The Maharashtra State Board, CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) and ICSE (Indian Certificate of Secondary Education) curriculum for classes 8th, 9th, and 10th aims to provide a well-rounded education, covering a range of subjects to foster intellectual and personal development. The specifics can vary from school to school, but generally, students are expected to cover the following subjects:

Class 8th:

1. English:

   • Development of language skills, including reading, writing, and grammar.

   • Exposure to literature.

2. Mathematics:

   • Further exploration of basic arithmetic and introduction to more advanced topics.

   • Concepts such as algebra and geometry.

3. Science:

   • Basics of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

   • Understanding of scientific principles and processes.

4. Computer Science:

   • Basic understanding of computer applications and programming concepts.

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Class 9th:

1. English:

   • Further development of language skills.

   • Introduction to more complex literary texts.

2. Mathematics:

   • More advanced topics in algebra, geometry, and trigonometry.

3. Science:

   • In-depth study of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

   • Practical applications of scientific principles.

4. Computer Science:

   • Deeper exploration of computer applications and programming.

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Class 10th:

1. English:

   • Emphasis on advanced communication skills.

   • Study of literature and language.

2. Mathematics:

   • Advanced topics in algebra, geometry, and trigonometry.

3. Science:

   • Specialization in Physics, Chemistry, or Biology.

   • Application of scientific principles.

4. Computer Science:

   • Further exploration of advanced computer applications and programming.

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It's important to note that the curriculum is designed to impart knowledge and develop critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and a holistic understanding of various subjects. Students are also encouraged to participate in extracurricular activities for overall personality development. Specific details may vary, and checking the official CBSE and ICSE curriculum documents or contacting the school for the most accurate information is advisable.