Important Questions for Class 6 to 12 — Chapter-wise (Free)

Free chapter-wise important questions and key chapters for Class 6 to 12 — Maths, Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Social Science & more, CBSE/NCERT-aligned for Indian students.

Important Questions for Class 6 to 12 — Chapter-wise (Free)

Free chapter-wise important questions and key chapters for Class 6 to 12 — Maths, Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Social Science & more, CBSE/NCERT-aligned for Indian students.

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Chapter-wise important questions for Classes 6 to 12, covering 224 chapters across 7 classes. Every chapter links to past-year questions, objective practice or revision notes with worked solutions — free, no login.

Important Questions by Class

ClassSubjects coveredChapters
Class 6Mathematics, Science5Open →
Class 7Mathematics, Science10Open →
Class 8Mathematics, Science, English25Open →
Class 9Mathematics, Science, Social Science, English50Open →
Class 10Mathematics, Science, Social Science, English79Open →
Class 11Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics23Open →
Class 12Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics32Open →

What Makes a Question "Important"

Only two things justify the label: the question has appeared in a past board or school paper, or it belongs to a unit that carries heavy marks in the official blueprint. Everything here is drawn from one of those two — past-year sets and the published marks weightage — rather than from a guess about what might come up. Where a subject has a weightage table, it is shown on that subject's page so you can see why the chapters are ordered as they are.

Full-length sample papers → · Previous-year questions → · Marks weightage by subject →