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377 chapter wise tests and 45 full book tests across 47 NCERT textbooks, with 11,329questions. Every question is set from the chapter's own text — not a generic question bank — and every answer explains why the other three options fail.
Pick your class, then the subject. Each chapter has its own test, and each textbook has a full book test covering every chapter.
26 chapter tests · 2 full book tests
ScienceSocial Science
Open tests32 chapter tests · 3 full book tests
ScienceSocial Science
Open tests62 chapter tests · 7 full book tests
ScienceSocial ScienceHistoryGeographyPolity
Open tests22 chapter tests · 2 full book tests
ScienceSocial Science
Open tests35 chapter tests · 5 full book tests
ScienceHistoryGeographyPolityEconomics
Open tests108 chapter tests · 12 full book tests
PhysicsChemistryBiologyHistoryGeographyPolityEconomics
Open tests92 chapter tests · 14 full book tests
PhysicsChemistryBiologyHistoryGeographyPolityEconomics
Open testsOne test per chapter, 25 to 30 questions, built only from what that chapter contains. The distractors are the confusions the chapter itself sets up — the reverse of a process, the neighbouring organ, the other half of a comparison — so a wrong answer tells you something specific about what you misread.
Attempt it straight after your first read of a chapter, while you can still tell the difference between remembering and recognising.
One paper per textbook, drawing from every chapter in order. Chapter tests measure whether a chapter stuck this week; a book test measures what is still there once the whole book is behind you, which is the harder and more useful question.
Use it for revision before school exams, or as a base-building drill if you are preparing for UPSC, SSC or a state PCS.
Almost every serious preparation plan starts with NCERT. The Class 6 to 12 History, Geography, Political Science and Economics books are the standard first pass before any reference book, and Class 9 to 12 Science carries most of the general science asked in prelims. The difficulty is knowing when a book is genuinely finished — reading an NCERT is quick, and re-reading it feels productive long after it has stopped teaching you anything.
A chapter test answers that in ten minutes. If you score well, move on. If you do not, the explanation names the exact paragraph to go back to.
A chapter wise test covers exactly one chapter of one NCERT textbook. Each of our 377 chapter tests carries 25 to 30 multiple-choice questions written from that chapter's own text — its definitions, processes, worked examples and the points the book sets in bold — so your score tells you how much of that chapter you actually retained, rather than how well you guess.
A full book test draws questions from every chapter of a book in chapter order, so it measures what survives once the whole book is behind you. We publish 45 of them, one per textbook. Chapter tests are for right after you read; the book test is for revision before an exam.
Yes. Every chapter test and full book test is free to attempt, with no sign-up required and no negative marking. You see the full solution and explanation the moment you submit.
Class 6 to Class 12, across 47 NCERT textbooks — Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, History, Geography, Political Science, Economics and Social Science. That is 11,329 questions in total.
NCERT textbooks are the standard foundation reading for UPSC, SSC and every state PCS. Class 6 to 12 History, Geography, Polity and Economics in particular are what most aspirants read first. A chapter test is the fastest way to check whether a chapter is genuinely done before you move to standard reference books.
Each test is set from the text of that specific chapter as published by NCERT, not from a general question bank. Every answer carries an explanation saying why the correct option is right and why the other three fail, which is where most of the learning happens.