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Biology

Classification


Cells


Movement in and out of cells


The chemicals of life


Enzymes


Plant nutrition


Animal nutrition


Transport in plants


Transport in animals


Pathogens and immunity


Respiration and gas exchange


Excretion


Coordination and response


Homeostasis


Drugs


Reproduction in plants


Reproduction in humans


Inheritance


Variation and natural selection


Organisms and their environment


Humans and the environment


Biotechnology

Physics

Making measurements


Describing motion


Forces and motion


Turning effects of forces


Forces and matter


Energy transformations and energy transfers


Energy resources


Work and power


The kinetic model of matter


Thermal properties of matter


Thermal (heat) energy transfers


Sound


Light


Properties of waves


Spectra


Magnetism


Static electricity


Electrical quantities


Electric circuits


Electromagnetic forces


Electromagnetic induction


The nuclear atom


Radioactivity

Grade 9th

Building your skills: Poetry


Building your skills: Prose


Building your skills: Drama


Consolidating your writing skills

Grade 9th

Travel and Sport


Work and Education


People and Society


Ideas and Technology


Directed Writing


Composition


Speaking and Listening

Grade 9th

People of the World


Celebrations around the World


The Natural Environment


The life of an Astronaut


Social Media


Art Traditions


Sports and Games


Inventions


Endangered Species


Achievements

Grade 9th

The basic economic problem

~The nature of the economic problem
~Factors of production
~Opportunity cost
~Production possibility curves

The allocation of resources

~Microeconomics and macroeconomics
~The role of markets in allocating resources
~Demand
~Supply
~Price determination
~Causes of price changes
~Price elasticity of demand
~Price elasticity of supply
~Market economic system
~Market failure
~Mixed economic system

Microeconomic decision makers

~Money and banking
~Households
~Workers
~Trade unions
~Firms
~Firms and production
~Firms’ costs, revenue and objectives
~Market structure

Government and the macroeconomy

~The role of government
~The macroeconomic aims of government
~Fiscal policy
~Monetary policy
~Supply-side policy
~Economic growth
~Employment and unemployment
~Inflation and deflation

Economic development

~Living standards
~Poverty
~Population
~Differences in economic development between countries

International trade and globalisation

~International specialisation
~Free trade and protection
~Foreign exchange rates
~Current account of the balance of payments
Grade 9th

I. Understanding business activity:

1. Business activity
2. Classification of businesses
3. Enterprise, business growth and size
4. Types of business organisation
5. Business objectives and stakeholder objectives

II. People in business: 6. Motivating workers

7. Organisation and management
8. Recruitment, selection and training of employees
9. Internal and external communication

III. Marketing:

10. Marketing, competition and the customer
11. Market research
12. Marketing mix: product and price
13. Marketing mix: place and promotion
14. Marketing strategy

IV. Operations management:

15. Production of goods and services
16. Costs, scale of production and break-even analysis
17. Achieving quality production
18. Location decisions

V. Financial information and decisions:

19. Business finance: needs and sources
20. Cash-flow forecasting and working capital
21. Income statements
22. Statement of financial position
23. Analysis of accounts

VI. External influences on business activity:

24. Economic issues
25. Environmental and ethical issues
26. Business and the international economy
Grade 9th

What is the big picture of the 20th Century?


The First World War 1914-18


Were the peace treaties of 1919-1923 fair?


To what extent was the League of Nations a success?


Why had international peace collapsed by 1939?


Who was to blame for the Cold War?


How effectively did the USA contain the spread of Communism?


How secure was the USSR’s control over Eastern Europe, 1948-c.1989?


Why did events in the Gulf matter, c.1970-2000?


The First World War 1914-18


Germany 1914-45


Russia 1905-41


The USA 1919-41


Geography

World population increase


Over-population and under-population


Causes of a change in population size


Population change


Population policies


Population migration


The impacts of migration


Finding out about the population


Factors influencing population density


Settlement patterns


Settlement sites, growth and functions


Settlement hierarchy


Urban land use


Urban problems and solutions


Rapid urban growth


Impacts of urban growth


Types and features of earthquakes and volcanoes


Plate tectonics


Causes and effects of earthquakes and volcanoes


Volcanoes present hazards and opportunities


Reducing the impacts


Rivers and drainage basins


The work of rivers


River landforms 1


River landforms 2


Rivers–hazards and opportunities


Managing river flooding


The work of the sea


Coastal landforms created by erosion


Coastal landforms created by deposition


Coral reefs and mangrove swamps


Hazards and opportunities


Managing coastal erosion


Collecting weather data 1


Collecting weather data 2


Using weather data


Using weather and climate data


The equatorial climate


Tropical rainforest ecosystems


Rainforest deforestation


Hot desert climates


Hot desert ecosystems


Indicators of development


Identifying inequalities


Classifying production


Employment structure varies


Globalisation


Agricultural systems


Food shortages


Industrial systems


Industrial location


The growth of tourism


The benefits and disadvantages of tourism


Managing Tourism for sustainability


Energy use varies


Nuclear power or renewables


Using water


Managing water


Economic activities pose threats


Managing sustainable development


Conserving natural resources


Map skills

Indian Studies

I. Sustaining Indian Democracy:

1. Democracy by coalition: ‘a new start’
2. Indian political system at work
3. Threats to democracy
4. Political participation

II. Economic Development:

1. Introduction to economic growth and economic development
2: How is the policy of economic liberalization in India best explained?
3. Economic reforms in India
4. How far has economic liberalization changed India?
5. To what extent have economic reforms been too modest and its human benefits too uneven?

