180 Days Timetable for Class 9

• Class 9 is a big milestone in your academic journey, setting the stage for everything that comes next.
• Your exams may feel like a challenge, but with the right approach, you can turn them into an opportunity to shine.
• This 180-day study plan is designed to help you master the key subjects-Mathematics, Science, Social Science, and English-by breaking your preparation into manageable, focused sessions.
• With this timetable, you'll be able to balance learning and revision in a way that keeps you on track for success.
• Let's make these 180 days count!

Subjects Covered:

• Mathematics
• Science
• Social Science
• English

Week 1- 2: Mathematics, Science, English, Social Science

Day 1- 4: Mathematics

• Topics: Integers, Rational Numbers, Fractions, Decimals
• Tips: Practice mental math daily (e.g., calculate 2.5 × 4 mentally) to improve speed and confidence. Solve 10-15 problems daily from NCERT and RD Sharma.
• Maths Class 9 Course

Day 5- 8: Science

Matter in Our Surroundings

• Topics: States of Matter, Physical and Chemical Changes
• Tips: Draw a colorful flowchart of physical vs. chemical changes with 2 examples each (e.g., melting wax, burning paper). Use flashcards to quiz yourself on terms like "sublimation" and "evaporation" daily.
• Science Class 9 Course

Day 9: English

Prose - The Fun They Had

• Tips: Read the text thoroughly, highlight key points.
• English Class 9 Course

Day 10- 11: Social Science

• Topics: Causes, Outcomes, Impact
• Tips: Draw a timeline of 5 key events (e.g., 1789: Storming of the Bastille) using colored pens for easy recall. Watch a 5-minute video on the French Revolution to visualize the historical context.
• History Class 9 Course

Day 12- 13: Social Science

• Topics: Revise concepts related to farming in Palampur and non- farm activities.
• Tips: Use Mindmap for the overall summary of the chapter and can alsouUse flashcards to memorize terms like "multiple cropping" and test yourself daily.
• Reference: Economics for Class 9

Day 14: Revision

• Review all the topics studied in the first two weeks, including Number System, Matter in Our Surroundings, The Fun They Had, The French Revolution, and The Story of Palampur.
• Revisit your flowcharts, summaries, and cheat sheets to reinforce weak areas.
• Solve 5-10 questions per subject from the test for Class 9.

Week 3- 4: Science, English, Social Science, Mathematics

Day 15- 18: Science

Is Matter Around Us Pure?

• Topics: Mixtures, Solutions, Separation Techniques
• Tips: Make a table comparing mixtures and compounds with 3 examples each (e.g., air vs. water). Use a mnemonic (e.g., "Filtration, Distillation, Chromatography" as FDC) to recall separation methods.

Day 19: English

Prose - The Sound of Music

• Tips: Write a 5-sentence character sketch of Evelyn Glennie, highlighting her determination and achievements. Discuss the story's message with a friend to connect it to real-life perseverance.

Day 20- 21: Social Science

• Topics: Russian Revolution, Rise of Socialism
• Tips: Create a cause-and-effect chart with 3 causes (e.g., poverty) and 3 effects (e.g., Bolshevik rule) of the Russian Revolution. Watch a 5-minute animated video on the Russian Revolution to visualize key events.

Day 22- 23: Social Science

• Topics: Review human capital, population as an asset.
• Tips: Study the role of human capital in economic development.
• Reference: Economics for Class 9

Day 24- 27: Mathematics

Polynomials

• Topics: Introduction, Degree, Zeros of a Polynomial
• Tips: Solve 7-10 polynomial problems daily, starting with identifying degrees and progressing to finding zeros. Use an online graphing tool to visualize polynomial graphs and understand their behavior.

Day 28: Revision

• Recap the topics from the third and fourth weeks, such as Is Matter Around Us Pure?, The Sound of Music, Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution, People as Resource, and Polynomials.
• Attempt 5-10 practice questions per subject from Practice Tests for Class 9.
• Review your charts, summaries, and flashcards to solidify learning.

Week 5- 6: English, Social Science, Mathematics, Science

Day 29: English

• Tips: Write a 5-sentence diary entry as Kezia to explore her feelings about her father. Identify 2 literary devices (e.g., imagery) and explain their role in a short paragraph.

Day 30- 31: Social Science

• Topics: Hitler's Policies, Impact of Nazism
• Tips: Create a timeline of 5 events leading to Hitler's rise (e.g., Treaty of Versailles) for quick recall. Watch a 5-minute documentary clip on Nazism to understand its historical impact.

Day 32- 33: Social Science

• Topics: Poverty Measurement, Causes of Poverty
• Tips: Study the different poverty estimation methods, understand the multidimensional nature of poverty.
• Reference: Economics for Class 9

Day 34- 37: Mathematics

Polynomials

• Topics: Factorization, Division Algorithm
• Tips: Practice long division, use flashcards.

