CBSE Class 10 · board exam 2027
CBSE Class 10 Maths — chapter-wise important questions and model answers
CBSE’s real papers of 4 years (2023–2026), 112 booklets: every chapter’s questions with the years asked, model answers for the most-asked, objective questions with the board’s key, and chapter-wise marks.
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The board’s question papers
Chapters
- 1. Real Numbersabout 6 marks a year68 questions
- 2. Polynomialsabout 4 marks a year64 questions
- 3. Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variablesabout 5 marks a year87 questions
- 4. Quadratic Equationsabout 5 marks a year69 questions
- 5. Arithmetic Progressionsabout 5 marks a year75 questions
- 6. Trianglesabout 8 marks a year133 questions
- 7. Coordinate Geometryabout 6 marks a year103 questions
- 8. Introduction to Trigonometryabout 7 marks a year138 questions
- 9. Some Applications of Trigonometryabout 5 marks a year76 questions
- 10. Circlesabout 7 marks a year83 questions
- 11. Areas Related to Circlesabout 5 marks a year71 questions
- 12. Surface Areas and Volumesabout 5 marks a year77 questions
- 13. Statisticsabout 6 marks a year81 questions
- 14. Probabilityabout 5 marks a year66 questions
Questions parents and students ask
- Which chapters carry the most marks in CBSE Class 10 Maths?
- By the past papers: Triangles (about 8 marks a year), Circles (about 7 marks a year), Introduction to Trigonometry (about 7 marks a year), Coordinate Geometry (about 6 marks a year), Real Numbers (about 6 marks a year).
- How to prepare Maths for the CBSE exam 2027?
- Start with the chapters that carry the most marks; work the board’s real questions of each chapter and compare with the model answer; do objective questions daily; write one full paper to time every week. The Ask Medha app does exactly this in 45 minutes a day, at your pace.
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