CBSE Class 9th Maths   Exams are the way to analyze a student’s learning and performance. Class 9th Exams are over the head and students are worried as for how to get good marks in their class 9th exams. Maths is the most important exam of any class and your performance in the subject can affect your overall grades. If you have been active in the school classes and tuition classes then I don’t think you should bear the stress. But if anyhow you could not keep pace with your Maths classes and are really worried about your exam then this article is for you. We will tell you how to get good marks in CBSE Class 9th Exam.

In this Post:-

• CBSE Class 9th Maths Syllabus
• CBSE Class 9th Maths Exam Pattern 
• CBSE Class 9th Maths Marking Scheme
• How to prepare for Class 9th Maths Exam
• Tips to get good marks in Class 9th Maths Exam

CBSE Class 9th Maths Syllabus

1. Real Numbers
2. Polynomials
3. Linear equations in two variables
4. Introduction to Euclid Geometry
5. Lines and angles
6. Triangles
7. Quadrilaterals
8. Area
9. Circles
10. Constructions
11. Surface Areas and Volumes
12. Statistics
13. Probability

So, these are the chapters in Class 9th Maths syllabus. One has to cover all the given topics. All the topics have been divided according to the marking scheme and each chapter contains a minimum weightage.

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CBSE Class 9th Marks Division for Maths Exam

Number Systems                                  08

Algebra                                                     17

Coordinate Geometry                         04

Geometry                                                 28

Mensuration                                           13

Statistics and Probability                  10

TOTAL                                                        80 Marks

Internal Assesment                    20 Marks

Class Tests                                               10

NoteBook Submission marks             05

Practical performed in Labs                 05

So, this is the marking scheme of CBSE Class 9th Maths Exam. you have to prepare accordingly and have to give equal importance to all the topics. Maths has been and will always be an important subject of any class and this is a subject you need in most of the streams after class 10th. You will need to learn Maths for both Commerce and Science streams.

In the class 9th Maths Syllabus most of the students don’t pay much attention to some of the topics thinking that they will cover them later on. Like some of the students find Geometry very boring. But Geometry section is equally important. You should understand the basics of Geometry very well. Geometry section alone carries a weightage of 28 Marks and if you do not score well in Geometry section then it can badly affect your overall Maths Exam Score. You should draw all the diagrams while answering Geometry questions and should take care of all the angles. All the statements and theorems used in the answer should be mentioned in brackets. You should master all theClass 9th maths NCERT Book Examples and back questions.

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Then we come to the Mensuration part of Maths Exam. For the mensuration part, you must learn all the formulas on tips. You should mug up the formulas of volumes and areas of figures. You should not get confused between the Curved surface areas and total surface areas of various figures like Cube, cuboid, cylinder, cone etc If you find it difficult to remember the formulas and forget them again and again, you can write them on a paper and try to recall them whenever you get free time, while travelling and so and by this way these formulas will permanently be stored in your memory. You should pay proper attention while calculating and should avoid mistakes.

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Next, we come to the algebra part. You should learn the Factor and Remainder theorem of Polynomials properly. All the identities should be on your tips. Practice as many questions as you can on remainder and Factor Theorems. For statistics and Probability, you should understand the Mean, median and mode concept properly and you should practice all the questions on Graph papers. For probability, NCERT Maths book back questions are enough. Number system should also not be ignored.

After all the lessons are covered in School and tuition you should start doing examples and all the back questions of the Class 9th Maths NCERT book. Examples will give you the complete idea of questions. When you have covered all the book questions then you must start doing U-Like Sample Papers. Try to do 1 sample paper per day before one or 2 months of the CBSE Class 9th Maths Final Exam. Keep recalling formulas and theorems you wrote on a paper. If you do even this much preparation you will definitely excel in the exams.

All The Best for the CBSE Class 9th Maths Exam!!

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