NCERT Mathematics Book for Class 10 (New NCERT)

Cover of the NCERT Class 10 Mathematics textbook

The current NCERT Mathematics textbook for Class 10, covering number systems, algebra, coordinate geometry, geometry, trigonometry, mensuration, statistics and probability across fifteen chapters.

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Chapters

  1. Ch. 1 Real Numbers

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The NCERT Mathematics textbook for Class 10 is published here in its new ncert edition, as part of the secondary stage of the NCERT curriculum, which prepares students for board-level assessment with a syllabus written to match the board exam pattern closely. NCERT — the National Council of Educational Research and Training — writes and publishes this textbook as the standard reference for Mathematics in CBSE and CBSE-affiliated schools across India, and it's what most school-level exams and homework for Class 10 are set against.

This page is organised chapter by chapter, matching the structure of the printed textbook exactly, so a chapter number here always lines up with the same chapter number in the physical or PDF book. Each chapter links through to its full text and, where available, a step-by-step NCERT Solution written against the exercises in this specific edition.

Because NCERT periodically revises its textbooks, both a "New NCERT" and an "Old NCERT" edition can be in use at the same time in different schools. NCERT Deck keeps the two fully separate — this page covers only the new ncert edition of Mathematics for Class 10. If you're looking for the old edition instead, it's linked from this page (where published) so you don't end up mixing chapters, exercise numbers or solutions between the two.

Reading the chapter first and attempting its exercises independently, before checking the matching NCERT Solution, tends to build a stronger and more exam-ready understanding of Mathematics than starting with the answers. Where NCERT has published an official PDF for this book, it's linked directly and marked "Official NCERT Source" so there's never any doubt about where it came from.