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Explore CBSE from Class 1 to Class 12. Choose a class, open a subject and see the chapter-to-concept map—so you can build understanding, not just a revision list.

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12Class learning paths
8Distinct mapped subjects
86Chapter entries
185Concept entries
Aligned to the CBSE / NCERT scheme of study2025–26 academic cycle · Mapping reviewed

This is a selected concept-map preview, not the complete official syllabus or a promise of full lesson coverage. Chapter and concept counts include their separate class entries.

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Class 1

Ages 6–7 · 3 mapped subjects · 15 concept entries

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Mathematics

3 chapters · 7 concepts

Numbers, shapes, and everyday counting through pictures and stories.

Numbers up to 203 concepts
  • Counting 1 to 20

    Count objects in order up to twenty and match a number to a group.

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  • More and Less

    Compare two groups and say which has more or fewer.

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  • Number Names

    Read and say the names of numbers up to twenty.

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Addition and Subtraction2 concepts
  • Adding within 20

    Put two small groups together to find how many in all.

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  • Taking Away

    Take some away from a group and find how many are left.

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Shapes and Space2 concepts
  • Flat Shapes

    Recognise circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles around us.

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  • Near and Far

    Describe position using near, far, above, and below.

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Open Mathematics for Class 1

English

2 chapters · 4 concepts

First reading, phonics, and simple sentences with picture support.

Letters and Sounds2 concepts
  • The Alphabet

    Recognise and say all 26 letters in order.

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  • Beginning Sounds

    Hear the first sound in a simple word.

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Reading Simple Words2 concepts
  • Three-Letter Words

    Blend sounds to read short words like cat and sun.

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  • Sight Words

    Recognise common words like the, and, is on sight.

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Open English for Class 1

Environmental Studies

2 chapters · 4 concepts

The world around a young learner — family, plants, animals, and safety.

My Family and Me2 concepts
  • My Body

    Name the main parts of the body and their use.

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  • My Family

    Describe family members and how they help each other.

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Plants and Animals2 concepts
  • Plants Around Us

    Notice different plants and what they need to grow.

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  • Animals and Their Homes

    Match common animals to where they live.

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Open Environmental Studies for Class 1

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What makes the path distinctive

Why choose CBSE?

Understand the curriculum’s strengths and the kind of learning it encourages.

Widely recognised

The most widely followed board in India, accepted everywhere and closely aligned to national entrance exams like JEE and NEET.

Balanced, application-led

NCERT-based, concept-first learning that favours understanding over rote — a strong foundation for competitive exams.

Easy to transfer

A consistent scheme across thousands of schools makes moving cities or schools smooth, with little syllabus disruption.

Exam-friendly

Clear chapter structure and predictable assessment patterns help learners build steady confidence toward the boards.

Know the structure

CBSE study & assessment pattern

A guide to the programme, subject choices and assessment. Confirm current requirements with your school and the official board.

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Structure

A continuous scheme from primary to senior secondary, organised by class, subject, and chapter, with NCERT texts as the common backbone.

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Assessment

Regular internal assessment plus term exams; Class 10 and 12 finish with board examinations. Competency-based questions are increasing across papers.

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Subjects & streams

A broad common core in the primary and middle years, widening to Science, Commerce, and Humanities streams in senior secondary.

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Grading

A mix of marks and grade points; scholastic subjects are graded alongside co-scholastic and skill areas.

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How we support it

Each concept becomes small connected steps — a plain-language idea, an example, practice with feedback, and revision — without changing the curriculum outcome.

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CBSE FAQ

Is the CBSE syllabus content on EveryAgeLearn free?

The mapped concept preview is free to browse, and you can try a complete sample lesson with no sign-in. Available lessons, practice and saved progress require an account and relevant access. Coverage varies by class and topic.

Which CBSE classes are covered?

Coverage grows continuously. Classes shown here render from our verified structure; where a class is still being built you will see a clear note rather than empty pages.

Is the content versioned?

Yes. Each page shows the academic cycle it reflects. When the board publishes a new cycle we publish a new version rather than overwriting the previous one.

How does EveryAgeLearn support CBSE learning?

We turn each concept into small, connected steps — a plain-language idea, an example, practice with feedback, and revision — adapted to the learner's reading level without changing the curriculum outcome.

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