Class 10 Maths Half Yearly Syllabus with Weightage
The Class 10 Maths syllabus is structured to cover various chapters essential for students' understanding and preparation for exams. Below is a detailed breakdown of the chapters along with their weightage.

1. Number Systems
- Weightage: 6 marks
- Focus on real numbers, irrational numbers, and the decimal representation of rational numbers.

2. Polynomials
- Weightage: 8 marks
- Study of polynomial expressions, zeros of polynomials, and factorization.

3. Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables
- Weightage: 8 marks
- Solutions of linear equations, graphical representation, and methods of solving equations.

4. Quadratic Equations
- Weightage: 8 marks
- Understanding standard form, solutions using various methods, and applications.

5. Arithmetic Progressions
- Weightage: 6 marks
- Concepts of sequences and nth terms, as well as the sum of the first n terms.

6. Triangles
- Weightage: 10 marks
- Examination of congruence, similarity, and properties of triangles.

7. Coordinate Geometry
- Weightage: 6 marks
- Basics of the Cartesian plane, plotting points, and distance formula.

8. Statistics
- Weightage: 6 marks
- Collection, organization, and representation of data, along with measures of central tendency.

9. Probability
- Weightage: 6 marks
- Introduction to probability, basic concepts, and simple events.

Total Marks
- The half yearly assessment typically consists of 40 marks, with each chapter contributing to the overall understanding and application of mathematical concepts.
This structured approach ensures students grasp essential mathematical principles while preparing effectively for examinations.