StudyCBSE

A study planner for students following the CBSE curriculum in India, Classes 9 to 12. It is free, runs in a browser, and can be installed to a phone's home screen. The app itself needs JavaScript, so this page is a description rather than the product.

What it does

Turns a CBSE exam datesheet into a dated revision timetable, paced backwards from the first paper.
Knows each student's class, stream and subjects — streams apply from Class 11 (Science PCM, Science PCB, Commerce, Humanities).
Lists the chapters of each subject and links every one to the official NCERT textbook PDF on ncert.nic.in. It links to NCERT's copies and does not host them.
Generates chapter notes, practice questions, and full papers of a chosen mark value — 20, 40 or 80 marks — and can produce several numbered tests on the same chapters.
Provides past CBSE board papers and their marking schemes, linked from cbseacademic.nic.in.
Sets a 15-minute test each Monday covering the chapters ticked off the week before.
Tracks weak areas from marks on tests actually sat, rather than from self-assessment alone.
Includes a focus timer, study reminders, and an export of study blocks to a phone calendar.
Can email a parent a weekly summary — off by default, and only after that parent confirms their own address with a code emailed to them.

What it is not

It is not a notes library, a question bank site, or a video course, and it does not replace a textbook or a teacher. Material it generates is study help that should be checked against both. Classes 6 to 8 are not covered. StudyCBSE is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to CBSE or NCERT.

Privacy

Its users are minors, so a parent's address receives nothing until someone at that address types back a six-digit code, individual marks are not shared unless the student switches that on, and every message sent to a parent is readable by the student in the app. See the privacy policy.

Created by Ireash Mahajan. More detail for automated readers: /llms.txt.