“Summer comes when the Earth is nearer the Sun.”
NCERT · Classes 6–12 · Maths and Science
How many misunderstandings does your child have in Maths?Which concept are they most scared of?Which concepts have they mastered?How much of their earlier chapters do they still remember?
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No card. Then one question decides the path: will your child use your phone, or a phone of their own?
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A short check-in: answer, then say how sure.
About eight questions from one chapter. After each answer your child taps guessing, fairly sure or confident. That one tap tells a lucky guess apart from an idea they really hold.
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Marks are only the start.
In Parent mode you see every check-in: the score over time, each wrong idea in plain words, and how to talk it through.
An invitation to Indian parents
Join us in fixing what marks never tell Indian parents.
For generations, Indian schooling has measured our children by marks—without ever showing which ideas they misunderstood. Today, we are inviting every NCERT Class 6 to 12 parent to help change that, starting with your own child.
“Just this bit”: Ma checks Abhranti, teaches only the one idea Meera got wrong, and gets her evening back. Dramatised · made with AI video · 37 sMade by a parent who couldn’t find the time. They wanted to clear up their own children’s misunderstandings but couldn’t sit with them every day, so they built an app to do it, for their family and for yours.
Bhranti means a mistaken belief. Abhranti means free of it.
True or false?
Would your child say “true” to any of these?
Seven ideas from Class 6 to 8 maths and science. Tap your answer.
“Heavier things fall faster.”
“A fan blows cold air.”
“Turn the flame up and boiling water gets hotter.”
“⅛ is more than ¼, because 8 is more than 4.”
“At the top of a throw, gravity stops for a moment.”
“The white steam over hot chai is water vapour.”
Swipe for more → · Browse all 230 NCERT chapter misconceptions →
What marks don’t show
Right answers can hide guesses.
A lucky guess and a known answer score the same mark. So does a chapter your child already understands and one they don’t.
1 in 4
A pure guess on a four-option question is right one time in four. The mark sheet can’t tell you which ones.
Probability: four options, one correct. Abhranti asks “sure or guessing” on every question.
12 ha week
Indian parents spend about 12 hours a week helping with schoolwork, the most of the 29 countries surveyed.
Varkey Foundation Global Parents’ Survey 2018, Ipsos MORI, 27,380 parents.
10 → 16age
Fraction knowledge at age 10 was the strongest predictor of algebra and maths results at 16.
Siegler et al., Psychological Science, 2012. US n=599, UK n=3,677. A prediction, not proof of cause.
14 wkto mid-Feb
CBSE board exams are expected from mid-February. School finals usually fall in February and March.
CBSE has not published the 2027 date sheet yet (checked 29 Oct 2026). Check your school’s dates.
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Exploring Forces
Gravity, weight and what makes things float · 3 questions · checks 4 of this chapter’s 67 named misunderstandings
First up: A ball thrown up stops for a moment at the top. Is gravity pulling it then?
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