The Secondary Syllabus in India, encompassing classes 9 and 10, is a crucial stage in the Indian education system.
This phase serves as a foundation for higher education and helps in shaping the academic and professional aspirations of students. It is a period of transition from the broad, general education of the earlier classes to a more focused study in the senior secondary years.
The curriculum typically includes core subjects such as Mathematics, Science (Physics, chemistry, and biology), social studies (history, geography, political science, and economics), and Languages (including English and regional languages).
Depending on the school and the educational board, students may also study Computer Science, Physical Education, and Art.
Several boards govern the secondary education system in India, including:
Each board has its own specific syllabus, though they all adhere to guidelines set by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT).
