CBSE Class 10 Science · 2026–27
Physics gets clearer when you can see the idea, try it and explain what happened. Choose a chapter and work through one short topic at a time.
Read a little. Work it out.
- Start with a question. Follow a short explanation and a clear diagram.
- Pause for a check. Choose an answer, ask for a hint or read the explanation.
- Bring the ideas together. Use the formula shelf, worked examples and written practice to finish the chapter.
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Your five core chapters
These chapters follow the Physics topics in CBSE Class 10 Science for 2026–27. Start with light or electricity; each chapter has its own complete learning route.
Reflection of Light: Understand Mirrors, Rays and Images
Build ray diagrams, predict mirror images and make the sign convention work for you.
11 short topics · 34 checks with explanations
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Refraction and Lenses: Follow the Light
Follow light through glass and lenses, then connect images, magnification and lens power.
17 short topics · 30 checks with explanations
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The Human Eye and a World of Colour
Understand focusing and vision correction, then explore prisms, colour and scattering.
14 short topics · 27 checks with explanations
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Electricity: Understand the Circuit, Then Solve It
Trace current, compare resistor networks and solve heating, power and energy problems.
12 short topics · 34 checks with explanations
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Magnetic Effects: Follow the Field, Predict the Force
Read magnetic field patterns, predict force and understand domestic-circuit protection.
10 short topics · 30 checks with explanations
Open the chapter →Make the last ten minutes count
- Explain one idea without looking at the page.
- Redraw a diagram and label what each part means.
- Work one numerical with the relation, substitution and unit.
- Use the chapter check to find the topic you want to revisit.
For the magnetic-effects chapter, motors, induction and generators sit in a separate classroom-extension route. Work through the core route first when planning year-end revision.
Explore further: energy choices
Curious about how electricity is generated and why different energy sources suit different places? This extra chapter develops that bigger picture. It sits beyond the current assessed chapter route.
Keep the official resources nearby
Physics forms part of the integrated Science paper. Use the chapter practice to build understanding, then try the Physics section of the current sample paper.