III. The Social and Cultural Development of India since 1984


IV. Geopolitics: Redefining India’s Regional and Global Role.

Global Perspectives

I. Information skills:

Perspectives
Research
Analysis
Synthesis
Planning
Questioning

II. Critical thinking skills:

Reasoning
Evidence
Claims
Drawing conclusions
Bias and vested interest
Statements of argument – fact, opinion, prediction and value judgement
Problem solving
Empathy

III. Independent learning skills:

Memory
Note-taking
Reflection
Evaluation

IV. Collaboration skills:

Teamwork
Decision-making
Creativity

V. Communication skills:

Reading
Writing
Listening
Speaking
Sociology

Theory and methods


Culture, identity and socialisation


Social inequality


The family


Education


Crime, deviance and social control


The media

Mathematics

Reviewing number concepts


Making sense of algebra


Lines, angles and shapes


Collecting, organising and displaying data


Fractions and standard form


Equations and transforming formulae


Perimeter, area and volume


Introduction to probability


Sequences and sets


Straight lines and quadratic equations


Pythagoras’ theorem and similar shapes


Averages and measures of speed


Understanding measurement


Further solving of equations and inequalities


Scale drawings, bearings and trigonometry


Scatter diagrams and correlation


Managing money


Curved graphs


Symmetry


Histograms and frequency distribution diagrams


Ratio, rate and proportion


More equations, formulae and functions


Vectors and transformations


Probability using tree diagrams and Venn diagrams

French

Mon quotidien


La pleine forme


Une famille à l’étranger


Faites la fête !


Ma ville, demain… ?


La nature – amie, ennemie ou victime ?


Bonjour de Francophonie !


L’école, et après ?


Au travail !


À l’écoute du monde


En voyage !


Jeune au XXIe siècle

Spanish

Mi mundo


Vida personal y social


Mis vacaciones y viajes


Mi mundo professional


El mundo que nos rodea


Nuestro mundo

Grade 9th

Everyday activities


Personal and social life


The world around us


The world of work


International world

Information and Communication Technology

Types and components of computing system


Input and output devices


Storage devices and media


Networks and effects of using them


Effects of using ICT


ICT Applications


Systems life cycle


Safety and Security


Audiences


Communication


Practical

FAQ's

What is the exam syllabus for IGCSE grade 10th?

1. Physics: Covers measurement, forces, energy, motion, matter, electricity, magnetism, and nuclear physics.

2. Chemistry: Explores matter, chemical reactions, acids, bases, organic chemistry, and chemical analysis.

3. Biology: Covers topics like cells, nutrition, immunity, reproduction, genetics, and biotechnology.

4. Mathematics: Includes algebra, geometry, statistics, and probability.

5. English: Focuses on reading comprehension, grammar, vocabulary, and writing skills.

These subjects provide a comprehensive foundation in science, mathematics, and language arts at the Class 10 level.

Where to download past papers of IGCSE grade 10th?

Past papers are the best way to prepare students for the experience of an examination. Past papers are available from Cambridge Primary to Cambridge Advanced and as a Cambridge school, you have access to all our past examination materials.

What are the subjects in IGCSE grade 10th?

Here are the subject names covered in the IGCSE Class 10 curriculum:

Physics

Chemistry

Biology

Mathematics

English

And many more

What is the IGCSE exam?

The IGCSE, an English-language exam by the University of Cambridge, is globally recognized. It offers diverse opportunities for local and international study. Edexcel and OxfordAQA also offer IGCSEs. Each subject taken leads to an IGCSE qualification. Core subjects often include First Language, Second Language, Mathematics, and Sciences.

What are the advantages of IGCSE?

If you are a parent looking for the best school for your child, the options available are numerous. But the most important decision you may have to make is to choose the right board of education for your child. Recently, IGCSE board schools seem to have gained popularity and as a parent, you would definitely want to know the advantages of sending your child to one of the best IGCSE schools in India. IGCSE offers students multiple levels of advantages, some of which are : 

  • Recognition by Universities abroad 

Studying in IGCSE schools acts as a passport to the best international universities across the globe. The curriculum would definitely equip and prepare your child with the skillset necessary to tackle the challenges of academics in an international university. 

  • Focused on a learner centric approach

IGCSE places the student at the center of the course. Teaching and learning practices that are used to optimize the way a student learns is given primary attention. The individual needs and capabilities are given priority in IGCSE. 

  • Focused on Inquiry based learning 

IGCSE promotes learning through exploring and relates concepts to real life with curiosity playing a key role. Students are encouraged to investigate issues, develop questions and analyses that will help them understand the world better.

  • Belonging to a Global Community 

Cambridge teachers and students are a part of a global community that shares resources, information and ideas. This takes learning to a completely new level. 

  • Rigorous Assessment 

The assessments conducted by IGCSE are most reliable and trusted. They are fair and flexible. The assessments focus on conceptual learning, promoting the development of higher order thinking skills among the learners.

What are the subject groups in IGCSE?

In IGCSE, there are five Subject Groups with a wide range of subjects to choose from:
Group 1: Languages (First Language, Second Language, Foreign Language, etc)
Group 2: Humanities and Social Sciences (Geography, English Literature, History, etc)
Group 3: Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, etc)
Group 4: Mathematics (Mathematics, Additional Mathematics, etc)
Group 5: Creative, Technical and Vocational (Accounting, Business Studies, Computer Studies, Music, etc)

What is the IGCSE grading system?

The IGCSE grading system is well-apprehended by students and parents and recognized by universities and colleges worldwide. 7 letter grades are used in the IGCSE grading system: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, with A being the top grade.

How are IGCSE grades determined?

IGCSE grades are determined based on a student’s performance in internal and external assessments across various subjects.

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