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Foundation Science: Physics For Class 10 is part of a series of books that covers all the science subjects for Class 10. This series expands on the class books and helps the students get a good foundation in all the science subjects. Summary Of The Book The Central Board of Secondary Education prescribes the syllabus for school subjects. NCERT publications cover the syllabus and serve as class textbooks. But students who are preparing for exams and are focused on higher studies want to get better grades. Books like Foundation Science: Physics For Class 10 can help them in this endeavour. These books provide clear and concise explanations of the science concepts covered in class. The book also goes beyond the official textbook and provides additional explanations and interesting examples. The new study system of Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE), introduced recently by CBSE, monitors the students' all round progress in all aspects throughout the year. It takes into account not just their performance in exams, but also other skills like teamwork, communication skills, and innovation. This helps identify the strengths and weaknesses of individual,students and take measures to remedy the weaknesses. Foundation Science: Physics For Class 10 integrates the CCE ideas into their coverage and presentation. The book provides illustrative examples, a lot of exercises and various activities to help deepen the students’ comprehension of the subject. The examples further clarify the theory they learnt. The interesting activities encourages students to go beyond their classroom learning and explore further. Foundation Science: Physics For Class 10 also contains a question bank that has a collection of various types of questions to help the students prepare for their exams. About H. C. Verma Harish Chandra Verma is a professor and a writer. His other books are Concepts of Physics (Volume - 1) and Foundation Science: Physics For Class 9. Professor Harish Chandra Verma earned his doctorate at IIT, Kanpur. He worked as a Lecturer and later became a Reader at Patna University. Currently, he is a Professor in the Department of Physics at IIT, Kanpur. A Nuclear Experimental Physicist, he is currently working on Alloys Systems and Nanocrystalline Magnetic Materials. He also has an interest in Earth Science subjects like extinction boundaries and meteorites.