Board Formulas

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything students and parents typically ask before diving in.

01Which boards does Board Formulas cover?
We cover CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) and Maharashtra State Board (SSC/HSC). Both Class 10 and Class 12 for all four core subjects — Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology.
02Is Board Formulas free?
Yes. All formulas, solved examples, derivations, common mistakes and practice questions are 100% free — no login, no paywall, no forced sign-up.
03Is the content updated for the latest 2025–26 syllabus?
Yes. Chapters follow the current NCERT (for CBSE) and Maharashtra State Bureau textbooks. We review content each academic year for the latest board syllabus changes.
04Does the site work offline?
Yes. Board Formulas is a Progressive Web App (PWA). Once you visit a chapter, it is cached and available even without an internet connection.
05Which subjects and classes are covered?
Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology — for Class 10 (SSC / CBSE 10) and Class 12 (HSC / CBSE 12) under both CBSE and Maharashtra State Board.
06Can I print or download the formulas?
Yes. Every chapter page has a Print button that produces a clean, printer-friendly PDF-style sheet you can save or print for revision.
07How are solved examples different from practice questions?
Solved examples show the full step-by-step working — great for learning a method. Practice questions give you the problem and a hidden answer, so you can attempt and self-check.
08Do you cover derivations?
Yes, wherever the derivation is short and adds intuition (Coulomb's law, capacitance energy, Nernst equation, Hardy-Weinberg, integration by parts, etc.), we include a click-to-reveal derivation under each formula.
09Are common mistakes really useful?
Extremely. Most marks lost in board exams come from sign errors, unit slips, or formula confusion — not lack of knowledge. Every chapter lists 4–6 traps and the correct approach.
10How can I contribute or report an error?
Use the Contact page to reach out. We fix errata within a few days.

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