Interactive Maths and Science labs
Learn by doing. In each lab the learner predicts what will happen, sets up the experiment or maths model, runs it, sees the result and then answers questions — all on a phone or computer, free.
How a lab works
- Predict first — think about what will happen before trying.
- Set up — choose the materials, numbers or conditions.
- Run it and watch — see the result instantly, and why.
- Answer questions — check your understanding with instant feedback.
Labs use Indian stories and everyday situations, so ideas such as fractions, place value, magnets, plants or electricity make sense in real life. They are designed in line with NEP 2020's focus on experiential learning.
Maths labs
Science labs
Practise by class
Frequently asked questions
Are the labs free?
Yes, every lab can be opened free on phone or computer.
Do the labs follow NCERT?
Yes. Labs are built around NCERT Maths and Science topics for each class, so they suit CBSE and state boards that use NCERT books.
Can teachers use the labs in class?
Yes. Teachers can assign a lab — or just some of its pages — to a class and see each student's progress and question scores.
Do labs work without special equipment?
Yes. Everything happens on screen; some labs also suggest simple activities with things found at home.