Day 38- 41: Science

Atoms and Molecules

• Topics: Atomic Structure, Molecules, Chemical Reactions
• Tips: Visualize atomic models, practice chemical equations.

Day 42: Revision

• Revisit the material covered in the fifth and sixth weeks, which includes The Little Girl, Nazism and the Rise of Hitler, Poverty as a Challenge, and more on Polynomials.

Week 7- 8: Social Science, Mathematics, Science, English

Day 43- 44: Social Science

• Topics: Nomadic Tribes, Impact of Modernization
• Tips: Compare traditional and modern lifestyles.

Day 45- 46: Social Science

• Topics: Food Security, Public Distribution System, Buffer Stock
• Tips: Understand food security measures and analyze the role of government.
• Reference: Economics for Class 9

Day 47- 50: Mathematics

Coordinate Geometry

• Topics: Introduction, Cartesian Plane, Distance Formula
• Tips: Practice plotting points and understand slope.

Day 51- 54: Science

Structure of the Atom

• Topics: Atomic Models, Subatomic Particles
• Tips: Create visual aids, and understand electron configuration.

Day 55: English

• Tips: Analyze the author's perspective, and connect with real-life stories.

Day 56: Revision

• Review the subjects studied in the seventh and eighth weeks, including Pastoralists in the Modern World, Food Security in India, Coordinate Geometry, A Truly Beautiful Mind and Structure of the Atom.

Week 9- 10: Mathematics, Science, English, Social Science

Day 57- 60: Mathematics

Linear Equations in Two Variables

• Topics: Equations, Graphs, Applications
• Tips: Solve word problems and practice graph plotting.

Day 61- 64: Science

The Fundamental Unit of Life

• Topics: Cell Structure, Functions
• Tips: Draw cell diagrams and understand cell organelles.

Day 65: English

• Tips: Analyze symbolism, practice writing summaries.

Day 66- 67: Social Science

• Topics: Geographic Coordinates, States, Major Rivers
• Tips: Create maps, memorize facts.

Day 68- 69: Social Science

• Topics: Features of Democracy, Importance
• Tips: Analyze democratic institutions, compare with other forms of government.

Day 70: Revision

• Recap the material from the ninth and tenth weeks, covering Linear Equations in Two Variables, The Fundamental Unit of Life, The Snake and the Mirror, and Geography -  India: Size and Location.

Week 11- 12: Science, English, Social Science, Mathematics

Day 71- 74: Science

• Topics: Plant and Animal Tissues, Functions
• Tips: Label diagrams, and study tissue types.

Day 75: English

• Tips: Focus on autobiographical elements, and analyse the author's experiences.

Day 76- 77: Social Science

• Topics: Mountains, Plateaus, Plains
• Tips: Use mind maps, and watch geography documentaries.

Day 78- 79: Social Science

• Topics: Features of Democracy, Importance
• Tips: Analyse democratic institutions, and compare them with other forms of government.

• Civics for Class 9

Day 80- 83: Mathematics

Introduction to Euclid's Geometry

• Topics: Euclidean Geometry, Postulates, Constructions
• Tips: Practice geometric constructions, and understand axioms.

Day 84: Revision

• Go over the topics studied in the eleventh and twelfth weeks, such as Introduction to Euclid's Geometry, Tissues, My Childhood,  Geography - Physical Features of India and What is Democracy? Why Democracy?

Week 13- 14: English, Social Science, Mathematics, Science

Day 85: English

• Tips: Analyze character development, and identify themes.

Day 86- 87: Social Science

• Topics: River Systems, Major Rivers of India
• Tips: Create a river map of India, and understand drainage patterns.

Day 88- 89: Social Science

• Topics: Making of the Indian Constitution, Preamble
• Tips: Understand the framing of the Constitution, its significance.
• Civics for Class 9

Day 90- 93: Mathematics

Lines & Angles

• Topics: Types of Angles, Properties of Lines
• Tips: Practice angle calculations, use geometry tools.

Day 94- 97: Science

• Topics: Types of Motion, Equations of Motion
• Tips: Solve numerical problems, understand motion graphs.

Day 98: Revision

• Review the subjects covered in the thirteenth and fourteenth weeks, including Drainage, Constitutional Design, Lines & Angles, Prose - Reach For The Top and Motion.

Week 15- 16: Social Science, Mathematics, Science, English

Day 99- 100: Social Science

Geography -  Climate

• Topics: Climate Zones, Factors Affecting Climate
• Tips: Create climate diagrams, study climate- related data.

Day 101- 102: Social Science

Civics -  Electoral Politics

• Topics: Election Process, Role of Election Commission
• Tips: Understand democratic principles, election procedures.
• Civics for Class 9

Day 103- 106: Mathematics

Triangles

• Topics: Properties, Congruence, Similarity
• Tips: Practice triangle theorems, use the Pythagorean theorem.

