IIT JEE and NEET Foundation Course for School Students from STD VII to STD X

The IIT JEE Foundation Maths course for students from Standard 7 to Standard 10 typically focuses on building a strong foundation in mathematical concepts. The course structure is designed to progressively introduce and strengthen key topics required for higher-level problem-solving in the IIT JEE syllabus. Here’s a general breakdown of the course structure across these grades:

Standard 7:

  • Number Systems: Integers, fractions, decimals, rational numbers
  • Algebra: Introduction to algebraic expressions and simple equations
  • Geometry: Basic geometrical ideas, lines and angles, triangles, and properties
  • Mensuration: Perimeter and area of simple shapes
  • Data Handling: Collection and representation of data, mean, median, and mode
  • Ratio and Proportion: Concepts of ratio, proportion, and percentages
  • Introduction to Exponents

Standard 8:

  • Rational Numbers: Properties and operations on rational numbers
  • Linear Equations in One Variable: Solving linear equations
  • Understanding Quadrilaterals: Polygons, types of quadrilaterals, properties
  • Data Handling: Graphical representation of data (bar graphs, pie charts)
  • Squares and Square Roots: Properties and applications
  • Cubes and Cube Roots: Calculations and problem-solving
  • Mensuration: Volume and surface area of solid figures like cubes and cylinders
  • Introduction to Algebraic Identities: Expansion and factorization

Standard 9:

  • Real Numbers: Rational and irrational numbers, decimal expansions
  • Polynomials: Degree, zeroes of polynomials, factorization
  • Coordinate Geometry: Cartesian plane, plotting points, introduction to equations of lines
  • Linear Equations in Two Variables: Graphical method of solution
  • Quadrilaterals: Theorems on quadrilaterals and properties
  • Introduction to Circles: Tangents and secants, basic properties
  • Surface Areas and Volumes: Surface area and volume of spheres, hemispheres, cones, and other solids
  • Probability: Introduction to experimental probability
  • Trigonometry: Basic trigonometric ratios and their applications

Standard 10:

  • Real Numbers: Euclid’s division lemma, Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic
  • Polynomials: Relationship between zeroes and coefficients, division algorithm
  • Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables: Graphical and algebraic methods of solving equations
  • Quadratic Equations: Solutions by factorization and quadratic formula
  • Arithmetic Progressions: General term, sum of n terms
  • Triangles: Similarity of triangles, criteria, theorems, applications
  • Coordinate Geometry: Distance formula, section formula, area of triangles
  • Trigonometry: Heights and distances, identities, and applications
  • Circles: Tangents to a circle, properties, and theorems
  • Surface Areas and Volumes: Advanced problems on surface area and volumes
  • Statistics: Mean, median, mode, and cumulative frequency
  • Probability: Elementary probability concepts

This foundational course focuses on conceptual clarity, problem-solving techniques, and introduces higher-level mathematical thinking gradually, which is crucial for IIT JEE preparation.

The NEET Foundation course for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology from Standard 7 to Standard 10 aims to build a solid base in science concepts, which are crucial for competitive exams like NEET. The course progressively covers fundamental topics, ensuring a strong understanding that will help students excel in higher classes and competitive exams. Below is a general structure of the course for each subject across these grades.

Physics:

Standard 7:

  • Motion and Time: Types of motion, speed, measuring time, distance-time graph
  • Electricity and Circuits: Basic introduction to circuits, conductors, and insulators
  • Light: Reflection, shadows, and mirrors
  • Heat: Temperature, effects of heat, transfer of heat (conduction, convection, radiation)
  • Force and Pressure: Types of forces, effects, pressure in liquids and gases

Standard 8:

  • Force and Pressure: Applications, contact and non-contact forces, pressure in fluids
  • Friction: Laws of friction, advantages, and disadvantages, methods to reduce friction
  • Sound: Propagation of sound, amplitude, frequency, and pitch
  • Chemical Effects of Electric Current: Conduction through liquids, electroplating
  • Light: Laws of reflection, regular and diffused reflection, human eye and defects

Standard 9:

