NCERTTextbooks.com publishes free, chapter-wise study material built
directly from the official NCERT textbooks, for CBSE Classes 1 to 12.
Last reviewed: 26 August 2026.
What this site is for
Most students already have the NCERT textbook. What they often do not have is
a clear explanation of the chapter in front of them at 10pm the night before an
exam. That is the gap this site exists to fill: every page takes one NCERT
chapter and explains it — the key ideas in plain words, the terms that trip
people up, worked examples, the mistakes that cost marks, and what the exam
actually asks. The official chapter PDF is always there too, linked straight to
ncert.nic.in.
Who runs it
Greya Lakshmi is the academic editor and the person
responsible for what is published here. This is an independently run site, not a
company and not a coaching institute. There is one named editor rather than an
anonymous content team, so if a page is wrong there is someone to hold to it.
Where the material comes from
Pages are written from the official NCERT textbooks and the CBSE syllabus for
the 2026-27 session. Diagrams and figures are the ones printed in the NCERT
book, reproduced with attribution, and each key idea cites the textbook page it
comes from so you can follow along with your own copy. We explain in our own
words — we do not reproduce the textbook, and we do not copy other websites.
What this site is not
- It is not affiliated with CBSE, NCERT or any board. All
trademarks belong to their owners. - It does not host pirated or third-party copies of NCERT books. Every
download link points at the official ncert.nic.in file. - It does not predict exam questions or promise marks. Anyone who tells you
they know what will be asked is guessing.
Getting in touch
Corrections, questions and requests are welcome —
send a message from the contact page.