School practice hub
Class 1–12 Practice Tests
Pick a class and subject to jump into a ready-made NCERT / CBSE practice set with grouped topics, a quick diagnostic quiz, and a printable worksheet option.
Which subjects are available for each class?
Not every subject is published for every class yet — the list below reflects what's live on this hub today, not the full NCERT/CBSE subject list for that class.
Always available
English and Math
Every class from 1 to 12 includes these two subjects.
Added from Class 6
Science
Published once students move into dedicated, separately-taught science lessons.
Social Studies and stream-specific Class 11-12 subjects (Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics) are still going through content review and aren't published yet — see our India education system guide for how stream choice works and which entrance exams each one leads to.
A note on coverage: we're rolling this page out in batches because every class-subject page goes through a thorough review with subject matter experts before it's published, rather than publishing everything at once. We're working through this systematically, class by class and subject by subject, and the 32 pages below are what's completed review so far. If your exact class-subject isn't listed yet, try the search box below or use the home page generator with your own questions in the meantime.
Available practice tests
32 of 49 class-subject pages have gone through our full content review so far, grouped below by schooling stage.
Primary (Class 1-5)
Class 1 English
Help your young reader build strong literacy foundations with practice designed for early readers who are still learning letter sounds. These quick, bite-sized questions focus on listening, letter recognition, and simple recall, with minimal writing required.
Open practice test →Class 1 Math
Fun, simple math practice for early learners! Designed for ages 6–7, these visual questions help children practice numbers 1–20, basic addition and subtraction, and simple shapes. Questions use familiar objects and easy-to-follow examples, with no carrying or borrowing, helping young learners build confidence step by step.
Open practice test →Class 2 English
Designed for Grade 2 students (ages 7-8) following CBSE & NCERT guidelines. At this stage, practice moves beyond reading single words to understanding 'why' things happen in a story and forming full, correct sentences.
Open practice test →Class 2 Math
Help your child move beyond simple counting! This practice test builds strong Tens-and-Ones thinking, making it easy to master two-digit math with confidence and ease.
Open practice test →Class 3 English
At Class 3, reading moves beyond individual sentences toward fluent paragraph comprehension, spotting descriptive words, using adverbs correctly, and fixing basic punctuation, the specific skills daily paragraph writing depends on.
Open practice test →Class 3 Math
Class 3 is when maths stops being pure counting and starts asking children to reason: read and compare 3-digit numbers, regroup in addition and subtraction, and use multiplication and division for the first time. This test works through each of those skills in turn.
Open practice test →Class 4 English
In Class 4 English, students begin handling longer passages, figurative expressions, and more precise sentence control, checking inference from short passages, gendered and collective nouns, and connecting ideas with words like 'unless' and 'although'.
Open practice test →Class 4 Math
Class 4 packs in more brand-new topics at once than any year since Class 1: 3D shapes, circles, views, and profit-loss money problems, alongside numbers scaling to 10,000 and multiplication/division scaling to 2-digit by 2-digit. Every one of these gets its own set of questions here.
Open practice test →Class 5 English
Class 5 English moves comprehension from finding an answer stated directly in a passage into inferring a character's feelings or a story's moral. Grammar adds reported speech, degrees of comparison, and more deliberate sentence-building, with a full set of questions for each.
Open practice test →Class 5 Math
Class 5 is the direct bridge into Class 6 algebra and formal geometry: numbers extend into lakhs and crores, angles and rotational symmetry bring real geometric reasoning, and long multiplication/division and volume become genuinely procedure-heavy. This practice set covers all of it, not just the easier parts.
Open practice test →Middle (Class 6-8)
Class 6 English
Level up your Class 6 English skills. Built for 11–12 year olds making the primary-to-middle-school jump, this page pairs NCERT textbook prose comprehension with vital grammar practice, moving beyond generic drills to focus on real exam prep.
Open practice test →Class 6 Math
Class 6 Math introduces abstract thinking for the first time in a structured way, moving from simple arithmetic into working with negative numbers, fractions, ratios, and basic geometry through real, concrete situations rather than abstract drills.
Open practice test →Class 6 Science
Class 6 Science isn't about memorizing definitions. It's about understanding how the world actually works! From tracing electricity through simple circuits to discovering how plants feed themselves and how bones bend, students explore hands-on concepts like photosynthesis, joint movement, and chemical separation.
Open practice test →Class 7 English
At Class 7, English moves into argument, tone, and structure, covering reading for tone and word choice, tense and modal precision, and breaking sentences into clauses, not just isolated grammar drills.
Open practice test →Class 7 Math
In Class 7, mathematics becomes more application-driven, checking whether a student can translate a word problem into an equation, compare proportional relationships, and work through geometry and data questions with clear steps, not just a final answer.
Open practice test →Class 7 Science
Class 7 Science is all about looking closely at the natural world and understanding how things work, covering heat, motion, electricity, and light, acids, bases, and changes in matter, and how plants and the human body get and use energy.