  • Motion: Concept of motion, velocity, acceleration, graphs of motion, equations of motion
  • Force and Laws of Motion: Newton’s laws, inertia, action-reaction forces
  • Gravitation: Universal law of gravitation, acceleration due to gravity, mass and weight
  • Work and Energy: Work, energy, power, types of energy
  • Sound: Nature of sound waves, speed of sound, Doppler effect

Standard 10:

  • Light – Reflection and Refraction: Laws of reflection, refraction, lenses, image formation
  • Electricity: Electric current, Ohm’s law, resistance, series, and parallel circuits
  • Magnetic Effects of Electric Current: Magnetic fields, electromagnetism, electric motor
  • Sources of Energy: Conventional and non-conventional sources, solar, wind, hydro energy
  • Work, Power, Energy: Types of energy, law of conservation of energy, power

Chemistry:

Standard 7:

  • Acids, Bases, and Salts: Properties, reactions of acids and bases, neutralization
  • Physical and Chemical Changes: Characteristics of physical and chemical changes
  • Fibre to Fabric: Synthetic fibers, natural fibers, properties of materials
  • Water: States of water, water cycle, water conservation

Standard 8:

  • Synthetic Fibres and Plastics: Properties, uses, advantages, and disadvantages
  • Metals and Non-metals: Properties, reactions with acids, water, and air
  • Coal and Petroleum: Fossil fuels, uses, conservation
  • Combustion and Flame: Types of combustion, flame structure, fire control

Standard 9:

  • Matter – Its Nature and Behavior: Classification of matter, states, and properties
  • Atomic Structure: Atomic models, isotopes, isobars, atomic number, and mass number
  • Chemical Reactions: Types of reactions, balancing chemical equations
  • Atoms and Molecules: Laws of chemical combination, molecular mass, and mole concept
  • Structure of the Atom: Rutherford, Bohr models, electrons, protons, neutrons

Standard 10:

  • Chemical Reactions and Equations: Types of chemical reactions, balancing equations
  • Acids, Bases, and Salts: Reactions, pH scale, neutralization reactions
  • Metals and Non-Metals: Properties, reactivity series, corrosion, alloys
  • Carbon and its Compounds: Covalent bonding, hydrocarbons, functional groups
  • Periodic Classification of Elements: Modern periodic table, trends in properties

Biology:

Standard 7:

  • Nutrition in Plants and Animals: Autotrophic and heterotrophic nutrition, human digestive system
  • Respiration in Organisms: Breathing and respiration, human respiratory system
  • Transportation in Animals and Plants: Circulatory system, blood vessels, xylem, and phloem
  • Reproduction in Plants: Asexual and sexual reproduction, pollination, fertilization

Standard 8:

  • Cell – Structure and Functions: Plant and animal cells, cell organelles, cell division
  • Reproduction in Animals: Reproductive systems, modes of reproduction
  • Microorganisms – Friend and Foe: Types of microorganisms, useful and harmful microorganisms
  • Conservation of Plants and Animals: Deforestation, biosphere reserves, wildlife sanctuaries

Standard 9:

  • The Fundamental Unit of Life: Structure of cell, cell organelles, and their functions
  • Tissues: Plant and animal tissues, structure, and functions
  • Diversity in Living Organisms: Classification of plants and animals, characteristics
  • Why Do We Fall Ill?: Health and diseases, pathogens, principles of treatment and prevention
  • Natural Resources: Resources, management of natural resources, environmental conservation

Standard 10:

  • Life Processes: Nutrition, respiration, transportation, excretion in plants and animals
  • Control and Coordination: Nervous system, reflex actions, plant hormones
  • Reproduction: Asexual and sexual reproduction in plants and animals, human reproductive system
  • Heredity and Evolution: Mendel’s laws, evolution, natural selection, speciation
  • Our Environment: Ecosystem, food chains, and webs, pollution, ozone layer
  • Management of Natural Resources: Sustainable management, conservation strategies

This NEET Foundation course focuses on reinforcing concepts through problem-solving, critical thinking, and real-life applications, preparing students for future competitive exams like NEET.