Classes 6–10 · Tablet classroom + live teacher panel
Every chapter builds its own foundation.
Every student learns on their own tablet — step by step, with a teacher's voice and a check after every idea. The teacher sees the whole class live on the panel: who is on which step, who is stuck, who has a doubt.
Student? Tap Join a class and type the 4-digit code from the board.
How a class runs
Three taps, and the whole class is learning.
- 1
Teacher starts the lesson
On the interactive panel, pick the class and the lesson, tap Start. A 4-digit code shows on the board.
- 2
Students join on tablets
Each student types the code and taps their own name. No passwords, no accounts to remember.
- 3
Everyone learns — and it shows
Students move step by step. The panel shows every tablet live, so the teacher walks straight to the child who needs help.
On the student's tablet
A real teacher's voice. One idea at a time.
Aman Sir explains each step out loud while the board draws itself — the pointer moves to exactly the side, corner or number he is talking about, so the mind never skips a second.
- Why before what. Every lesson opens with a real-life problem the student solves at the end.
- A check after every idea. A wrong answer gets a hint, never a scolding. Right answers move on.
- Foundation first. If a chapter needs something from an earlier class, the lesson teaches it again — right there.
- Simple English, friendly talk. Concepts in simple English, classroom conversation the way North Indian teachers talk. Exam words stay exactly as in the book.
On the teacher's panel
See the whole class at a glance.
Each student is a tile. The tile tells the teacher what to do next — no guessing, no "sab samajh gaye?" and silence.
The answer key never goes to the tablet — every answer is checked on the server.
Why "NeevStep"
Neev means foundation.
Most students don't fail a chapter — they fail the one idea from two years ago that the chapter quietly needs. We mapped every Class 10 chapter back through the Class 6–9 books. Wherever a step is missing, the lesson lays that brick first, then builds on it.
Subjects
Every subject a Class 6–10 student studies.
Chapter names follow NCERT 2026-27. The lessons, books and pictures are written by us, from scratch.
For schools
See NeevStep in your classroom.
Tell us about your school. We'll call you, set up a demo class, and run a real lesson with your students and teachers.
- Works on the tablets and interactive panel you already have — it runs in the browser.
- Your classes and student names are set up for you.
- Teachers start a class with three taps — nothing to install.