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All 14 chapters of the new NCERT Class 8 Maths book, taught the way the book intends — through patterns, worked examples and play. Every chapter ends with a mock test.
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Ganita Prakash replaced the old Class 8 Maths book. It teaches the same maths a different way.
Rules are discovered from examples rather than stated and drilled.
Chapters 1–7 are Part 1; chapters 8–14 are Part 2.
Twelve questions per chapter, with the reason for every answer.
Every chapter is ready. Your scores are saved on this device.
Squares, cubes, square roots and cube roots — and the patterns hiding in them.
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Exponents, the laws of powers, negative powers and standard form.
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How number systems grew — naturals, integers, rationals and the number line.
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Angle sums, parallelograms, rhombus, rectangle, square and kite.
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Divisibility tests, factors, multiples and number puzzles.
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The distributive property, expanding brackets and multiplying expressions.
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Ratio, proportion, percentage, profit and loss, and simple interest.
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Rational numbers, decimals, and the many faces of the same value.
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Right-angled triangles, the theorem and the triples that satisfy it.
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Direct and inverse proportion, time and work, speed and distance.
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Lines, angles, polygons, symmetry and simple constructions.
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Reading and drawing graphs — bar, line, pie and the coordinate plane.
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Algebraic expressions, identities, factorisation and linear equations.
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Area and perimeter of plane figures, surface area and volume of solids.
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Most marks in Class 8 maths are lost to mental-only working. Write every step.
Only your best score is kept, so a second attempt can never hurt you.
Each explanation names the trap, not just the answer.
In geometry, a rough sketch solves half the question before you start.
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