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CBSE Quick Revision Notes and Key Points

Quick notes help students to revise the whole syllabus in minutes. CBSE Key Notes clearly give you a short overview of the complete chapter as these CBSE chapter-wise key points are prepared in such a manner that each and every concept from the syllabus is covered in form of CBSE Revision Notes.

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We have launched a very special student dashboard for students dashboard. That is 100% ads-free and easy to navigate. Students can get the latest CBSE chapter-wise notes and summary within each chapter there. Simply click the student dashboard button below and then select your chapter to access the revision notes. 

Best Notes for CBSE Board Exams

CBSE Short Notes for Board Exams in classes 9, 10, 11, 12 are very supportive for last-minute quick revision of the syllabus. Here are CBSE quick revision notes and key points for free download.

The chapter summary and notes provided by myCBSEguide are the best in class. It covers the whole syllabus in a very precise manner. It contains infographics that make it easy to understand. Our team of expert teachers has written these notes in very simple language. 

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CBSE Class-12 Revision Notes and Key Points

CBSE quick revision notes for class-12 Physics, Chemistry, Maths, Biology and other subject are very helpful to revise the whole syllabus during exam days. The revision notes cover all important formulas and concepts given in the chapter. Even if you wish to have an overview of a chapter, quick revision notes are here to do it for you. These notes will certainly save your time during stressful exam days. 

CBSE Class-11 Revision Notes and Key Points

CBSE class-11 Key points and summary of the lessons are given under this section for Chem, Phy, Maths, Bio, Acc, B study, Eco and other subjects. The notes include all concepts given in NCERT books and the syllabus issued by CBSE for class-11. Keynotes are 'to the point' capsules for quick revision of the chapter. We have covered the whole syllabus in these notes.

CBSE Class-10 Revision Notes and Key Points

The class-10 syllabus is divided into term-1 and term-2 so as the quick revision notes. The key points for both SA1 and SA2 are given under this download section. It includes notes for Mathematics, Science, Social Science and English. Revision notes comprise all important formulas and concepts from each and every chapter. 

CBSE Class-09 Revision Notes and Key Points

CBSE class-09 keynotes and a summary of the chapter in a downloadable PDF file format are given here. These CBSE notes for class 9 Mathematics, Science, Social and English as per the latest syllabus issued by CBSE are prepared by the team of our expert teachers. Revising these quick notes is the best way to study during exam days.

CBSE Class-08 Revision Notes and Key Points

CBSE quick revision notes for class-8 Maths, Social Science and Science include main concepts in points with formulas and facts. It covers the complete syllabus and NCERT textbooks. The key points given here are free to download in PDF format. CBSE keynotes are prepared by team myCBSEguide for students and teachers.  

CBSE Class-07 Revision Notes and Key Points

CBSE notes for class 7 Maths, Science and Social Science with the option to download in PDF format. The notes include all the concepts given in the textbook and cover the whole syllabus as prescribed by CBSE, New Delhi. CBSE keynotes are free to download. 

CBSE Class-06 Revision Notes and Key Points

CBSE Quick revision notes for class-6 Maths, Science and Social science cover the whole syllabus and all the chapters given in NCERT books. The revision notes for class VI include key points and formulas given within the chapter. Class-6 notes are available for free download in PDF format.

How to Write Notes?

Writing notes has no specific format. You can write notes the way you find it easy to remember and recall. Notes are like connecting dots. You just write a few key points and recall what you have learned between them. It is like a hint that helps you recall the whole concept. 

So, your notes making process may be different from others. But the only idea is to revise the concepts with the key points you have mentioned as notes. 

Here are a few suggestions that will make your notes fantastic and simple to learn:

  • Use infographics and draw figures
  • Create flowcharts
  • Use red, black, green and blue pens to mark different concepts
  • Write in short and simple language
  • Use tables, bullets and numbers
  • Don't try to put everything there. Just add hints that will help you memorize the concept.

Why should I study Notes?

See, the first thing that you must understand is that notes save your time. When exams are going on and you have only a 3-4 days gap between two exams, you can not study the whole book. Also, it is not possible to go through all the questions and answers. So, what to do in that case? 

Here, these revision notes help you a lot. It gives you the option to revise all the concepts quickly within hours. 

So, we study notes to save our time and cover the whole syllabus within a very short span of time. 

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