CBSE Notes Class 9 Geography

CBSE Notes for Class 9 Social Science Geography is a subpart of the Class 9 social science subject. Scoring marks in geography is not so difficult if you understand the topics and are able to remember the information. While studying from the NCERT Geography textbook ‘Contemporary India I’, you might find that there are many topics that you need to memorise. But, if you know the trick to connect the topics, you can easily remember them. To help you learn, we have compiled the chapter-wise CBSE Notes for Class 9 Social Science.

Chapter-Wise CBSE Notes Class 9 Geography

You can access the notes of all 6 chapters from the table below. You will also be able to download the CBSE Class 9 Notes pdf.

CBSE Class 9 Geography Notes

Chapter 1: India – Size and Location
Chapter 2: Physical Features of India
Chapter 3: Drainage
Chapter 4: Climate
Chapter 5: Natural Vegetation and Wildlife
Chapter 6: Population

Key Features of CBSE Class 9 Geography Notes

  1. These notes are created by subject experts.
  2. All the important topics of the syllabus are covered in these CBSE Notes.
  3. Notes are concise yet provide an in-depth understanding of the chapter.
  4. Following comprehensive research, these notes are created in a simple and easy-to-understand language.
  5. These notes will help in revision as well.

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Frequently Asked Questions on CBSE Class 9 Social Science

Q1

Is CBSE Class 9 Geography difficult?

With constant preparation, CBSE Class 9 Geography can become very easy. Also, practising previous years’ question papers and also revising from notes will help you score good grades.

Q2

What is natural vegetation?

Natural vegetation refers to a plant community which has grown naturally without human aid and has been left undisturbed by humans for a long time.

Q3

What is drainage?

Drainage is the system or process by which water or other liquids are drained from a place.

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