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Matric Biology (SSC Part I & II)

Understand living systems properly with structured Matric Biology classes.

  • Cell Biology
  • Bioenergetics
  • Human Physiology
  • Homeostasis
  • Inheritance
  • Biotechnology
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Course Overview

Master Matric Biology Step by Step

Our Matric Biology course works through both Part I and Part II of the SSC syllabus with clear explanations, labelled diagram practice and structured answer writing. Every system is taught from structure to function, then drilled through board-style short and long questions.
Course Overview
About This Course
About This Course
About This Course

Why Study Matric Biology With Us

Biology rewards precise terminology and accurate diagrams more than any other Matric science. We teach each system from structure to function, practise the labelled diagrams the paper repeats, and train answer structure so long questions earn every available mark.

  • Board-experienced subject teachers
  • Complete Part I & Part II coverage
  • Weekly board past-paper practice
  • Labelled diagram practice
  • Terminology and definition drills
  • Structured long-answer technique
Key Highlights

What You Get

Board-Experienced Teachers

Learn from biology teachers who teach to the current SSC scheme of studies every year.

Live + Recorded Sessions

Attend live classes and revisit every lesson later through full session recordings.

Five Years of Past Papers

Practice with five years of board past papers mapped to the current pairing scheme.

24/7 Doubt Support

Get your questions answered anytime through our dedicated student support channel.

What You'll Learn

Syllabus Breakdown (SSC Part I & II)

The Matric Biology syllabus is taught across Class 9 and Class 10 in the following units:

Introduction to Biology & Biodiversity

  • Branches of biology and careers in biology
  • Solving a biological problem - the scientific method
  • Biodiversity and the need for classification
  • The five-kingdom system and binomial nomenclature
  • Viruses, bacteria and their importance

The Cell & Cell Cycle

  • Microscopy and the cell theory
  • Structure and function of cell organelles
  • Plant and animal tissues
  • Mitosis, meiosis and apoptosis
  • Cancer and abnormal cell division

Enzymes & Bioenergetics

  • Structure and characteristics of enzymes
  • Mechanism of enzyme action and influencing factors
  • Photosynthesis - light and dark reactions
  • Limiting factors of photosynthesis
  • Aerobic and anaerobic respiration

Nutrition & Transport

  • Nutrients, balanced diet and malnutrition
  • Human digestive system and associated glands
  • Transport in plants - xylem, phloem and transpiration
  • Human heart, blood vessels and blood
  • Cardiovascular disorders

Gaseous Exchange, Homeostasis & Coordination

  • Gaseous exchange in plants and humans
  • Respiratory disorders - smoking, asthma and bronchitis
  • Osmoregulation and the human urinary system
  • Nervous coordination - neurons, reflex arc and the brain
  • Endocrine glands and hormones

Support, Reproduction & Inheritance

  • Human skeleton, joints and muscles
  • Skeletal disorders and their treatment
  • Sexual and asexual reproduction
  • Mendel laws and patterns of inheritance
  • Variation, evolution and genetic engineering

Ecology & Applied Biology

  • Ecosystems, food chains and food webs
  • Nitrogen and carbon cycles
  • Pollution, conservation and sustainable use
  • Biotechnology - fermentation and genetic engineering
  • Pharmacology - antibiotics, vaccines and drug abuse
Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before enrolling in our Matric Biology course.

The course follows the SSC scheme of studies used by the Punjab Boards and FBISE, covering Part I (Class 9) and Part II (Class 10) in full.

Yes. We work through five years of board past papers alongside the current pairing scheme and full-length model papers.

We offer both live online classes and in-person sessions at all three campuses - choose whichever suits you, or mix both.

Every high-frequency diagram in the syllabus is practised in class and marked, because the board repeats a small set of them and they are the easiest marks in the paper to secure.

Yes. The Matric biology foundation - cell biology, human physiology and inheritance in particular - is exactly what MDCAT builds on, so a solid Matric grounding makes that preparation much easier.

Yes, you'll receive a completion certificate and a detailed performance report after your final mock exam.

How The Course Is Delivered
How The Course Is Delivered

Course Structure

  • 01. Diagnostic Assessment

    We begin with a diagnostic test to identify your strengths and weak areas.

  • 02. Chapter-Wise Teaching

    Each chapter is taught with concept clarity, followed by exercise and board-style question practice.

  • 03. Weekly Assessments

    Short weekly tests built on the pairing scheme keep progress steady and reinforce retention.

  • 04. Full Board Mocks

    Full-length, timed model papers simulate the real board exam experience.

Learn With Confidence

Why Choose Our Matric Biology Course

Experienced Faculty

Every tutor has taught the SSC biology syllabus for years and knows exactly how the board marks it.

Proven Results

Our structured chapter-wise approach has consistently helped students move into the A and A1 grade bands.

Personalised Feedback

Every model paper and assignment comes with detailed, one-to-one feedback.

Category Matric
Course Duration 9 - 12 Months
Mode Online / On-Campus
Overview

About This Course

The Matric Biology course covers the complete SSC scheme of studies across Class 9 and Class 10 - the cell and cell cycle, biodiversity and classification, enzymes and bioenergetics, nutrition and transport, gaseous exchange, homeostasis, coordination, support and movement, reproduction, inheritance, ecology and biotechnology. Diagrams, labelling and definitions are taught deliberately, since they carry a large share of the board marks.
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Matric Biology - Chapter-Wise Worksheet Pack
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Matric Biology - Board Past Papers & Pairing Scheme
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Who Should Enroll?

For students enrolled in or preparing for Matric (SSC) Part I or Part II in the science group. No prior biology beyond middle-school science is assumed.
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What Our Students Say About Studying With Us

Hear from the students who prepared with us across our three campuses and went on to the results they were aiming for.

Ayesha Khan
Ayesha Khan
FSc Pre-Medical Student

The teachers explained every concept until it actually made sense, not just until we could memorise it. The weekly tests kept me honest about what I still had to revise.

Hamza Tariq
Hamza Tariq
ICS Student, Rahwali Cantt Campus

I joined halfway through the year and still caught up, because the staff sat with me after class until I was at the same level as everyone else. The timings worked around my schedule.

Fatima Noor
Fatima Noor
O Level Student, Satellite Town Campus

The classrooms are calm and well organised, and the past-paper practice was the thing that made the real exam feel familiar rather than frightening.

Bilal Ahmed
Bilal Ahmed
FSc Pre-Engineering Student

Maths and physics were my weakest subjects when I started. A year later they were the two I scored highest in. The difference was the faculty being genuinely available whenever I got stuck.