Class 7 · Maths · NCERT Ganita Prakash

Class 7 Maths — every chapter, explained free

By Rashmi Ma'am (Rashmi Anand Mallick), Maths & Science teacher, Jaipur · Updated · YouTube

The complete new NCERT book (Ganita Prakash, Parts 1 & 2 — the syllabus for 2026–27) — chapter by chapter. Each page gives you what your child should learn, the common slip parents should watch for, practice and a free test — plus a free video lesson from Rashmi Ma’am where one fits the chapter.

📌 New book, new chapters. NCERT replaced the old Class 7 Maths textbook — chapters like “Integers” and “Simple Equations” now appear with new names and a new order. This page follows the current book, so what you see here matches your child’s school textbook.

Ganita Prakash — Part 1

Ch 1Large Numbers Around UsFree class + notes → Ch 2Arithmetic ExpressionsFree class + notes → Ch 3A Peek Beyond the PointFree class + notes → Ch 4Expressions using Letter-NumbersFree class + notes → Ch 5Parallel and Intersecting LinesFree class + notes → Ch 6Number PlayFree class + notes → Ch 7A Tale of Three Intersecting LinesFree class + notes → Ch 8Working with FractionsFree class + notes →

Ganita Prakash — Part 2

Ch 1Geometric TwinsFree class + notes → Ch 2Operations with IntegersFree class + notes → Ch 3Finding Common GroundFree class + notes → Ch 4Another Peek Beyond the PointFree class + notes → Ch 5Connecting the DotsFree class + notes → Ch 6Constructions and TilingsFree class + notes → Ch 7Finding the UnknownFree class + notes →

How to use these pages (the honest way)

1

Follow the school’s pace

Watch each chapter’s video the same week school teaches it — before the class test, not the night before the exam.

2

Paper before screen

After the video, 20 minutes of written practice from the free worksheet pack beats another hour of watching.

3

Measure monthly

One timed mock test a month tells you exactly which chapters to revisit. No guessing.

Questions parents ask

Is this really the new syllabus? My child’s book looks different from what other sites show.

Yes. From the 2025–26 session NCERT replaced the old Class 7 Maths book with Ganita Prakash (two parts, 15 chapters). Many websites still show the old 15-chapter “Integers first” book — if a site’s chapter names don’t match your child’s textbook, it’s outdated. Ours match.

Are the videos really free? What’s the catch?

Really free — the chapter notes, practice and video lessons cost nothing, no login, no trial. We earn from the optional ₹999 test series. If the free classes are enough for your child, that’s a win for us too.

My child is weak in Maths. Where should we start?

Don’t start from Chapter 1 and grind. Start from the chapter school is teaching right now (so class tests improve and confidence comes back), and separately give 15 minutes a day to tables and one old weak chapter. If you want a plan made for your child, message us on WhatsApp and ask.

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