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Monitor CBSE Class 10 syllabus progress chapter by chapter, with revision status and the weekly pace needed before the boards.
The CBSE Class 10 Syllabus Tracker lists every chapter of the rationalised CBSE Class 10 syllabus and scores your revision status across the subjects you pick. Each chapter is marked not started, read once, revised, or revised with sample papers done, and only the last state counts as fully complete — so the percentage measures readiness for an 80-mark board paper rather than time spent reading. It also divides the chapters still open by the days left and tells you the chapters-per-week pace that finishes the syllabus on time.
Open CBSE Class 10 Syllabus Tracker on AltFTool — it loads instantly in your browser.
Tick the boxes under Subjects you are tracking — Science, Mathematics, Social Science, English (Language and Literature), Hindi (Course B) and Computer Applications (Code 165) — and type a number into Days left before the board exam.
Press Show chapters on a subject and set each chapter's dropdown to Not started, Read once, Revised or Revised + sample papers done; Mark all mastered and Clear this subject change the whole list at once.
Syllabus completed shows the percentage and the mastered-of-total count, over rows for Chapters not started yet, Board theory marks in play, Chapters a week to finish in time and Days available per remaining chapter. Copy result copies the progress; Reset clears every status.
Science, Mathematics, Social Science, English, Hindi and Computer Applications with their real chapter lists.
Reading a chapter earns partial credit; only revision plus sample papers closes it out.
Reports the weekly chapter target and the days you can afford per remaining chapter.
Thirteen in the current rationalised NCERT book, from Chemical Reactions and Equations to Our Environment. Periodic Classification of Elements, Sources of Energy and Sustainable Management of Natural Resources were removed when the book was trimmed.
Fourteen, and the list is the same for the Standard and Basic papers — only the difficulty of the question paper differs. Constructions was dropped from the rationalised syllabus, though construction-based reasoning can still appear inside other chapters.
Each main subject is 80 marks of board theory plus 20 marks of internal assessment, made up of a periodic test, multiple assessment, portfolio and subject enrichment activity worth 5 marks each. Verify the current scheme in your school's CBSE curriculum circular.
Aim to close first reading well before the pre-board exams so the final stretch is only revision and sample papers. This tracker shows the chapters-per-week pace implied by the days you have left, which is a more honest test of the plan than a calendar alone.