Open practice test →Class 8 English
At Class 8, English grammar gets layered: passive voice and reported speech now combine in the same sentence, precision vocabulary replaces general synonyms, and editing for subtle errors matters as much as writing correctly the first time.
Open practice test →Class 8 Math
Class 8 Math is CBSE's own 'bridge curriculum,' connecting middle-school arithmetic to real algebra: compound interest and profit-loss calculations on one side, factorisation and standard identities like (a+b)² on the other.
Open practice test →Class 8 Science
Class 8 Science covers a genuinely wide spread in one year, quantitative physics (force, pressure, speed), practical chemistry (combustion, fuels, electroplating), and biology topics that go well beyond memorised facts, like tracing a food chain or explaining why deforestation changes local rainfall. This page is built to cover all of it, not just the handful of chapters that show up most often in casual revision.
Open practice test →Secondary (Class 9-10)
Class 9 English
Class 9 English folds grammar and comprehension into more demanding, connected passages, the same shift the Class 10 board paper leans on. Writing grows into structured descriptive paragraphs, story continuation, and informal letters, all covered here.
Open practice test →Class 9 Math
Class 9 Math is where arithmetic turns into proof-writing. Geometry develops congruence proofs and Heron's Formula, while Algebra builds around the Factor Theorem, so these two units demand careful reasoning as well as accurate calculation.
Open practice test →Class 9 Science
Class 9 Science is the first genuinely quantitative year of NCERT science: motion, force, and gravitation become equation-based, atomic structure replaces simple symbol memorisation, and biology moves from whole organisms down to cells and tissues. Each of these shifts gets its own set of questions below.
Open practice test →Class 10 English
The CBSE Class 10 English paper leans harder on Literature than most students expect, and that's exactly where revision time runs short first. This page mirrors the real exam structure, Reading, Writing and Grammar, and Literature, so practice lines up with where the marks and the actual difficulty sit, not just wherever revision feels most comfortable.
Open practice test →Class 10 Math
Class 10 Math's board paper leans heavily on two chapters most students under-practice: Quadratic Equations and Trigonometry. Together with Arithmetic Progressions and Circles, these four chapters make up the bulk of the marks, and this page is built directly around them instead of repeating easier arithmetic that Class 8 and 9 already covered.
Open practice test →Class 10 Science
Class 10 Science spans three full subjects in one board exam, Chemistry, Biology, and Physics, tested with roughly equal weight. This page is built to match that spread directly, including chapters like the human eye, heredity, and control and coordination that often get less revision time than chemical reactions or electricity, even though they carry the same marks.
Open practice test →Higher Secondary (Class 11-12)
Class 11 Accountancy
Class 11 Accountancy builds the conceptual and procedural foundation — from accounting principles through journals, reconciliations, and final accounts — that every later commerce course and exam assumes you already know.
Open practice test →Class 11 English
Senior secondary English expects deeper literary analysis and command of advanced structures. This page pairs real NCERT textbook comprehension with non-finite verbs, sentence transformation, and formal register skills that go beyond the grammar mechanics already covered in earlier classes.
Open practice test →Class 11 Math
Class 11 Math introduces entirely new topics — sets, complex numbers, permutations and combinations, trigonometric identities — that don't build directly on earlier arithmetic, so this page treats each as its own conceptual entry point rather than assuming prior familiarity.
Open practice test →Class 11 Science
Class 11 is where physics and chemistry both shift from descriptive answers into step-by-step numerical reasoning: choosing the right formula and explaining why it applies, not just recalling it. That's the specific skill this practice set is built around.
Open practice test →Class 12 English
Build board-ready responses by moving from close reading to concise notes and from planning to correctly structured formal writing.
Open practice test →Class 12 Math
Practise choosing, justifying, and checking methods across board-style numericals before time pressure turns small setup errors into lost marks.
Open practice test →Class 12 Science
CBSE Class 12 Physics and Chemistry demand numerical precision as much as concept understanding. This page mirrors that mix with real formula-based calculations and concept-application questions, not recall-only definitions.
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Frequently asked questions
How are these practice tests generated?
Each class-subject page starts with a curated set of sample questions written to match that class's actual NCERT/CBSE syllabus. Clicking "Start Practice" either pulls a ready-made question set from our pool or generates a fresh AI-built variation, so no two attempts are identical.
Can I use my own questions instead?
Yes — the main generator on the home page accepts your own questions (typed or photographed from a textbook or worksheet) and builds a matching practice test from them, if you'd rather not use the pre-made starters here.
Are these tests free?
Yes, every practice test on this page is free to attempt, with no sign-up required to try a ready-made set.
Why isn't my class-subject combination listed yet?
Each class-subject page goes through a full review with subject matter experts before we publish it, so we're rolling them out in batches, working through each class and subject systematically. If yours isn't live yet, check back soon or use the search box above, since new pages are added as each batch completes review.