Class 10 is the first board year, and Class 9 is where the habits for it are built. Most study apps are written for Class 11 and 12 entrance-exam students and hand a fourteen-year-old the same template. CapCompass plans Class 9 and 10 as their own year: the school's own chapter list for CBSE, ICSE or Maharashtra SSC, a plan that fits into the hours after school and tuition, revision notes for the chapters, and practice questions written to those chapters. When the year turns, it offers to move you up a class with one tap. Free, no account.
CBSE and NCERT, ICSE from CISCE's own syllabus, and Maharashtra SSC from Balbharati. Chapters, weights and the order each board teaches them.
School, tuition, meals and sleep go in first. The plan fills only what is left, with lighter Sundays if you want them, so it survives a normal school week.
Handwritten-style revision notes for 78 Class 9 and 10 chapters (299 pages) across the NCERT and Maharashtra SSC courses, and 2,138 ICSE Class 9 and 10 questions written to the CISCE chapters, plus real CBSE board questions with the board's marking scheme.
A Class 9 or 10 student planning for JEE or NEET later can keep the boards first and let the plan hold a light head start, without the entrance exam taking over the year.
From March, the app offers to roll a Class 9 plan into Class 10 with one tap, keeping your timings and your notes. Nothing happens silently.
No account and no password. The plan lives in the phone's browser, installs as an app, works offline, and Google Drive backup is optional.
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