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Prof. Mahendra Oswal -BA23

Teaching Specialisation Area in Maths Subject and interest span a range of teaching with Live Classes and Cloud Coaching for Engineering Entrance Exam – JEE MAINS

Expertise with CBSE Board pattern having more that 10 years experience.

Teaching Specialisation Area

Subjects Grade/ Class Competitive Exam Board Tutoring Mode Teacher Availability
Maths 11 Science
12 Science
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I have a experienced in both traditional & E-education system which helps me to provide better inputs in now days education system.

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B.E: University Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Experience
Having a teaching experience more than 7 years

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Prof. Anuradha Karkhanis (AKB)-BA33

Teaching Specialisation Area in Biology Subject and interest span a range of teaching with Live Classes and Cloud Coaching for Medical Entrance Exam – NEET, AIIMS, JIPMER…

Expertise with CBSE Board pattern having more that 10 years experience.

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Subjects Grade/ Class Competitive Exam Board Tutoring Mode Teacher Availability
Botany
Zoology
 11 Science
12 Science
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-JIPMER

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About Me
I have a experienced in both traditional & E-education system which helps me to provide better inputs in now days education system.

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M.SC: University Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

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Having a teaching experience more than 10 years

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English
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CBSE- Grade 9 Biology Syllabus

CBSE syllabus always maintains a standard, If a student has trouble understanding a topic related to science, the student can go through questions and answers related to each topic covered in Class 9 Biology.

Some of the topics Covered include :

TOPICS

    1. The Fundamental Unit of Life
    2. Tissues
  • Diversity in Living Organisms
  • Why Do We Fall Ill?
  • Natural Resources
  • Improvement in Food Resources
1. The Fundamental Unit of Life

1.A. What are living organisms made of?
1.B. What is a cell made of? What is the structural organisation of a cell?

2. Tissues
2.A. Are Plants and Animals made of same type of Tissues?
2.B. Plant Tissues Animal Tissues
3. Diversity in Living Organisms
3.A. What is the basis of Classification?
3.B. Classification and Evolution The Hierarchy of Classification – Groups
3.C. Plantae
3.D. Animalia
3.E. Nomenclature
4. Why Do We Fall Ill?
4.A. Health and its Failure
4.B. Disease and its Causes
4.C. Infectious diseases
5. Natural Resources
5.A. The branch of life: Air
5.B. A wonder liquid: Water
5.C. Mineral Riches in the soil
5.D. Biogeochemical cycles
5.E. Ozone Layer
6. Improvement in Food Resources
6.A. Improvement in crop Yields
6.B. Animal Husbandry

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CBSE- Grade 8 Biology Syllabus

CBSE syllabus always maintains a sta and If a student has trouble understanding a topic related to science, the student can go through questions and answers related to each topic covered in Class 8 Biology.

Some of the topics Covered include :

TOPICS

  1. Crop Production and Management
  2. Microorganisms: Friend And Foe
  3. Conservation of Plants and Animals
  4. Cell- Structure and Functions
  5. Reproduction In Animals
  6. Reaching The Age Of Adolescence
1. Crop Production and Management

1.A. Agricultural Practices
1.B. Basic Practices of Crop Production
1.C. Preparation of Soil
1.D. Sowing
1.E. Adding Manure and Fertilizers
1.F. Irrigation
1.G. Protection from Weeds
1.H. Harvesting
1.I. Storage
1.J. Food from Animals

2. Microorganisms: Friend And Foe
2.A. Microorganisms
2.B. Where do Microorganisms Live ?
2.C. Microorganisms and Us
2.D. Harmful Microorganisms
2.E. Food Preservation
2.F. Nitrogen Fixation
2.G. Nitrogen cycle
3. Conservation of Plants and Animals
3.A. Deforestation and Its Causes
3.B. Consequences of Deforestation
3.C. Conservation of Forest and Wildlife
3.D. Biosphere Reserve
3.E. Flora and Fauna
3.F. Endemic Species
3.G. Wildlife Sanctuary
3.H. National Park
3.I. Red Data Book
3.J. Migration
3.K. Recycling of Paper
3.L. Reforestation
4. Cell- Structure and Functions
4.A. Discovery of the Cell
4.B. The Cell
4.C. Organisms show Variety in Cell Number, Shape and Size
4.D. Cell Structure and Function
4.E. Parts of the Cell
4.F. Comparison of Plants and Animals Cells
5. Reproduction In Animals
5.A. Modes of Reproduction
5.B. Sexual Reproduction
5.C. Asexual Reproduction
6. Reaching The Age Of Adolescence
6.A. Adolescence and Puberty
6.B. Changes at Puberty
6.C. Secondary Sexual Characters
6.D. Role of Hormones in Initiating Reproductive Function
6.E. Reproductive Phase of Life in Humans
6.F. How is the Sex of the Baby Determined ?
6.G. Hormones other than Sex Hormones
6.H. Role of Hormones in Completing the Life History of Insects and Frogs
6.I. Reproductive Health

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CBSE- Grade 7 Biology Syllabus

CBSE syllabus always maintains a sta and If a student has trouble understanding a topic related to science, the student can go through questions and answers related to each topic covered in Class 7 Biology.

