Maths is scored by practice. This page gives a chapter-by-chapter practice plan for Class 10 Mathematics, with the question types worth repeating, and links to MCQs for each chapter.
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Chapter-wise Practice Plan
| Chapter | What to practise |
|---|---|
| 1. Square Roots and Indices | Laws of indices, simplification, finding square roots, mixed numerical problems |
| 2. Real Numbers | Irrational numbers, decimal forms, proving a number is irrational, rational or irrational classification |
| 3. Polynomials | Zeros and coefficients relations, forming a polynomial from zeros, division of polynomials |
| 4. Pair of Linear Equations | Solving by substitution, elimination and graphs; word problems; consistency conditions |
| 5. Quadratic Equations | Factorisation, formula method, nature of roots, word problems |
| 6. Arithmetic Progressions | nth term, sum of n terms, word problems, finding the number of terms |
| 7. Triangles | Similarity criteria, ratio of areas, Pythagoras theorem and its converse |
| 8. Coordinate Geometry | Distance formula, section formula, area of a triangle |
| 9. Introduction to Trigonometry | Ratios of standard angles, identities, evaluating expressions |
| 10. Applications of Trigonometry | Heights and distances with a clear diagram |
| 11. Circles | Tangent theorems and proofs, tangent lengths |
| 12. Constructions | Dividing a line segment, tangents to a circle, similar triangles; keep neat construction steps |
| 13. Areas Related to Circles | Sector and segment areas, combination figures |
| 14. Surface Areas and Volumes | Combination of solids, conversion of solids, frustum problems |
| 15. Statistics | Mean, median and mode of grouped data, ogives |
Chapter names follow the Leepie chapter-wise MCQs and may differ slightly from your textbook edition. Always check the latest syllabus.
Practise Each Chapter
Open any chapter to practise MCQs with answers:
- Chapter 1: Square Roots and IndicesPractise MCQs
- Chapter 2: Real Numbers: Irrational Numbers and DecimalsPractise MCQs
- Chapter 3: PolynomialsPractise MCQs
- Chapter 4: Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesPractise MCQs
- Chapter 5: Quadratic EquationsPractise MCQs
- Chapter 6: Arithmetic ProgressionsPractise MCQs
- Chapter 7: TrianglesPractise MCQs
- Chapter 8: Coordinate GeometryPractise MCQs
- Chapter 9: Introduction to TrigonometryPractise MCQs
- Chapter 10: Some Applications of TrigonometryPractise MCQs
- Chapter 11: CirclesPractise MCQs
- Chapter 12: ConstructionsPractise MCQs
- Chapter 13: Areas Related to CirclesPractise MCQs
- Chapter 14: Surface Areas and VolumesPractise MCQs
- Chapter 15: StatisticsPractise MCQs
How to Score More in Maths
- Do not skip steps: marks are given for each step, formula and final answer with units.
- Draw a neat figure whenever the question allows it.
- Solve at least five previous year papers in 3 hours each.
- Keep a "mistakes notebook" of errors you make twice.
- Revise formulas daily using our Class 10 Maths formula sheet.
Complete Solutions
If you want a full written solution for every textbook exercise, the Class 10 Maths guide book (492 pages, Assamese medium) has a free preview. Colour revision notes are also available. Free notes: Class 10 revision notes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which chapters carry the most marks?
Marks per chapter depend on the board’s blueprint, which can change. Check the latest official syllabus and the pattern in recent papers, and never skip a chapter.
How many hours should I practise Maths daily?
Aim for one to two hours of problem solving every day instead of long, irregular sessions.
