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Weekly chapter test (Class 8-12)

One chapter, up to 10 answer-checked questions, the same test for everyone in a class all week. A new chapter every Sunday (India time), taken in turn from the class's chapters that have a checked question pool. This week: Sun 1 Nov – Sat 7 Nov 2026.

Signed-in students' first try each week is counted with no name; the anonymous percentile appears once 30 have taken that week's test. Class 1-7 have no test.

CBSE

State boards

Shishya has checked question pools only for NCERT (CBSE) and CISCE (ICSE) chapters, so there is no separate state-board test yet. These state boards' own documents say they use NCERT books in some Class 8-12 subjects; in those subjects the CBSE (NCERT) test covers the same chapters:

  • Assam HS (ASSEB Division II) (Class 11, 12): The board's textbook tables name NCERT as publisher of most Class 12 English-medium core books (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, History, Geography, Political Science and others) and of some Class 11 books. source (read 27 Oct 2026)
  • Assam HSLC (ASSEB Division I) (Class 9, 10): The 2026-27 Class 9-10 curriculum uses NCERT textbooks and syllabus for English, Mathematics and Science (the board keeps its own books in other subjects). source (read 27 Oct 2026)
  • Board of High School and Intermediate Education Uttar Pradesh (Class 9, 10, 11, 12): UPMSP publishes a 2026-27 price list of "NCERT and board-developed" textbooks for its schools (Classes 9-12). source (read 27 Oct 2026)
  • Goa Board (GBSHSE) (Class 8): SCERT Goa's Urdu-medium textbook list for Classes 1-8 names NCERT books (Urdu, Mathematics, EVS, Science, Social Science). source (read 27 Oct 2026)
  • Haryana Board (BSEH) (Class 8): SCERT Haryana's textbook page links NCERT textbooks for several Class 4-8 subjects and lists NCERT book links for Classes 7 and 8. source (read 27 Oct 2026)
  • Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (Class 10): The Karnataka Textbook Society's 2026-27 list includes NCERT English readers (Mridang in Class 1; First Flight and Footprints without Feet in Class 10). source (read 27 Oct 2026)
  • Kerala Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (Class 11, 12): SCERT Kerala publishes Higher Secondary add-on books covering topics NCERT removed (Class 11 Economics, History, Political Science; Class 12 History) — so NCERT books are used in those subjects. source (read 27 Oct 2026)
  • Manipur HSE (COHSEM) (Class 11, 12): COHSEM's Class 11-12 Physics and Mathematics syllabi prescribe the NCERT textbooks. source (read 27 Oct 2026)
  • Meghalaya Board (MBOSE) (Class 8, 9): MBOSE's revised syllabus (notification of 27 March 2026) prescribes "NCERT (Meghalaya Edition)" books for English, Mathematics and Science in Classes 6-9. source (read 27 Oct 2026)
  • Mizoram Board (MBSE) (Class 9, 10): MBSE's 2026-27 High School textbook list uses NCERT books only for Hindi (Classes 9-10). source (read 27 Oct 2026)
  • Nagaland Board (NBSE) (Class 9, 10): NBSE's list of secondary textbooks (2025, the latest posted) prescribes NCERT Mathematics and NCERT Science for Classes 9-10. source (read 27 Oct 2026)
  • Odisha +2 (CHSE) (Class 11, 12): CHSE's 2023 rationalised Physics and Mathematics syllabi prescribe the NCERT Class 11 and 12 textbooks, alongside Odisha bureau books. source (read 27 Oct 2026)
  • Odisha Class 10 (BSE Odisha) (Class 10): The 2026-27 Class 10 syllabus prescribes NCERT's First Flight and Footprints without Feet for First Language English. source (read 27 Oct 2026)
  • Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (Class 9, 10, 11, 12): RBSE's Books 2026-27 page prescribes NCERT books for Classes 9-12 in most subjects (Hindi, English, Sanskrit, Urdu, Mathematics, Science, Social Science and most Class 11-12 subjects). source (read 27 Oct 2026)

Your own board's page under every state board has its syllabus and textbook links.

Questions are written with AI and answer-checked by Shishya; they are not taken from any textbook.