Some of the topics Covered include :

TOPICS

  1. Nutrition in Plants
  2. Nutrition in Animals
  3. Weather, Climate and Adaptations of Animals to Climate
  4. Respiration in Organisms
  5. Transportation in Animals and Plants
  6. Reproduction in Plants
1. Nutrition in Plants

1.A. Mode of Nutrition in Plants
1.B. Photosynthesis – Food making process in Plants
1.C. Other modes of Nutrition in Plants
1.D. Saprotrophs
1.E. How nutrients are Replenished in Soil

2. Nutrition in Animals
2.A. Different ways of taking Food
2.B. Digestion in Humans
2.C. Digestion in grass eating Animals
2.D. Feeding and Digestion in Amoeba
3. Weather, Climate and Adaptations of Animals to Climate
3.A. Weather
3.B. Climate
3.C. Climate and Adaptation
4. Respiration in Organisms
4.A. Why do we Respire?
4.B. Breathing
4.C. How do we Breathe?
4.D. What do we Breathe out?
4.E. Breathing in other Animals
4.F. Breathing underWater
4.G. Do Plants also Respire?
5. Transportation in Animals and Plants
5.A. Circulatory System
5.B. Excretion in Animals
5.C. Transport of Substances in Plants
6. Reproduction in Plants
6.A. Modes of Reproduction
6.B. Sexual Reproduction
6.C. Fruits and Seed formation
6.D. Seed Dispersal
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CBSE- Grade 6 Biology Syllabus

CBSE syllabus always maintains a sta and If a student has trouble understanding a topic related to science, the student can go through questions and answers related to each topic covered in Class 6 Biology.

Some of the topics Covered include :

TOPICS

  1. Food:Where Does It Come From?
  2. Components Of Food
  3. Getting To Know Plants
  4. Body Movements
  5. The Living Organisms- Characteristics and Habitats
  6. Garbage In Garbage Out
1. Food:Where Does It Come From?

1.A. Food Variety
1.B. Food Materials and Sources
1.C. Plant Parts and Animal Products As Food
1.D. What Do Animals Eat?

2. Components Of Food
2.A. What Do Different Food Items Contain?
2.B. What Do Various Nutrients Do For Our Body?
2.C. Balanced Diet
2.D. Deficiency Diseases
3. Getting To Know Plants
3.A. Herbs, Shrubs and Trees
3.B. Stem
3.C. Leaf
3.D. Root
3.E. Flower
4. Body Movements
4.A. Human Body and Its Movements
4.B. “Gait Of Animals”
5. The Living Organisms- Characteristics and Habitats
5.A. Organisms and The Surroundings Where They Live
5.B. Habitat and Adaptation
5.C. A Journey Through Different Habitats
5.D. Characteristics Of Organisms
6. Garbage In Garbage Out
6.A. Dealing With Garbage
6.B. Vermicomposting
6.C. Think and Throw
6.D. Recycling Of Paper
6.E. Plastics- Boon or a Curse?
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CBSE- Grade 9 Chemistry Syllabus

CBSE chemistry syllabus that covers all the required topics and units in an organized manner. Students from different boards can also visit this syllabus for reference. CBSE board conducts studies and research before modifying and prescribing syllabus for any class and subsequently implements changes time to time. Now download Chemistry syllabus for class 9 and know which are the chapters and units included and eliminated from the previous syllabus.

The list of units in class 9 Chemistry is mentioned below.

TOPICS

  1. Matter in Our Surroundings
  2. Is Matter Around Us Pure?
  3. Atoms and Molecules
  4. Structure of the Atom
1. Matter in Our Surroundings

1.A. Physical Nature of Matter
1.B. Characteristics of Particles of Matter
1.C. States of Matter
1.D. Can Matter change its State?
1.E. Evaporation

2. Is Matter Around Us Pure?
2.A. What is a mixture?
2.B. What is a solution?
2.C. What is a suspension solution?
2.D. Separating the components of a Mixture
2.E. Physical and Chemical Changes
2.F. What are the types of pure Substances?
3. Atoms and Molecules
3.A. Laws of Chemical combination
3.B. What is an Atom?
3.C. What is a Molecule?
3.D. Writing Chemical formulae
3.E. Molecular mass and mole concept
4. Structure of the Atom
4.A. Charged Particles in Matter
4.B. The structure of an Atom
4.C. How are Electrons distributed in different orbits (Shells)?
4.D. Valency
4.E. Atomic number and Mass number
4.F. Isotopes
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CBSE- Grade 8 Chemistry Syllabus

CBSE chemistry syllabus that covers all the required topics and units in an organized manner. Students from different boards can also visit this syllabus for reference. CBSE board conducts studies and research before modifying and prescribing syllabus for any class and subsequently implements changes time to time. Now download Chemistry syllabus for class 8 and know which are the chapters and units included and eliminated from the previous syllabus.

The list of units in class 8 Chemistry is mentioned below.

