Now NCERT Physics, maths, chemistry of class XII Books on Amazon

Now NCERT books on Amazon

Now NCERT Books on Amazon Candidates who appear in class XII must read NCERT books For class XII students, you can order NCERT XI and XII Physics combo Mathematics, Mathematics class XII part I and Part II, Biology Part I and Part II. Chemistry Part I and Part II combos to prepare not only for board exam but this will be helpful for your competition exams such as NEET UG, JEE Main,CUET UG This is the first such tie-up, which will ensure access to original NCERT textbooks at the printed price on major e-commerce platforms. Secretary, Department of School Education and Literacy (DoSEL), 

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NCERT has been shaping India’s education landscape by publishing textbooks since 1963, with a total of around 220 crore books and journals. 

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NCERT textbooks of all grades shall be made available on the Amazon NCERT storefront (http://amazon.in/ncert), which was also launched today. The textbooks shall be retailed at a price not more than the rate printed on the textbooks. Only original NCERT textbooks shall be retailed on this platform, thereby helping curb the sale of pirated NCERT textbooks. Amazon will help NCERT monitor and take down unauthorized sellers who distribute counterfeit or overpriced books.

Through Amazon’s vast delivery network, students and schools, even in the most remote areas, will be able to purchase textbooks at the prescribed prices. This would address the challenges of supply gaps, delayed availability, and regional shortages of textbooks, ensuring equitable access to education.

This tie-up shall also enable NCERT to leverage customer reviews and feedback to improve the quality of its textbooks and other educational material. Moreover, anonymised sales and usage data will be shared with NCERT to facilitate informed decision-making regarding future print orders, distribution strategies, and selection of new distributors in States/districts where the demand for NCERT textbooks is more.

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Last updated on October 16th, 2024 at 11:53 am

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