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CBSE Class 9 Science Syllabus Overview

The CBSE Class 9 Science syllabus includes four main units: Matter (25 marks), Organisation in the Living World (22 marks), Motion, Force and Work (27 marks), and Food Production (6 marks), totaling 80 marks with an additional 20 marks for internal assessment. Each unit covers various topics such as the nature of matter, cell structure, laws of motion, and food production techniques. Practical activities are also included to enhance understanding and skills related to the theoretical concepts.

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CBSE Class 9 Science Syllabus Overview

The CBSE Class 9 Science syllabus includes four main units: Matter (25 marks), Organisation in the Living World (22 marks), Motion, Force and Work (27 marks), and Food Production (6 marks), totaling 80 marks with an additional 20 marks for internal assessment. Each unit covers various topics such as the nature of matter, cell structure, laws of motion, and food production techniques. Practical activities are also included to enhance understanding and skills related to the theoretical concepts.

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CBSE Class 9 Science Updated Syllabus

CBSE Class 9 Science Syllabus – Course Structure and Marks Distribution

Unit No. Unit Marks

I Matter – Its Nature and Behaviour 25

II Organisation in the Living World 22

III Motion, Force and Work 27

IV Food; Food Production 6

Total 80

Internal Assessment 20

Grand Total 100

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CBSE Class 9 Science Syllabus – Detailed Unit-wise Breakdown

Theme Unit Chapters / Topics Covered

Materials Unit I: Matter – - Matter in Our Surroundings: Definition,


Nature and particulate nature, states of matter (solid,
Behaviour liquid, gas), characteristics, change of
state (melting, freezing, evaporation,
condensation, sublimation).
- Is Matter Around Us Pure: Elements,
compounds, mixtures; homogeneous &
heterogeneous mixtures; colloids &
suspensions; physical & chemical
changes; pure vs impure substances.
- Atoms and Molecules: Laws of
chemical combination, chemical
formulae, atomic & molecular masses.
- Structure of Atom: Sub-atomic particles
(electrons, protons, neutrons), atomic
models, valency, atomic & mass number,
isotopes & isobars.

The World Unit II: - Cell: Basic unit of life, prokaryotic &
of the Living Organisation in eukaryotic cells, multicellular organisms,
the Living World cell membrane & wall, organelles
(chloroplast, mitochondria, vacuoles, ER,
Golgi, nucleus), chromosomes.
- Tissues: Plant tissues (meristematic &
permanent), animal tissues (four basic
types).
- (Formative Only): Health & Diseases –
infectious vs non-infectious diseases,
causes, prevention, microbial diseases
(virus, bacteria, protozoa), treatment
principles, Pulse Polio programme.

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Moving Unit III: Motion, - Motion: Distance, displacement,
Things, Force and Work velocity, acceleration, graphs (d-t, v-t),
People and uniform circular motion.
Ideas - Force & Laws of Motion: Newton’s
laws, inertia, momentum, force &
acceleration.
- (Formative Only): Conservation of
Momentum (elementary idea).
- Gravitation: Universal law, gravity,
acceleration due to gravity, mass vs
weight, free fall.
- Floatation: Thrust, pressure,
Archimedes’ principle, buoyancy.
- Work, Energy & Power: Work done,
kinetic & potential energy, law of
conservation of energy.
- Sound: Nature & propagation, speed,
human hearing range, ultrasound,
reflection, echo.

Food Unit IV: Food - Plant & animal breeding for quality
Production improvement.
- Use of fertilisers & manures.
- Protection from pests & diseases.
- Organic farming practices.
- (Note): Informational boxes in NCERT
textbooks are for conceptual clarity only
and will not be part of final exams.

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CBSE Class 9 Science Practicals

Experiment Unit Practical Activity Key Learning /


No. Skills Developed

1 Unit I – Preparation of (a) true Distinguish


Matter solution (salt, sugar, based on
alum), (b) suspension transparency,
(soil, chalk, sand), (c) filtration, and
colloid (starch, egg stability.
albumin, milk).

2 Unit I – Preparation of a mixture Differentiating


Matter and a compound using physical vs
iron filings & sulphur. chemical
Differentiate based on combinations.
appearance, magnetic
behaviour, solubility in
CS₂, effect of heat.

3 Unit I – Perform reactions: Identifying


Matter a) Iron + CuSO₄ solution physical vs
b) Burning of chemical
magnesium reactions.
c) Zinc + dilute H₂SO₄
d) Heating CuSO₄
crystals
e) Na₂SO₄ + BaCl₂
solutions.

4 Unit II – Preparation of stained Developing


Living temporary mounts of microscopy skills
World onion peel and human & cell structure
cheek cells. Draw understanding.
diagrams with labelling.

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5 Unit II – Identification of plant Differentiating
Living tissues (Parenchyma, tissues;
World Collenchyma, connecting
Sclerenchyma) and structure with
animal tissues (striped, function.
smooth, cardiac muscles,
nerve cells) from slides.
Draw labelled diagrams.

6 Unit I – Determination of the Understanding


Matter melting point of ice and physical
the boiling point of properties of
water. matter.

7 Unit III – Verification of the laws Concept of sound


Motion & of reflection of sound. reflection &
Sound wave behaviour.

8 Unit III – Determination of density Linking


Motion & of a solid (denser than Archimedes’
Work water) using spring principle with
balance & measuring density
cylinder. measurement.

9 Unit III – Establish a relation Practical


Gravitation between the loss of application of
weight of a solid when Archimedes’
immersed in (a) tap Principle.
water and (b) salty water
with the weight of
displaced water (two
solids).

10 Unit III – Determination of the Understanding


Motion speed of a pulse in a wave motion and
stretched string/slinky the speed of
(spring). propagation.

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11 Unit III – Verification of the Law Reinforcing
Work & of Conservation of Mass conservation
Energy in a chemical reaction. principles in
chemistry.

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