Day 107- 110: Science

Force and Laws of Motion

• Topics: Newton's Laws, Friction, Gravitational Force
• Tips: Perform experiments, understand the application of forces.

Day 111: English

Prose -  Kathmandu

• Tips: Explore the cultural context, analyze the author's perspective.

Day 112: Revision

• Recap the material from the fifteenth and sixteenth weeks, covering Climate, Electoral Politics, Triangles, Prose - Kathmandu and Force and Laws of Motion.

Week 17- 18: Mathematics, Science, English, Social Science

Day 113- 116: Mathematics

Quadrilaterals

• Topics: Types of Quadrilaterals, Properties
• Tips: Understand quadrilateral theorems, and practice problem- solving.

Day 117- 120: Science

Gravitation

• Topics: Gravitational Force, Laws of Gravitation
• Tips: Explore space- related documentaries, and solve gravitational force problems.

Day 121: English

Prose -  If I Were You

• Tips: Analyse moral dilemmas, and discuss alternative choices.

Day 122- 123: Social Science

History -  Forest Society and Colonialism

• Topics: Impact of Colonialism on Forests, Tribal Communities
• Tips: Research case studies, and understand ecological consequences.

Day 124- 125: Social Science

Civics - Working of Institutions

• Topics: Parliament, Executive, Judiciary
• Tips: Study the separation of powers, checks and balances.
• Civics for Class 9

Day 126: Revision

• Go over the topics studied in the seventeenth and eighteenth weeks, including Quadrilaterals, Gravitation, English Prose - If I Were You History - Forest Society and Colonialism and Civics - Working of Institutions.

Week 19- 20: Science, English, Social Science, Mathematics

Day 127- 130: Science

Work and Energy

• Topics: Forms of Energy, Work- Energy Theorem
• Tips: Perform energy calculations, watch educational videos.

Day 131: English

Poetry - The Road Not Taken

• Tips: Analyze metaphors, discuss choices in life.

Poetry - Wind

• Tips: Analyze poetic devices, explore the theme of change.

Day 132- 133: Social Science

Geography -  Natural Vegetation and Wildlife

• Topics: Ecosystems, Biodiversity
• Tips: Create ecological diagrams, study wildlife conservation efforts.

Day 134- 135: Social Science

Civics -  Democratic Rights

• Topics: Fundamental Rights, Duties, and Responsibilities
• Tips: Understand citizen rights and responsibilities in a democracy.
• Civics for Class 9

Day 136- 139: Mathematics

Circles

• Topics: Properties, Tangents, Arcs
• Tips: Practice circle theorems, understand theorems related to tangents.

Day 140: Revision

• Review the subjects covered in the nineteenth and twentieth weeks, such as Work and Energy, English Poetry -  The Road Not Taken & Wind, Geography - Natural Vegetation and Wildlife, Circles and Democratic Rights.

Week 21- 22: English, Social Science, Mathematics, Science

Day 141- 143: English

Poetry - Rain on The Roof

• Tips: Explore the mood of the poem, analyze the use of imagery.

Poetry - The Lake Isle of Innisfree

• This is a poem by William Butler Yeats, where the poet expresses his desire to escape to a tranquil place, away from the hustle and bustle of urban life.
• For a deeper understanding, you can explore analysis and interpretations available in theEnglish for Class 9 course.

Day 144- 145: Social Science

Geography - Population

• Topics: Population Distribution, Growth, and Density
• Tips: Study population maps, analyze demographic data.

Day 146- 149: Mathematics

Heron's Formula

• Topics: Area of Triangles, Applications
• Tips: Practice solving problems involving Heron's formula.

Day 150- 153: Science

Sound

• Topics: Characteristics of Sound, Propagation
• Tips: Conduct sound experiments, understand wave properties.

Day 154: Revision

• Recap the material from the twenty- first and twenty- second weeks, covering English Poetry - Rain on The Roof & The Lake Isle of Innisfree, Geography - Population, Heron's Formula, and Sound.

Week 23- 24: Mathematics, Science, English

Day 155- 158: Mathematics

Surface Area & Volumes

• Topics: 3D Shapes, Volume Calculations
• Tips: Practice calculating volumes and visualize 3D shapes.

Day 159- 162: Science

Improvement in Food Resources

• Topics: Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Biotechnology
• Tips: Study agricultural practices and understand food production technologies.

Day 163- 167: English

Poetry - A Legend of The Northland

• This is a poem that tells the story of Hiawatha, a legendary Native American figure.
• You can find more information and analysis in the English for Class 9 course.

