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Track CBSE Class 12 chapter completion subject by subject and see the weekly pace needed to finish before the boards.
This tracker turns the CBSE Class 12 syllabus into a chapter-level checklist and reports one weighted completion percentage across the subjects you actually take. Each chapter carries a state — not started, first reading done, revised, or revised with previous-year questions solved — and only the last state counts as fully complete, so the score reflects exam readiness rather than pages turned. Chapter lists follow the rationalised NCERT books CBSE currently prescribes, with each subject's theory and practical or internal-assessment marks shown alongside.
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A chapter is only complete once it has been revised and its previous-year questions solved.
Divides the chapters still open by the days left and reports a weekly target you can hold yourself to.
Shows the CBSE theory and practical or internal-assessment split, so 30-mark practicals are not forgotten.
Fourteen chapters in the current rationalised NCERT book, from Electric Charges and Fields to Semiconductor Electronics. The theory paper carries 70 marks and the practical 30 marks.
Ten, beginning with Solutions and ending with Biomolecules. The units on the Solid State, Surface Chemistry, General Principles of Isolation of Elements, the p-Block Elements and Polymers were removed when NCERT trimmed the book.
Divide the chapters you have not mastered by the weeks left. Forty chapters with ten weeks to go means four a week, and this tracker does that division for you every time you update a chapter's status.
Yes. In Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Computer Science the paper is 70 marks of theory plus 30 marks of practical, while Mathematics, English and the commerce subjects are 80 marks of theory plus 20 marks of internal assessment or project work. Confirm the split for your session in the CBSE curriculum document.