Class 9 Final Exam Crash Course for CBSE and ICSE

Why Class 9 finals matter

Class 9 is often treated as a quiet year before the boards, but most of the ideas tested in Class 10 are built here: algebra and geometry in Mathematics, the basics of motion, atoms and cells in Science, and the writing habits that every board paper rewards. Students who finish Class 9 with clear concepts find Class 10 far less stressful.

The TBTLC Class 9 Crash Course runs from December to February, in the weeks before the final school exams, for CBSE and ICSE students.

What it covers

• Chapter-wise rapid revision: the key concepts, formulas, definitions and diagrams in each chapter, with the question types schools set.
• Daily practice worksheets: short, focused practice every day, so revision becomes routine.
• Timed papers in the exam pattern: full papers written in the real exam time, to build speed and confidence.
• Answer-writing: how to present steps, keywords and diagrams the way examiners expect.
• Weekly doubt-solving: time every week to clear doubts before they pile up.
• Gaps for Class 10: we flag the topics a student needs to strengthen before starting Class 10.

Separate for CBSE and ICSE

CBSE and ICSE follow different syllabi and paper patterns, so the crash course runs in separate small batches for each board, with up to 12 students in a batch.

Who can join

• Class 9 students who want to finish the year with stronger marks.
• Students who have fallen behind in Mathematics or Science and need to catch up.
• Students who do not attend regular classes with us are welcome.

Preparing for the Class 10 boards instead? See our Board Exam Crash Course and Test Series. Need help with just one chapter? Book a doubt-solving session.

Timings and fees

The crash course runs at our Sector 20 centre in Kharghar, with timings planned around school. Fees depend on the subjects chosen and we share them when you enquire. Batches are small, so it helps to enquire early. Read our guide on preparing for the Class 9 final exams.

Frequently asked questions

When does the Class 9 crash course run?

From December to February, in the weeks before the Class 9 final school exams.

Is it for CBSE or ICSE?

Both. CBSE and ICSE students are taught in separate small batches, because the syllabi and paper patterns differ.

Can students from other coaching classes join?

Yes. The crash course is open to students who do not attend regular classes at TBTLC.

How many students are in a batch?

Up to 12 students, so every student gets individual attention.

What are the fees?

Fees depend on the subjects chosen. We share them when you contact us on WhatsApp or through the enquiry form.