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Geography - Class 11 (NCERT)

Comprehensive study materials for CBSE Class 11 Geography curriculum as per NCERT syllabus

Fundamentals of Physical Geography

NCERT Textbook - 1

Chapter 1: Geography as a Discipline

Nature and scope of geography, relation with other disciplines

Chapter 2: The Origin and Evolution of the Earth

Big Bang theory, formation of planets, Earth's evolution

Chapter 3: Interior of the Earth

Sources of information, earth's layers, earthquakes and volcanoes

Chapter 4: Distribution of Oceans and Continents

Continental drift, plate tectonics, major ocean currents

Chapter 5: Minerals and Rocks

Classification of minerals, rock types and rock cycle

Chapter 6: Geomorphic Processes

Endogenic and exogenic processes, weathering, mass movements

Chapter 7: Landforms and their Evolution

Fluvial, glacial, aeolian and marine landforms

Chapter 8: Composition and Structure of Atmosphere

Layers of atmosphere, elements of weather and climate

Chapter 9: Solar Radiation, Heat Balance and Temperature

Insolation, heat budget, temperature inversion

Chapter 10: Atmospheric Circulation and Weather Systems

Pressure belts, winds, cyclones and anti-cyclones

Chapter 11: Water in the Atmosphere

Humidity, precipitation types, world rainfall distribution

Chapter 12: World Climate and Climate Change

Koeppen's classification, climate change causes and impacts

Chapter 13: Water (Oceans)

Hydrological cycle, ocean relief, temperature and salinity

Chapter 14: Movements of Ocean Water

Waves, tides and currents, their characteristics

Chapter 15: Life on the Earth

Biosphere, ecosystems, biodiversity and conservation

Chapter 16: Biodiversity and Conservation

Biodiversity types, threats and conservation methods

India: Physical Environment

NCERT Textbook - 2

Additional Resources

NCERT Solutions

Detailed solutions for all NCERT textbook questions.

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Maps & Diagrams

Important geographical maps and illustrative diagrams.

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Previous Year Papers

Question papers from past CBSE examinations.

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