deviation Method for Finding the Mean of Group Data |
Class- 2 |
Understanding Mode and Median for Group Data |
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Probability (2) |
Class- 1 |
1. Introduction to Probability and Fundamental Concepts (Events, Experiments) 2. Exploring Experimental and Theoretical Probability |
Class- 2 |
1. Calculating the Sum of Probabilities for All Elementary Events 2. Understanding the Probability of Complementary Events |
Chapter Name |
No. of Classes |
Topics |
Chapter -1 Life Processes |
Class - 1 |
Nutrition in Plants: Introduction, Types of Nutrients, Different Modes of Nutrition, Structure of Chloroplast, Photosynthesis, Nutrition in amoeba. |
Class - 2 |
Digestion in Animals: Ingestion, digestion, absorption, assimilation, egestion. Respiration in Plants and Animals: Aerobic and anaerobic respiration, Respiration in plants, respiration in different organisms, respiration in humans, structure of lungs. |
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Class - 3 |
Respiration in Plants and Animals: Transport of gases, mechanism of breathing, Transportation in Plants: Transportation, conduction of water through xylem, translocation of food through phloem. |
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Class - 4 |
Transportation in Animals: Circulation in humans, blood, coagulation of blood, blood group, Structure of heart, double circulation, Cardiac cycle, ECG. |
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Class - 5 |
Excretion in plants and animals: Excretion in plants, excretion in different organisms, Excretion in humans, excretory system, internal structure of kidney, structure of nephron, urine formation, hemodialysis. |
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Chapter -2 Control and Coordination |
Class - 1 |
Control and Coordination in Plants: Control and Coordination in Plants, Plant Hormones, Plant Movements. |
Class - 2 |
Control and Coordination in Animals: Control and Coordination in Animals, Different types of Neurons, Conduction of Impulse, Different Types of Impulse. |
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Class - 3 |
Human Brain I: CNS and PNS, Brain Structure and Function |
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Class - 4 |
Human Brain II: Spinal Cord, Reflex Action. |
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Class - 5 |
Endocrine System: Different Hormones. |
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Chapter -3 How do Organism Reproduce? |
Class - 1 |
Asexual reproduction: Asexual vs Sexual Reproduction, Binary Fission, Multiple Fission, Spore Formation, Regeneration, Fragmentation, Vegetative Propagation, Artificial Vegetative Propagation |
Class - 2 |
Sexual reproduction in plants: Structure of Flower, Pollen grain, Ovary, Ovule, Embryosac, Double Fertilisation, Post Fertilisation Changes. |
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Class - 3 |
Sexual reproduction in animals: Structure of Male Reproductive System, Structure of Female Reproductive System, Menstrual Cycle, Fertilisation. |
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Class - 4 |
Reproductive health: Different Methods of Contraception, STDs, MTP, Infertility. |
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Chapter - 4 Heredity |
Class - 1 |
Mendelian Genetics: History of Mendel, Terminologies, Monohybrid Cross, Law of Dominance, Dihybrid Cross, Law of Segregation, Law of Independent Assortment. |
Class - 2 |
Post Mendelian Genetics: Co-dominance, Multiple Allelism, Blood Group, Sex Determination. |
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Chapter - 5 Our Environment |
Class -1 |
Introduction: Ecology, Ecosystem, Types of Ecosystem, Food Chain, Food Web, Soil, Biomes, Biodiversity Loss, Causes of Loss of Biodiversity, Conservation of Biodiversity, Chipko Movement. |
Class -2 |
Waste Management: Biodegradable and Non Biodegradable Waste, Waste Disposal, 3 R's, Ganga Action Plan, Narmada Bachao Andolan, Acid Rain, Smog, Green House Effect, Ozone Layer Depletion, Bhopal Gas Tragedy. |
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Class -3 |
Management and Sustainable Development: Water Pollution, Effects, Types, Eutrophication, Oil Spillage, Bio Magnification, Industrial Effects of Metals, Sustainable Development, Stake Holders of Forest, Bio Geochemical Cycles. Different Layers of Atmosphere, Different Pollutants, Primary Pollutants, Secondary Pollutants, CO Poisoning. |
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