Mathematics — Important Units

• Unit 1: Sets, Relations & Functions (Very basic)
• Unit 2: Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equatons
• Unit 3: Matrices & Determinants
• Unit 4: Permutations & Combinations
• Unit 5: Binomial Theorem
• Unit 6: Sequences and Series
• Unit 7: Limit, Continuity & Differentiability
• Unit 8: Integral Calculus
• Unit 9: Differential Equations
• Unit 10: Coordinate Geometry
• Unit 11–14: 3D Geometry, Vectors, Stats & Trigo

Main Focus: You really need to master the basics like limits, derivatives, and integrals. Also, conics and probability are huge because they show up almost every year in previous papers.

Physics — Key Units

• Units & Measurments, Kinematics, Laws of Motion
• Work, Energy, Power; Rotational Motion; Gravitation
• Properties of Matter, Thermodynamics, Kinetic Theory
• Waves, Oscillations, Optics and Modern Physics
• Electrostatics, Current Electricity, Magnetism & Electronics

Chemistry — Key Topics

Physical & Inorganic part

• Basic Concepts, Atomic Structure, Chemical Bonding
• Thermodynamics, Solutions, Equilibrium
• Redox & Electrochemistry, Chemical Kinetics
• Periodic properties, p-block, d- & f-block

Organic & Practical work

• Basic Principles, Hydrocarbons, Functional Groups
• Reactions, Mechanisms, Biomolecules (Important!)
• Practical Chemistry: titrations, tests, and experiments

Pro Tip: Dont ignore reaction mechanisms—they are easy marks if you understand them well. Same goes for Inorganic facts!

Important Links :
Download Full Syllabus PDF	Click Here to Download
NTA Official Website	Official NTA Site
Other Useful Tools	Check Here

Extra Info: My Study Strategy

Quick 8 Week Plan:

• Week 1–3: Get your basics right. Spend at least 2 hours just on problems daily.
• Week 4–6: Start giving small tests. See where you are making mistakes and manage your time better.
• Papers: Solve last year papers—its the best way to prepare.
• Revision: Make your own formula sheets for Physics and Maths. Trust me, it helps.
• Final Analysis: Take a full mock test every weekend and check why you got things wrong.

Checklist:

• Get the official syllabus printout.
• Tick off topics as you finish them.
• Keep track of your test scores to see progress.

Common Questions (FAQ)

(Just click the question to see the answer)

Q1: How do I download the syllabus PDF?

Ans: You can just use the link in our “Important Links” table above. Its the easiest way.

Q2: What are the high priority topics?

Ans: Mostly Calculus, Mechanics, and Organic chemistry. These usually carry a lot of weightage.

Q3: Is the syllabus same as last year?

Ans: Mostly yes, but you should check the official bulletin just in case there are small changes or deletions.

Q4: Is there negative marking?

Ans: Yup, usually -1 for every wrong answer. So dont guess too much!

Q5: Can I crack it in 2 months?

Ans: Definitely, if you are disciplined. Focus on what matters most and keep practicing.

My Final Thoughts

The 2025 syllabus is basically your roadmap. Just stick to the topics, dont stress too much, and keep a regular schedule. Good luck with your exams!