TOPICS

  1. Synthetic Fibres And Plastics
  2. Materials: Metals And Non-Metals
  3. Coal And Petroleum
  4. Combustion And Flame
  5. Pollution Of Air And Water
1. Synthetic Fibres And Plastics

1.A. What are Synthetic Fibres?
1.B. Types of Synthetic Fibres
1.C. Characterics of Synthetic Fibres
1.D. Plastics
1.E. Plastics as Materials of Choice
1.F. Plastics and the Environment

2. Materials: Metals And Non-Metals
2.A. Physical Properties of Metals and Non-metals
2.B. Chemical Properties of Metals and Non-metals
2.C. Uses of Metals and Non-metals
3. Coal And Petroleum
3.A. Coal
3.B. Petroleum
3.C. Natural Gas
3.D. Some Natural Resources are Limited
4. Combustion And Flame
4.A. What is Combustion?
4.B. How Do We Control Fire?
4.C. Types of Combustion
4.D. Flame
4.E. Structure of a Flame
4.F. What is a Fuel?
4.G. Fuel Efficiency
5. Pollution Of Air And Water
5.A. Air Pollution
5.B. How does Air Get Polluted?
5.C. Case Study- The Taj mahal
5.D. Greenhouse Effect
5.E. What can be Done?
5.F. Water Pollution
5.G. How does Water Get Polluted?
5.H. What is Potable Water and How is Water Purified?
5.I. What Can be Done?
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CBSE- Grade 7 Chemistry Syllabus

CBSE chemistry syllabus that covers all the required topics and units in an organized manner. Students from different boards can also visit this syllabus for reference. CBSE board conducts studies and research before modifying and prescribing syllabus for any class and subsequently implements changes time to time. Now download Chemistry syllabus for class 7 and know which are the chapters and units included and eliminated from the previous syllabus.

The list of units in class 7 Chemistry is mentioned below.

TOPICS

  1. Fibre to Fabric
  2. Acids, Bases and Salts
  3. Physical and Chemical Changes
  4. Soil
  5. Water: A precious resource
  6. Forests: Our lifeline
  7. Wastewater Story
1. Fibre to Fabric

1.A. Wool
1.B. Silk

2. Acids, Bases and Salts
2.A. Acids and Bases
2.B. Natural Indicators around us
2.C. Neutralisation
2.D. Neutralisation in everyday life
3. Physical and Chemical Changes
3.A. Physical Changes
3.B. Chemical change
3.C. Rusting of Iron
3.D. Crystallisation
4. Soil
4.A. Soil teeming with life
4.B. Soil profile
4.C. Soil types
4.D. Properties of soil
4.E. Moisture in soil
4.F. Absorption of water by soil
4.G. Soil and crops
5. Water: A precious resource
5.A. How much water is available
5.B. Forms of water
5.C. Groundwater as an important source of water
5.D. Depletion of water table
5.E. Distribution of water
5.F. Water management
5.G. What role you can play
5.H. Effect of scarcity of water on plants
6. Forests: Our lifeline
6.A. Visit to a forest
7. Water: A precious resource
7.A. Water, our lifeline
7.B. What is sewage?
7.C. Water freshens up – An eventful journey
7.D. Wastewater treatment plant (WWTP)
7.E. Better housekeeping practices
7.F. Sanitation and disease
7.G. Alternative arrangement for sewage disposal
7.H. Sanitation at public places
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CBSE- Grade 6 Chemistry Syllabus

CBSE chemistry syllabus that covers all the required topics and units in an organized manner. Students from different boards can also visit this syllabus for reference. CBSE board conducts studies and research before modifying and prescribing syllabus for any class and subsequently implements changes time to time. Now download Chemistry syllabus for class 6 and know which are the chapters and units included and eliminated from the previous syllabus.

The list of units in class 6 Chemistry is mentioned below.

TOPICS

  1. Fibre to Fabric
  2. Sorting Materials into Groups
  3. Separation of Substances
  4. Changes Around Us
  5. Water
  6. Air Around Us
1. Fibre to Fabric

1.A. Variety in Fabrics
1.B. Fibre
1.C. Some Plant Fibres
1.D. Spinning Cotton Yarn
1.E. Yarn To Fabric
1.F. History Of Clothing Material

2. Sorting Materials into Groups
2.A. Objects Around Us
2.B. Properties of Materials
3. Separation of Substances
3.A. Methods of Separation
4. Changes Around Us
4.A. Can All Changes Always Be Reversed?
4.B. Could There Be Other Ways To Bring a Change?
5. Water
5.A. How Much Water Do We Have?
5.B. Where Do We Get Water From?
5.C. Water Cycle
5.D. Back To The Oceans
5.E. What If It Rains Heavily?
5.F. What Happens If It Does Not Rain For A Long Time?
5.G. How Can We Conserve Water?
5.H. RainWater Harvesting
6. Air Around Us
6.A. Is Air Present Everywhere Around Us?
6.B. What Is Air Made Up Of?
6.C. How Does Oxygen Become Available To Animals and Plants Living In Water and Soil?
6.D. How is the Oxygen in the Atmosphere Replaced?