If something here is wrong, we want to know, and we will fix
the page rather than quietly remove it.
Last reviewed: 26 August 2026.
Report an error
Report it from the contact page, with the page
address and what is wrong. A sentence is enough — you do not need to explain the
correct answer, though it helps if you have the textbook page to hand.
What happens next
- We check the claim against the official NCERT textbook or the CBSE syllabus.
The official source decides, not our original wording. - If it is wrong, the page is corrected.
- Where the error could have misled someone — a wrong formula, a wrong
definition, a wrong exam claim — we say on the page that it was corrected and
when. - If we think the page is right, we will reply and say why.
Why we do not just delete things
A page that vanishes teaches nobody anything, and a student who learned the
wrong thing from it never finds out. Correcting in place, and saying so, is the
honest option.
Errors in the textbook itself
Occasionally the reported error is in the NCERT book rather than on our page.
We will say so plainly and cite the source, but we will not silently “fix”
official material — the book on your desk is what your exam is set from.