This page is the entry point for the NCERT theorems directories on this site. It currently holds one listing: the NCERT Theorems for Class 10 page, which groups the theorems the Class 10 Mathematics textbook states and proves, in book order, each with the book’s own statement and its printed page number.
Open the directory below and choose the Class 10 row. From there, each theorem links to the page that states and proves it — this page never repeats a proof.
What the NCERT theorems directory lists
The table below lists the theorem directories this site holds, in book order. Each row opens a class’s theorem pages.
| Section | Page status |
|---|---|
| NCERT Theorems for Class 10 | Available |
| NCERT Theorems for Class 9 | Available |
How to use these pages
Getting from the directory to a theorem’s own page takes three steps:
- Open the Class 10 row in the directory above.
- The class page groups the theorems the book states and proves, in book order — chapter first, then the theorem number the NCERT book itself uses.
- Each theorem row shows the printed NCERT page number and links to the page that states and proves the theorem.
This page and the class hub never repeat a proof; the proof lives on each theorem’s own page, linked from its row.
One rule keeps the directory honest: a theorem the NCERT book states without a proof has no page and is not listed. Nothing in the directory is guessed.
The directory keeps the book’s own numbering. For example, the Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic is Theorem 1.1 in the NCERT Class 10 book — never Theorem 1.2 — so the directory row matches the printed page.
You can look a theorem up three ways: by chapter, by theorem number, or by the printed page number in your own copy of the book.
A final caution: textbook contents and the examinable syllabus are not always identical, so confirm which theorems are examinable this session against the current official CBSE syllabus.
Sources and data verification
This listing is maintained for the 2026-27 academic session using the NCERT textbook information available to us. NCERT remains the authority for confirming the latest edition.
- Where the listing comes from: the directory describes the official NCERT Class 10 Mathematics textbook as published on the NCERT textbook portal at ncert.nic.in, where the current edition and its downloadable PDFs are available.
- What this page covers: only what the table lists — currently the Class 10 Mathematics theorems in the English edition. Other classes and the rest of the CBSE scheme are not part of this listing.
- Session: this listing is maintained for the current academic session.
- Who settles what: NCERT settles textbook editions and PDFs; CBSE settles curriculum, syllabus and examinations.
Questions students search for
Where are all the NCERT Class 10 maths theorems listed in book order?
On the NCERT Theorems for Class 10 page, which groups the theorems the book states and proves by chapter and by the theorem number the book itself uses. Open it from the directory above.
What number does the NCERT book give the Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic?
Theorem 1.1. The directory keeps the book’s own numbering, so the row for Theorem 1.1 matches the printed page.
Does the theorems page include the proof of each theorem?
The proof lives on the theorem’s own page, not on the directory page. Each theorem row links to the page that states and proves it, and the hub pages never repeat a proof.
Why is a theorem I studied in class missing from the directory?
A theorem the NCERT book states without a proof has no page and is not listed. A topic you studied may also come from a chapter the current edition no longer carries.
Are all theorems in the NCERT Class 10 Maths book part of the CBSE board exam?
Not automatically. Textbook contents and the examinable syllabus are not always identical, so check the current official CBSE syllabus to confirm what is examinable this session.
Reference: NCERT Class 10 Mathematics textbook, official edition on ncert.nic.in.