CBSE Concept Map

CBSE Concept Maps for Class 6 to 12 (Chapter-Wise Mind Maps & Revision Charts)

Revise faster and smarter with CBSE Concept Maps for Classes 6 to 12. These visual chapter-wise mind maps and summary charts make it easier to understand, connect, and retain important topics from NCERT and CBSE syllabus. Each concept map is carefully designed for Science, Maths, Social Science, English, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and more, helping students grasp the full chapter at a glance.

CBSE Concept Maps for Class 10 Physics

• Refraction of Light
• Non Conventional Sources
• Electricity
• Conventional Sources
• Human Eye
• Spherical Mirror
• Magnetic Effects of Current
• Spherical Lens

CBSE Concept Maps – Class-Wise Collection

• Class 6 CBSE Concept Maps
• Class 7 CBSE Concept Maps
• Class 8 CBSE Concept Maps
• Class 9 CBSE Concept Maps
• Class 10 CBSE Concept Maps
• Class 11 CBSE Concept Maps
• Class 12 CBSE Concept Maps

Subject-Wise Concept Maps

• CBSE Maths Concept Maps
• CBSE Science Concept Maps
• CBSE English Concept Maps
• CBSE Social Science Concept Maps
• CBSE Physics Concept Maps
• CBSE Chemistry Concept Maps
• CBSE Biology Concept Maps
• Commerce Concept Maps (Accounts, BST, Economics)

What Are Concept Maps?

A concept map (or mind map) is a visual learning tool that displays the relationships between key ideas and subtopics in a chapter. It uses keywords, arrows, and color-coded branches to connect terms, helping students learn faster and recall information effectively during exams. CBSE now encourages the use of visual representation techniques for better concept clarity.

Benefits of Using CBSE Concept Maps

• Summarizes entire chapters in a single page visual format.
• Improves understanding and memory retention through visual cues.
• Ideal for quick last-minute revision before tests and boards.
• Helps in conceptual linking between related topics.
• Supports competency-based learning as per NEP 2020.

How to Study with Concept Maps

1. Start each chapter with its concept map overview before reading the textbook.
2. Use it as a visual index to connect subtopics and definitions.
3. Highlight difficult nodes and revisit them during revisions.
4. Combine concept maps with CBSE Flashcards and Revision Notes for complete preparation.
5. During exam week, focus only on concept maps and formula sheets for rapid recall.

Inside the CBSE Concept Maps (What You’ll Find)

• Mathematics: Formula trees, theorem links, graph connections.
• Science: Flowcharts of processes, cause–effect chains, labeled diagrams.
• Physics: Conceptual hierarchies, laws, equations, unit relationships.
• Chemistry: Reaction sequences, periodic trends, classification tables.
• Biology: Life process cycles, pathways, structural hierarchies.
• Social Science: Timelines, event relationships, conceptual clusters.

Printable & Downloadable Concept Maps

All concept maps are available as high-resolution PDFs suitable for printing. Each set can be used for classroom display, notebook insertion, or digital study. Teachers and students can use these for concept-based teaching and active recall.

Why Concept Maps Are Trending in CBSE Learning

With CBSE’s shift towards competency-based education, concept maps are now a key revision tool. They help visualize understanding, making learning more effective and reducing rote memorization. Many schools now include concept map creation as part of internal assessments.

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Also check

• CBSE Syllabus
• CBSE Sample Papers
• CBSE Formulas
• CBSE Flashcards
• CBSE Concept Map
• CBSE Additional Practice Questions
• NCERT Solutions
• NCERT Exemplar Solutions
• Books and Solutions
• Case Study Questions
• Assertion Reason Questions
• CBSE MCQ Questions
• CBSE Lab Manual
• CBSE HOTS Questions
• CBSE Previous Years Questions
• CBSE Revision Notes

Class-wise Contents

• CBSE Class 6 Contents
• CBSE Class 7 Contents
• CBSE Class 8 Contents
• CBSE Class 9 Contents
• CBSE Class 10 Contents
• CBSE Class 11 Contents
• CBSE Class 12 Contents

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