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CBSE & state boards · Class 6–12
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Each board gets its own material, because the prescribed textbook, the chapter order and the marking scheme are genuinely different — a UP Board chapter list is not a CBSE chapter list with Hindi headings.
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What you get
Not one long PDF. Each chapter is broken into the pieces you'd actually reach for at different points in the year.
Concise notes following the prescribed textbook's own chapter order, so you can read alongside class.
Complete worked solutions to every textbook exercise, with the steps shown rather than just the answer.
Graded questions per chapter, arranged the way your board actually sets them.
The questions that keep reappearing in board papers, marked chapter by chapter.
The short version for the last fortnight, when there's no time to reread a chapter.
Timed chapter tests with instant scoring, so you find the gaps before the exam does.
How many marks come from which unit, straight from your board's own pattern.
Full-length papers in your board's format, so the real one holds no surprises.
Short chapter explanations for the concepts that don't land on the page.
Chapter by chapter
Real NCERT chapter names, with notes, solutions and practice questions attached to each. Pick a subject to browse — the layout is the same for every board and class in the app.
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Board exam preparation
Most students read the same notes in June and in February. These are different jobs — here's what actually helps at each stage.
How it's written
A UP Board student handed CBSE notes ends up studying chapters that aren't on their paper. That's why every board gets its own material rather than a shared file with a different heading.
Boards revise syllabi and deleted portions between sessions, sometimes mid-year. Our material states the session it was written for, but your school's circular is the final word. If you spot something out of date, use the report link on any page — we fix and re-date it.
Study material is free to read and download for personal study. It isn't for resale or redistribution.
Questions
CBSE and Indian state boards — UP Board, Bihar Board, Rajasthan Board, MP Board, Haryana Board, Jharkhand and Uttarakhand, with more added based on student demand. Each board has its own material written against its own prescribed textbook, not a shared file relabelled.
Yes. Chapter notes, NCERT solutions, question banks and revision material are free to read and download for personal study. You don't need an account to read them — an account only saves your progress and bookmarks.
Class 6 to Class 12 for CBSE. State board material concentrates on Class 9 to 12, where board examinations and the syllabus differences matter most.
Yes. Most material is available in both Hindi and English medium, and for boards that teach primarily in Hindi — such as UP, Bihar and MP — Hindi is the default.
Yes, for every exercise in the prescribed NCERT textbooks, with the working shown step by step rather than only the final answer. Many state boards follow NCERT books directly, so these apply there too.
Every page states the academic session it was written for, and material is updated when a board revises its syllabus. Boards sometimes announce deleted portions mid-session, so treat your school's circular as the final word and report anything that looks out of date.
Yes. Notes, revision sheets and sample papers can be downloaded for offline study, which is useful where the connection is unreliable. Downloads are for personal study and not for resale or redistribution.
Very likely. We add boards based on what students ask for. Tell us which board and class you need through the contact form, on +91 94585 49015, or at [email protected].
Free chapter notes, NCERT solutions and question banks for CBSE and state boards, Class 6 to 12, in Hindi and English.