Most students collect notes subject by subject — Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Maths, AI, History, Geography, Civics, Economics and English — instead of hunting for one big file. Ananya Verma shares a Class 10 notes PDF for each of these subjects on her Topmate page, plus a combined Class 10th notes package if you want everything together, and several reviews on her profile mention the notes are free and great for quick revision. If you get stuck on a concept while revising, she also answers study-related questions through priority DM.

Notes alone rarely are — they are made for revision, not first-time learning. The combination that consistently works is reading the NCERT chapter once, revising only from crisp Class 10 science notes after that, and finishing with sample papers and previous-year questions. Ananya Verma's science notes on Topmate are split into Physics, Chemistry and Biology, so you can revise each part separately.

Treat it as four separate books — History (India and the Contemporary World II), Geography (Contemporary India II), Political Science (Democratic Politics) and Economics (Understanding Economic Development) — and give each one its own revision slot instead of mixing chapters. Class 10 SST notes with key terms, dates and map points cut revision time sharply; Ananya Verma offers separate History, Geography, Civics and Economics notes on Topmate for exactly this purpose.

Work on three things: literature (First Flight and Footprints Without Feet), writing formats, and grammar. Learn the formal letter and analytical paragraph layouts by heart since presentation carries marks, and solve previous-year papers under timed conditions. CBSE class 10 English notes that summarise chapters and list the formats side by side make the final week much less stressful — Ananya Verma's English notes on Topmate are made for this.

For Maths, notes support you, but they cannot replace practice. Most board questions are framed around the NCERT textbook, so solve every NCERT exercise first, use NCERT class 10 maths notes for formulas, solved examples and quick concept recaps, and then move on to sample papers and PYQs. Ananya Verma's maths notes on Topmate are useful for that revision layer.

Make a one-line timeline for every chapter — for example, mapping the major movements of Nationalism in India year by year — and revise the timeline daily instead of re-reading full paragraphs. NCERT class 10 history notes that present events as timelines and flowcharts are far easier to retain than dense text, and Ananya Verma's history notes on Topmate are made for this kind of quick revision.

Yes — AI (subject code 417) is considered one of the easier electives because questions stay close to the prescribed units and there are no heavy numericals like in core Science or Maths. Revising unit-wise with CBSE class 10 AI notes keeps concepts like the AI project cycle and AI ethics fresh before exams, and Ananya Verma's AI notes on Topmate are made for quick revision of this subject.

Mostly yes, because the rationalised NCERT syllabus has stayed largely stable, but always cross-check the latest CBSE curriculum first — a few chapters have been dropped over recent years and studying deleted topics wastes time. If you are downloading fresh material, look specifically for CBSE class 10 notes for 2025-26 so everything you revise is actually in the current syllabus.

They are widely used for last-minute revision, but no single set of notes is enough on its own — the pattern that works for most toppers is NCERT reading plus one crisp notes set plus sample papers and PYQs. Class 10 notes by Prashant Kirad can be that revision layer, and you can add subject-wise chapter notes like the free ones Ananya Verma shares on Topmate if you want more depth in individual subjects.

Five — Life Processes, Control and Coordination, How do Organisms Reproduce?, Heredity and Our Environment. Because these chapters are definition- and diagram-heavy, Biology class 10 notes that compress each chapter into key points and labelled diagrams make revision much faster, and Ananya Verma's biology notes on Topmate are made for quick revision like this.

It is the opening chapter of the biology portion in the rationalised NCERT Class 10 Science book (Chapter 5), covering nutrition, respiration, transportation and excretion in one go. It is long and diagram-heavy, which is exactly why Life processes class 10 notes are so popular for single-sitting revision before tests — Ananya Verma's biology notes on Topmate cover this chapter too.

Draw first, recall later — sketch the outline, add the cerebrum, cerebellum and medulla one by one while saying their functions aloud, and use the same method for the neuron structure. Diagram questions from this chapter appear almost every year, so revise the theory quickly through Control and coordination class 10 notes and spend the saved time on drawing practice; Ananya Verma's biology notes on Topmate are handy for the theory part.

The highest-weight areas are the types of asexual reproduction (fission, budding, fragmentation, regeneration and vegetative propagation), pollination and fertilisation in flowering plants, the human male and female reproductive systems, and reproductive health. Good How do organisms reproduce class 10 notes condense exactly these subtopics with labelled diagrams, which makes them especially useful in the last week — Ananya Verma's biology notes on Topmate cover this chapter.

Most mistakes come from sign conventions, so fix the Cartesian sign rules first, then practise mirror formula, lens formula and magnification questions from NCERT before touching extra material. A single formula sheet helps a lot — Light class 10 notes typically list the formulas, sign conventions and ray diagrams together, making them perfect for a pre-exam brush-up, and Ananya Verma's physics notes on Topmate are made for this kind of revision.

Development is the first chapter of Understanding Economic Development, and its core idea is that different people can have different — even conflicting — ideas of progress, so it cannot be judged by income alone. The chapter then compares states and countries using per capita income, literacy, health indicators and sustainability. Development class 10 notes that compress these concepts with simple examples make it one of the easiest chapters to score in, and Ananya Verma's economics notes on Topmate cover it for quick revision.