Printable worksheets and games for Maths and English, Science worksheets for Classes 6 to 10, and Physics, Chemistry and Biology worksheets for Classes 11 and 12, written for the NCERT books with Indian names, rupees and metric units, plus a page for every class that lists its chapters with the games and worksheets that go with them. Free with a parent account, for CBSE families in India and around the world.
Games, worksheets, chapter lists and clear explanations, written for the NCERT books.
166 games (Maths and English for Classes 1 to 12, plus Science for Classes 6 to 12) written for Indian children: rupees, lakhs, Indian names and stories. Every game has levels, and progress is saved for every child.
Start playingPrintable worksheets with an answer key: Maths and English for Classes 1 to 12, plus Science for Classes 6 to 10, and Physics, Chemistry and Biology for Classes 11 and 12. Indian names, rupees and metric units.
Make a worksheetA page for every class with its chapters, and the games and worksheets that go with each one.
Browse classes127 pages that explain physics, chemistry and biology in plain words, with diagrams, formula sheets and the CBSE chapters where each idea appears.
Browse conceptsHands-on experiments and builds you can do at home, plus Maths and Science Olympiad practice.
Find a projectHow classes, grades and marks compare between the two systems, for families moving or studying in both.
Read the guideOpen a class to see its chapters with the games and worksheets that go with them, or jump straight to a subject. Free with a parent account.
Games for the senior classes and more subjects are planned next.
For children who follow the CBSE syllabus, whether you live in India or anywhere else in the world.
Yes. You don't need to be in India. Create a free parent account from any country, add your child as a CBSE class, and use the India pages. If the site suggests the India section, you can choose India, U.S. or Global at any time; your choice is remembered. For schooling questions between countries, see the US ↔ India equivalency guide.
Yes. Each child has their own grade or class, and you can mix U.S. grades and CBSE classes in one account. Progress is kept for each child.
The Learning Hub games and the worksheet generator are free with a parent account. A few other products on the site, such as the personalized Learning Roadmap, are paid and are clearly marked.
No. EduVistaHQ is independent. Our worksheets and games are written to follow the NCERT textbooks for the 2026-27 session, and the chapter pages link to the official CBSE or NCERT source.