Why this site exists
The official syllabus of a board is free and public, but it is a long file written for teachers, and the page that matters most to a student, the table of marks by unit, is easy to miss. Meanwhile the internet is full of syllabus pages that are a year out of date, or that mix facts with guesses about "important chapters".
This site does one narrow thing. For each subject it sets out the units, the chapters under them and the marks each unit carries, exactly as the board's file gives them, with the date we read the file and a link to it. It adds a short note on anything in the file that changes what is examined, such as a chapter assessed only in school. It does not predict questions and it does not invent weightage for chapters where the board gives none.
Class 10
- Mathematics 80 + 20 marks
- Science 80 + 20 marks
- Social Science 80 + 20 marks
- English Language and Literature 80 + 20 marks
Class 12
- Physics 70 + 30 marks
- Chemistry 70 + 30 marks
- Biology 70 + 30 marks
- Mathematics 80 + 20 marks
- Accountancy 80 + 20 marks
- Business Studies 80 + 20 marks
- Economics 80 + 20 marks
- English Core 80 + 20 marks
What you can do here
- See at a glance where the marks of a subject are.
- Check how the marks outside the written paper, internal, practical or project, are split.
- Make a first study plan with the planner.
- Learn how to read the official files yourself with the guides.
Questions people ask
Which syllabuses are on this site?
CBSE classes 10 and 12, session 2026-27, for 12 subjects: Accountancy, Biology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Economics, English Core, English Language and Literature, Mathematics, Physics, Science, Social Science.
Is this an official CBSE website?
No. It is an independent site that summarises the official files and links to them. The official source is cbseacademic.nic.in.
Why are other boards and exams missing?
We add a syllabus only after reading the official document for it. More will be added in time; nothing is filled in from memory.
How current is it?
The CBSE files were read on 12 November 2026. The Board can issue changes during the year, so check the official site before an examination.
Always check the official file. This page is a summary of the CBSE curriculum for 2026-27, made from the subject file on cbseacademic.nic.in, which we read on 12 November 2026. CBSE can revise a syllabus by circular during the year. Before an examination, download the current file from the official site. This is an independent site, not connected with CBSE.