The whole NCERT library
The complete English-medium NCERT catalogue for Classes 6 to 12, grouped by subject with class filters. There's no grade lock: a curious Class 7 student can open the Class 10 science book.
Free for NCERT Classes 6–12
Textbook+ keeps the original NCERT pages front and centre, and puts a patient study companion beside them: plain-language explanations, step-by-step maths, quizzes, videos and real CBSE practice questions, all synced to the page you're reading.
Sign in with any Google account. Nothing to request, nothing to pay.
Everything sits beside the book, not instead of it. Scroll the chapter and the help follows you.
The complete English-medium NCERT catalogue for Classes 6 to 12, grouped by subject with class filters. There's no grade lock: a curious Class 7 student can open the Class 10 science book.
Select any formula or derivation and choose Explain steps. An animated chalkboard writes the solution one step at a time, with the earlier steps still in view.
Chapters open as the original NCERT PDF, with the exact layout, figures and selectable text. Switch to a reflowable reading view whenever you like. Both stay synced to the study panel.
Select any sentence to get a plain-language explanation, highlight it, or add your own note. Key terms come with definitions, pronunciation and an example.
Quick quizzes check that a section has landed, with instant feedback. “Try this!” activities turn an idea into something you can do with a pencil or at the kitchen table.
Board-exam questions from official CBSE Class 10 question banks and the 2025-26 sample papers, each with its type, marks and exact source. Tap Solve step by step to open it on the chalkboard.
Hand-picked YouTube videos play inline, and full screen stays inside Textbook+. Where no good video exists, a short concept clip made for that section fills the gap.
Chat about the chapter and the tutor guides you with questions instead of handing over answers, grounded in the text you're reading.
Photograph any question, even a handwritten one, and the tutor reads it, diagrams included. If it can be solved, you get a chalkboard walkthrough right in the chat. Photos are held in memory only and never stored.
On a computer the book and the study panel sit side by side. On a phone the page fills the screen and the same help opens in a sheet from the bottom.
From sign-in to your first walkthrough in about a minute.
Sign in with Google and choose any NCERT book from the library, by class or subject.
The original pages open with explanations, quizzes and videos lined up beside the passage you're on.
Select a line, ask the tutor, or snap a photo of a question, and work through it step by step.
Curiosity shouldn't stop at the edge of the syllabus.
School learning is too often shaped by rote memorisation and grade-level silos. Students are trained to answer the questions on a specific test, and the natural urge to explore a related idea gets lost along the way.
Textbooks themselves are static and dense, and disconnected from the rich, multimedia world students live in.
Textbook+ is an experimental project to change that: it keeps the trusted NCERT text, and surrounds it with the kind of patient, visual, on-demand help that makes a hard page click.
Yes. Sign in with any Google account; there is nothing to request or pay for.
The complete English-medium NCERT catalogue for Classes 6 to 12: 116 books and 980 chapters. Any student can open any book.
From official CBSE Class 10 and Class 12 question banks and the 2025-26 sample papers — across the sciences, maths, commerce and humanities for Class 12. Each question shows its exact CBSE source.
Photos of questions are held in memory only to answer you, and are never stored.
The study cards for a chapter are prepared the first time anyone opens it, which takes a minute or two. After that, it opens instantly for everyone.
Yes. The page fills the screen and the study panel opens as a sheet from the bottom, with the same cards, chat and photo questions as on a computer.
All of NCERT, Classes 6 to 12, with help beside every page.
Continue to Textbook+This project is a not-for-profit experiment to understand the effectiveness and needs of augmented learning.
All NCERT textbooks, digital PDFs, diagrams, and supplementary materials are strictly copyrighted by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) under the Indian Copyright Act, 1957. The PDFs shown in the project clearly say so and are not altered in any form.
The access and the availability of this project is not guaranteed and may be taken down without notice.