Class Wise TextBook List 202122

Introduction

The academic year 202122 brought a refreshed set of textbooks for schools across the country. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and various state boards released a comprehensive list of books that cover all major subjects, from languages and mathematics to science and social studies. This page provides a classwise breakdown of the recommended textbooks, highlighting the publisher, author (where applicable), and ISBN for easy reference. The information is especially useful for parents, teachers, and students who want to purchase the correct editions before the start of the session.

* All titles listed are based on the official notifications released by the respective education boards. Some states may have additional optional books always verify with your school.

Class I

Class II

Class III

Class IV

Class V

Class VI

Class VII

Class VIII

Class IX

The Social Science book for Class IX is divided into History, Geography, Political Science and Economics, each in a separate chapter but bound together.

Class X

The 202122 edition includes updated maps and a new chapter on climate change in the Geography section.

Class XI (Science Stream)

For the commerce and arts streams, the NCERT textbooks are different (e.g., Business Studies, Accountancy, History). Those versions are listed under the separate Class XI Commerce & Arts section if needed.

Class XII (Science Stream)

The 202122 editions include additional practice problems to aid students in preparing for the board examinations.

How to Use This List

1. Verify with your school: Though the list reflects official recommendations, many schools allow students to choose from a set of approved publishers. Always check the exact edition and printing year required.

2. Purchase early: Textbooks for higher classes (especially XIXII) can experience high demand before the start of the session. Buying at least a month in advance helps avoid shortages.

3. Check for bundled kits: Some publishers provide subject kits that include a textbook, workbook, and solution manual at a discounted price. This can be more costeffective for students who need practice material.

4. Use digital alternatives: NCERT offers free PDF versions of all textbooks on its website. While printed copies are preferable for notetaking, the eversions are a convenient backup.

5. Keep the ISBN handy: When ordering online, the ISBN ensures you receive the correct edition. Different printings may have minor changes in examples or diagrams.

By staying organized and confirming the exact titles early, students can focus on learning rather than hunting for the right books.