NIOS Mathematics Full Material PDF Download


1. Chapter 1. Number Systems 

2. Chapter 2. Exponents and Radicals 

3. Chapter 3. Algebraic Expressions and Polynomials 

4. Chapter 4. Special Products and Factorization 

5. Chapter 5. Linear Equations 

6. Chapter 6. Quadratic Equations 

7. Chapter 7. Arithmetic Progressions 

MODULE II: COMMERCIAL MATHEMATICS

Chapter 8. Percentage and its Applications 

Chapter 9. Instalment Buying

MODULE III: GEOMETRY

Chapter 10. Lines and Angles 

Chapter 11. Congruence of Triangles 

Chapter 12. Concurrent Lines 

Chapter 13. Quadrilaterals 

Chapter 14. Similarity of Triangles 

Chapter 15. Circles 

Chapter 16. Angles in a Circle and Cyclic Quadrilateral 

Chapter 17. Secants, Tangents and their Properties 

Chapter 18. Constructions

Chapter 19. Co-ordinate Geometry

MODULE IV: MENSURATION

Chapter 20. Perimeters and Area of Plane Figures 

Chapter 21. Surface Area and Volume of Solid Figures 

MODULE V: TRIGONOMETRY

Chapter 22. Introduction to Trigonometry 

Chapter 23. Trigonometric Ratios of Some Special Angles

MODULE VI: STATISTICS

Chapter 24. Data and Their Representation 

Chapter 25. Measures of Central Tendency

Chapter 26. Introduction to Probability

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