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NCERT Books Class 8 – All Subjects
NCERT books are considered to be the founding stone of the core concepts of many subjects. 8th Standard is considered to be the doorway to high school and lays the groundwork for the higher studies that will take place in the 9th and 10th standards. NCERT books are considered to be some of the simplest, well researched and reliable sources of information. NCERT books in the 8th standard are available for Science, Maths, Hindi, English and Social Science etc. These books are available in English, Hindi and Urdu languages However, for the case of 8th standard the Maths book of NCERT is considered to be the most efficient.
Subject-wise NCERT Class 8 Books – Download PDFs
NCERT Class 8 Maths and Science books
NCERT Class 8 Social Science Books
- NCERT Our Past-III- Part 1
- NCERT Our Past- III- Part 2
- NCERT Social and Political Life
- NCERT Resource and Development (Geography)
NCERT Class 8 English Books
The approach of NCERT maths books of 8th standard is in a very comprehensive and clean step-wise manner, each step is thoroughly explained so that the students receive a conceptual clarification. Sample papers, practice papers, recommendations and tips help the students to form a clear idea of the concepts.
Many students like to appear in competitive exams like Olympiads, exams like this recommend NCERT since the questions that appear in these exams are mostly conceptual. These books provide practice assignments for students to solve and boost their confidence.
NCERT books provide a wholesome solution to the entire syllabus provided by the board. These books also focus on particularly those areas which are important to score well in examinations. Rather than giving tough problems and complication questions, these books work towards the fundamental clearing of concepts.
NCERT books are also helpful for their simple language. In other words, these books explain the theorems, formulae and concepts in a very lucid manner, so that the students have no issues in understanding the mathematical problems and sums which are based on the theorems and formulae later in the chapter.
Also see: What is the full form of NCERT?
