Unit-wise notes

CBSE AI syllabus 2026-27, unit by unit

Every unit of the CBSE AI syllabus for Classes 6 to 10, with the official unit names and marks, key terms, exam-style questions, and one-minute lessons taught by an AI tutor.

Class 10 AI (417)

Optional CBSE skill subject 417: 50 theory + 50 practical marks. Part B has 7 units; 5 carry the 40 theory marks, and Statistical Data and Advance Python are assessed only in practicals.

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Class 9 AI (417)

Optional CBSE skill subject 417: 50 theory + 50 practical marks. Part B has 5 units worth 40 theory marks; the other 10 come from Part A, Employability Skills.

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Class 8 Early AI

4 units, 5 hours each (20 hours of AI in the year), part of the CBSE Computational Thinking and AI framework for 2026-27. Assessed through projects, not a written board exam.

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Class 7 Early AI

4 units, 5 hours each (20 hours of AI in the year), part of the CBSE Computational Thinking and AI framework for 2026-27. Assessed through projects, not a written board exam.

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Class 6 Early AI

4 units, 5 hours each (20 hours of AI in the year), part of the CBSE Computational Thinking and AI framework for 2026-27. Assessed through projects, not a written board exam.

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Class 11 and 12 (AI 843)

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Common questions

How many units are in the CBSE Class 10 AI syllabus?
Part B has 7 units for 2026-27: Revisiting AI Project Cycle & Ethical Frameworks, Advanced Concepts of Modeling, Evaluating Models, Statistical Data, Computer Vision, Natural Language Processing and Advance Python. Statistical Data and Advance Python are assessed only through practicals.
How many units are in the CBSE Class 9 AI syllabus?
Part B has 5 units: AI Reflection, Project Cycle and Ethics; Data Literacy; Math for AI (Statistics & Probability); Introduction to Generative AI; and Introduction to Python.
What AI do Classes 6 to 8 study?
Under CBSE's 2026-27 Computational Thinking and AI framework, each of Classes 6, 7 and 8 has 20 hours of Early AI in four 5-hour units, assessed through projects rather than a board exam.

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