Poetry - No Men Are Foreign

• This is a poem by James Kirkup that conveys the message of universal brotherhood and unity among all human beings.
• Detailed analysis and interpretations can be found in the English for Class 9 course.

Day 168: Revision

• Revisit the last two weeks, including Surface Area & Volumes, Improvement in Food Resources and English Poetry - A Legend of The Northland & No Men Are Foreign.

Week 25- 26: English

Day 169- 170: English:

Poem: On Killing a Tree

• This poem by Gieve Patel discusses the pain and significance of destroying a tree.
• You can explore analysis and interpretations in the English for Class 9 course.

Poem: A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal

• This is a poem by William Wordsworth that reflects on the idea of death and eternal rest.
• For a deeper understanding, you can refer to the English for Class 9 course.

Day 171- 172: English (Book: Moments)

Prose: The Lost Child

• Tips: Analyze the themes of innocence and parental love in the story.
• Reference: The Lost Child - Class 9 English Prose

Prose: The Adventures of Toto

• Tips: Explore the adventures of Toto and discuss the bond between humans and animals.

• Reference: The Adventures of Toto - Class 9 English Prose

Day 173- 174: English (Book: Moments)

Prose: Iswaran the Storyteller

• Tips: Analyze the character of Iswaran and discuss the power of storytelling.
• Reference: Iswaran the Storyteller - Class 9 English Prose

Prose: In the Kingdom of Fools

• Tips: Explore the satire in the story and discuss social commentary.
• Reference: In the Kingdom of Fools - Class 9 English Prose

Day 175- 176: English (Book: Moments)

Prose: The Happy Prince

• Tips: Analyze the themes of selflessness and sacrifice in the story.
• Reference: The Happy Prince - Class 9 English Prose

Prose: The Last Leaf

• Tips: Explore the themes of hope and friendship in the story.
• Reference: The Last Leaf - Class 9 English Prose

Day 177- 178: English (Book: Moments)

Prose: A House is not a Home

• Tips: Analyze the concept of a home and discuss the sense of belonging.
• Reference: A House is not a Home - Class 9 English Prose

Prose: The Beggar

• Tips: Analyze the portrayal of poverty and discuss the use of imagery.
• Reference: The Beggar - Class 9 English Poetry

Day 179- 180: Revision

• Review all subjects and chapters.
• Solve sample papers and practice tests.
• Clarify doubts using online resources.
• Utilize Sample Papers for Class 9for practice.
• NCERT Textbook & Solutions for Class 9 can be your main reference.

Subject-specific Tips:

Mathematics:

• Practice regularly and solve problems from RD Sharma Solutions for Class 9 Mathematics.
• Use flashcards for formulas and theorems.
• Create mind maps for visualizing concepts.

Science:

• Conduct experiments to understand practical aspects.
• Use flashcards for scientific terms and definitions.
• Refer to Physics for Class 9, Biology for Class 9, and Chemistry for Class 9 for additional resources.

Social Science:

• Create timelines and concept maps for historical events.
• Use flashcards for key dates and facts.
• Explore Civics for Class 9, History for Class 9, Geography for Class 9, and Economics for Class 9 for comprehensive coverage.

English:

• Analyze literary devices in prose and poetry.
• Practice writing skills through essays and stories.
• Utilize English Grammar for Class 9 for grammar improvement.

Remember to revise after covering each chapter and periodically review previously learned topics. Use online resources like Short & Long Questions for Class 9 and Practice Tests for Class 9 for self- assessment. Stay organized, stay focused, and success will follow!

Subject-specific Resources:

Mathematics:

• Maths Class 9 Course
• RD Sharma Solutions for Class 9 Mathematics
• Mathematics Chart book: Revision guide

Science:

• Science Class 9 Course
• Physics for Class 9
• Biology for Class 9
• Chemistry for Class 9
• Science short notes for class 9

Social Science:

• History Class 9 Course
• Civics for Class 9
• Geography for Class 9
• Economics for Class 9

English:

• English Class 9 Course
• English Grammar for Class 9

Practice and Assessment:

• Sample Papers for Class 9
• NCERT Textbook & Solutions for Class 9
• Short & Long Questions for Class 9
• Practice Tests for Class 9
• Online MCQ Tests for Class 9
• Worksheets with Solution Class 9
• Long Questions with Solution Class 9
• Short Questions with Solutions Class 9
• Very Short Questions with Solutions class 9
• Practice Questions with Solutions Class 9

English and Language Resources:

• English Grammar Basic
• Grammar Advanced for class 9
• Short and Long Answer Questions for Class 9
• Chapter Notes

Miscellaneous:

• How to Prepare for Class 10
• CBSE Sample Papers For Class 10

Please note that these links are provided for your reference, and you can access them as needed for your Class 9 exam preparation.

Note: This plan provides a guideline for your Class 9 exam preparation. Adjust it according to your pace and requirements.