Exam Winner SSLC Class 10 Social Science 1 & 2 Part 1 2026 | SCERT Syllabus | Boby Books Publishers

The Exam Winner Social Science Guide is the most trusted resource for Class 10 students aiming for an A+ in their SSLC examinations. Published by Boby Books and curated by curriculum experts, this guide bridges the gap between the classroom and the examination hall by focusing on precision and speed.

Key Features:
Comprehensive Syllabus Coverage: Complete coverage of Social Science Part 1 and Part 2, including History, Geography, Economics, and Civics.

SCERT Question Pool Integration: In…

The Exam Winner Social Science Guide is the most trusted resource for Class 10 students aiming for an A+ in their SSLC examinations. Published by Boby Books and curated by curriculum experts, this guide bridges the gap between the classroom and the examination hall by focusing on precision and speed.

Key Features:
Comprehensive Syllabus Coverage: Complete coverage of Social Science Part 1 and Part 2, including History, Geography, Economics, and Civics.

SCERT Question Pool Integration: Includes fully solved questions from the official SCERT Question Pool, which are highly likely to appear in the board exams.

Exam-Oriented Question Bank: Features chapter-wise previous year questions (PYQs) and new-pattern exam-oriented questions curated by subject experts.

Solved Textbook Activities: Provides accurate answers to all textbook questions, "Let’s Assess" sections, and extended activities.

Chapter-Wise Summaries: Concise notes that highlight key facts, dates, and concepts for quick revision before the exam.

Bilingual Support: Available in both Malayalam and English Medium to cater to the diverse needs of students across Kerala.

Orukkam Question Bank: Includes the special "Orukkam" questions and answers to ensure you are prepared for every possible question format.

Why Choose Exam Winner?
Unlike standard guides, Exam Winner focuses on the "New Pattern" of questioning. It helps students understand how to structure their answers to secure maximum marks, particularly in map drawing, source-based questions, and essay writing.