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1,100 animations across Biology, Physics, Chemistry and Maths. Each has four short steps and a four-question quiz.
See an animationNCERT Classes 6 to 12 · Explore, understand, grow
Science and maths you can see.
Interactive animations and NCERT chapters for Classes 6 to 12. Play a scene, turn a model, then check yourself with a quick quiz. Free to start.
Which class are you in?
Class 10 subjects: Science, Maths.
- 1,100interactive animations
- 500+NCERT chapters, Classes 6 to 12
- 4subjects in the animation library
- Offlineanimations live inside the app
Ways to learn
One app for Classes 6 to 12
Watch it move, try it with your own hands, then check what you understood.
Interactive scenes
347 chapters across 9 subjects. Every chapter has 3 to 5 hands-on scenes, each with a mission to finish.
Browse chaptersNCERT chapters
154 chapters from the current NCERT books for Science, Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Biology, each linked to the animations that teach it.
Browse chaptersQuizzes and notes
Quizzes that explain every answer, stars for each chapter, and a notebook for your own notes.
Try a questionStart where you are
Pick your class. Your NCERT chapters are inside.
Every chapter follows your textbook, in the same order, so you always know where you are in the syllabus.
Class 10
Science13 chapters
- Chemical Reactions and Equations
- Acids, Bases and Salts
- Metals and Non-metals
- Carbon and its Compounds
Maths14 chapters
- Real Numbers
- Polynomials
- Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables
- Quadratic Equations
Each chapter links the animations that teach it, with key ideas, key terms and a quiz.Open Class 10 in the app
Why it works
Made for how students actually learn
Animations you control
Play, pause, scrub and change the speed. Tap a part of the model to see its name.
Scenes with a mission
In Classes 6 to 8, every scene gives you something to do: sort, drag, test, then see what happened.
Quizzes that explain
Every answer shows why it is right or wrong. Chapter quizzes earn up to three stars.
A notebook that’s yours
Write notes next to any lesson. They sync to your account when you sign in.
Works offline
Animations and chapter scenes are built into the app. Your progress syncs the next time you connect.
A daily goal and a streak
Pick 5 to 20 minutes a day. A gentle reminder, if you want one, stays on your phone.
3D concept lab
See it. Turn it. Get it.
Some ideas click the moment you can see them from every side. Drag a model to turn it, then read what to notice. Each one comes from a chapter in the app.
This browser has WebGL turned off, so the 3D model can't load. The notes still apply.
Class 11 · Chemistry · Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure
Methane, CH₄
- Carbon uses four sp³ hybrid orbitals to form four C–H single bonds.
- The four bonds point to the corners of a regular tetrahedron.
- Every H–C–H bond angle is 109.5°, as VSEPR theory predicts for four bond pairs.
In the app, this chapter comes with step-by-step animations and a quiz.
Inside the app
Learn it, check it, keep going
Watch an idea move, answer a few questions, and come back tomorrow. Built for iPhone, Android and the web, with your progress saved to your account.
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Today · goal 10 min
4-day streak
ContinueCell: The Building Block of Life
ScScience12 chapters
MaMaths14 chapters
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- 1Arrive at 45°The ray in air makes 45° with the normal.
- 2Cross the interfaceFrequency stays the same; speed changes.
- 3Apply Snell’s lawn₁ sin θ₁ = n₂ sin θ₂ gives about 28.1°.
Which relation describes refraction?
- n₁ sin θ₁ = n₂ sin θ₂
- θ₁ + θ₂ = 180°
- n₁ = n₂ always
- Speed = mass × time
CorrectSnell’s law relates the refractive indices and the angles.Continue
2 of 5 missions done
- 1. What does a magnet pull?Test all 6 objects✓
- 2. A magnet has two polesBreak the magnet and look again✓
- 3. A magnet can show directionsFind which way the lighthouse is
- 4. Attract or repel?Make the cars roll apart
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11Days learned this month
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Real questions from the app's chapter quizzes, for Classes 6, 7, 8 and 10. Pick an answer to see why it is right, the same way the app explains it.
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Class 6 · Science · Exploring Magnets · 1 of 4
Which of these is attracted by a magnet?
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- Every chapter in every class, 6 to 12
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A birth month and year screen comes before any sign-in. Students under 13 learn as guests.
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Ideas you can see, explained
Refraction in four steps: what really happens when light enters glass
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Some ideas are hard to picture from a page — a ray bending, a heart pumping, a graph changing. Watching them move makes the hidden steps visible.
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Is Shiksha Bharat free?
Yes, it is free to start. You can learn as a guest without an account. A paid plan, Shiksha Bharat Plus, is coming later; everything you can open in the app today stays free.
Which classes and subjects does it cover?
Classes 6 to 8 cover Science, Maths, Social Science, English, Hindi, Sanskrit, Arts, Physical Education and Vocational Education. Classes 9 and 10 cover Science and Maths, and Classes 11 and 12 cover Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Maths. Chapters follow the current NCERT books.
How is it different from reading the textbook?
Each idea is shown as an animation you can play, pause and replay, or, in Classes 6 to 8, as a hands-on scene with a small mission. A short quiz then shows what you understood, with the reason behind every answer.
Does it work without internet?
Yes. The animations and chapter scenes are built into the app, so they open without a connection. If you sign in, your progress syncs the next time you are online.
How do I sign in?
With a one-time code sent to your phone or email, or with a username and password. Signing in is optional; it keeps your progress safe across devices.
How do you keep students safe?
There are no ads and no data selling. An age check comes before any sign-in, and students under 13 use the app as guests. You can delete your account, and everything with it, from the app or the web.
Is this an official NCERT or government app?
No. Shiksha Bharat is an independent learning app. Its chapters follow the NCERT syllabus, but it is not made by or affiliated with NCERT, CBSE or the Government of India.
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