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NCERT reference ยท Class 6

NCERT Class 6 Science Syllabus Reference

16 chapters across Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Environment โ€” the first step into secondary science. Grouped by theme to make revision focused and structured.

16

chapters covered

4

topic groups

80

marks in exam

Topic map

Biology (6 chapters)

Food, nutrients, plants, body, habitats, waste.

Chemistry (4 chapters)

Fibres, materials grouping, separation, changes.

Physics + Environment (6 chapters)

Motion, light, electricity, magnets, water, air.

Syllabus by topic

16 chapters, 4 topic groups

Grouped for revision

Biology โ€” Food, Plants & Animals

6 chapters

Sources of food and nutrients, plant parts and their functions, the human skeleton and joints, adaptation in animals and plants to their habitat, and waste management.

  • Food: Where Does It Come From?
  • Components of Food
  • Getting to Know Plants
  • Body Movements
  • The Living Organisms and Their Surroundings
  • Garbage In, Garbage Out

Chemistry โ€” Materials

4 chapters

Natural and synthetic fibres; grouping materials by properties (solubility, transparency, hardness); methods of separation (filtration, evaporation, sieving); reversible vs irreversible changes.

  • Fibre to Fabric
  • Sorting Materials into Groups
  • Separation of Substances
  • Changes Around Us

Physics โ€” Light, Electricity & Motion

4 chapters

Standard units and measuring length; how shadows form, transparent vs opaque materials, reflection; simple circuits with bulb and switch; properties of magnets.

  • Motion and Measurement of Distances
  • Light, Shadows and Reflections
  • Electricity and Circuits
  • Fun with Magnets

Environment โ€” Water & Air

2 chapters

States of water, the water cycle, sources, water conservation; composition of air, properties of oxygen and carbon dioxide, importance of clean air.

  • Water
  • Air Around Us

Practice bridge

Turn syllabus review into active practice

Step 1

Generate 10 Biology questions on food sources, nutrients, plant parts, and habitats with diagram-based prompts.

Step 2

Create Chemistry MCQs on materials grouping, separation methods, and reversible vs irreversible changes.

Step 3

Ask for a Physics + Environment drill on simple circuits, light shadows, magnets, and the water cycle.