NCERT Exemplar Questions – Complete Coverage from Class 6 to 12
NCERT Exemplar problems are designed to strengthen conceptual understanding and problem-solving skills for
board exams as well as competitive exams like JEE and NEET.
On this page, you can quickly see how many exemplar questions are available for each class in
Mathematics, what type of questions dominate the collection, and how NCERT coverage is spread from
Class 6 to Class 12.
Use the tables below to jump directly to the NCERT Exemplar Mathematics solutions for your class,
understand the question type distribution, and plan your practice in a structured way. All links lead to
class-wise pages on NCERTBooks.net where you can access chapter-wise practice questions and
detailed solutions.
Class-wise NCERT Exemplar Coverage in Mathematics (Class 6 to 12)
The first table gives a quick snapshot of how many exemplar questions and units are available for
Mathematics in each class. This helps you estimate the total practice load and see how your
problem-solving journey grows from Class 6 basics to Class 12 advanced concepts.
| Class | Subject | Total Questions | Total Units | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Class VI | Mathematics | 319 | 25 | View → |
| Class VII | Mathematics | 600 | 19 | View → |
| Class VIII | Mathematics | 740 | 31 | View → |
| Class IX | Mathematics | 1,638 | 33 | View → |
| Class X | Mathematics | 1,944 | 34 | View → |
| Class XI | Mathematics | 857 | 38 | View → |
| Class XII | Mathematics | 788 | 56 | View → |
From this table, you can see that Mathematics has extensive NCERT Exemplar coverage from
Class 6 to Class 12, with thousands of high-quality questions. As you move to higher classes, the
number of units and questions increases, matching the depth required for CBSE board exams and
competitive examinations.
Question Type Distribution in NCERT Exemplar Problems
The second table shows how different question formats are distributed across the complete exemplar collection.
This helps you understand what kind of practice you will be doing the most – very useful for exam pattern awareness and
time management during preparation.
| Question Type | Total Count | Percentage | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) | 6,609 | 96.0% | Objective questions with options (A), (B), (C), (D) |
| True/False Questions | 47 | 0.7% | Statements to be marked as True or False |
| Fill in the Blanks | 47 | 0.7% | Questions with blanks to be filled |
| Problems & Solutions | 183 | 2.7% | Detailed problems with step-by-step solutions |
| Total Questions | 6,886 | 100% | Complete NCERT Exemplar Problems Collection |
Clearly, MCQs form the core of the NCERT Exemplar collection, which aligns well with the objective type
pattern seen in many Competitive Exams. However, the presence of True/False,
Fill in the Blanks, and Problem-based questions ensures that you also build strong
conceptual clarity and written problem-solving skills – not just guessing ability.
NCERT Classes 1 to 12 – Quick Class-wise View
The table below is a simple grid for Class 1 to Class 12. Use it as a mental checklist for your overall
NCERT journey – from primary classes where you build basics, to higher classes where you prepare for board and entrance exams.
| Class | Class |
|---|---|
| Class 1 | Class 2 |
| Class 3 | Class 4 |
| Class 5 | Class 6 |
| Class 7 | Class 8 |
| Class 9 | Class 10 |
| Class 11 | Class 12 |
For each of these classes, NCERT publishes textbooks, exemplar problems, and practice material that build
your understanding step by step. On NCERTBooks.net, you can explore class-wise hubs for NCERT Books, solutions, exemplar,
and previous year question papers, ensuring complete coverage from Class 1 fundamentals to Class 12 advanced topics.
FAQs on NCERT Exemplar Questions
Mathematics and Science. They are especially useful for students of Classes 6–12 who are preparing for
CBSE board exams, JEE, NEET, Olympiads, and other Competitive Exams,
as they go beyond routine textbook questions.
(for example, Class X Mathematics) to open the detailed page. There you can follow the chapter-wise list and
practice exemplar questions in the same sequence as your NCERT textbook. This keeps your preparation aligned
with the official NCERT syllabus.
CBSE board exam preparation, you should combine them with:
NCERT textbook questions, previous year board papers, and sample papers. NCERTBooks.net provides all these
resources so you can revise theory, practice a wide variety of questions, and understand the latest exam pattern.
This directly supports preparation for objective-type exams such as JEE Main and NEET,
where speed and accuracy in solving MCQs matter a lot. Regular practice of Exemplar MCQs helps you improve concept clarity,
reduce negative marking, and get familiar with tricky options.
chapter-wise NCERT Exemplar questions with solutions. You can view them online or download the
PDFs where available. These solutions are prepared to match the style expected in board and competitive
examinations, so you learn both the method and the proper way to present your answers.