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Class 11 JAC Board: all subjects, chapters and tests

Class 11 is a big jump from Class 10. The chapters are longer, the numericals are harder and the same topics return in Class 12 and in entrance exams. Studying a little every day works better than a heavy revision just before the exam.

This page lists every subject we cover for Class 11. Choose a subject to see its chapters. Each chapter has notes written in simple language, practice MCQs with explanations, a ten question chapter test and three short online tests. Everything is free and you do not need an account.

Mathematics

14 chapters, from Sets to Probability. This subject is practice-heavy and best revised with many small questions. Open the Mathematics chapter list.

English

20 chapters, from A Photograph to Birth. This subject is lessons, poems and grammar with questions on each. Open the English chapter list.

Physics

15 chapters, from Physical World to Waves. This subject is laws, formulas and numericals. Open the Physics chapter list.

Chemistry

15 chapters, from Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry to Organic Chemistry. This subject is physical, inorganic and organic chemistry together. Open the Chemistry chapter list.

Biology

22 chapters, from The Living World to Transport in Plants. This subject is terms, diagrams and processes. Open the Biology chapter list.

How to use these pages

Pick the chapter you are studying in school, read its notes once, and then solve the MCQs the same day. If a few questions go wrong, read those parts again. When the chapter feels comfortable, try the chapter test and then the online tests. Previous year questions for Class 10 and Class 12 are on the PYQ page, and PDF notes are on the study material page.

How to use these MCQs

This page contains a chapter-wise objective practice set. Try the questions without checking the answer first, then use the explanation to understand the point you missed.

Topics to keep in mind

Quick revision tip

After the practice set, write down the question numbers you missed and revise only those concepts once more. This makes MCQ practice more useful than repeatedly attempting the same questions without reviewing mistakes.