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NCERT Solutions for Class 8 Maths

NCERT Solutions for Class 8 Maths

Build a rock-solid foundation in Mathematics with clear, step-by-step NCERT Solutions for Class 8. Every answer is aligned with the latest CBSE syllabus and the pedagogy of the National Council of Educational Research and Training, so your practice remains 100% consistent with NCERT textbooks.

Use the chapter lists and exercise tables below to revise efficiently, track progress, and prepare for school tests and future board exams. For deeper practice, pair each chapter with NCERT exemplar solutions and sample papers. If required, download NCERT book for class to keep question numbering and notation perfectly in sync during your exam preparation.

A) Ganita Prakash (Class 8)

Concept-first sequence that strengthens number sense, geometry intuition, and proportional reasoning.Jump to Ganita Prakash

B) NCERT (Old Syllabus) — 16 Chapters

Complete exercise mapping for the standard Class 8 NCERT Mathematics textbook.Jump to NCERT (Old)

Class 8 Maths — Ganita Prakash Solutions

This track nurtures mathematical thinking through stories, structure, and problem-solving. Solutions emphasise why each method works, not just the final answer, so you naturally develop higher order thinking skill. Use them alongside teacher notes and classroom tasks to remain fully aligned to the CBSE syllabus and the expectations of senior-class science and maths.

S.No.Chapter (Ganita Prakash)Resources
1A Square and A CubeSolutions
2Power PlaySolutions
3A Story of NumbersSolutions
4QuadrilateralsSolutions
5Number PlaySolutions
6We Distribute, Yet Things MultiplySolutions
7Proportional Reasoning 1Solutions

Study Strategy

Read the concept overview, attempt questions unaided, then compare your working with the solution steps. Maintain a compact formula/identity diary. This simple routine compounds into cleaner presentation, fewer mistakes, and exam-ready confidence consistent with NCERT textbooks.

Add-on Practice

NCERT Class 8 Maths (Old Syllabus) — Chapter-wise Solutions

Each chapter below includes a concise description and a professional, Bootstrap-styled table mapping all exercises. The working is kept “marking-scheme friendly”: clear steps, correct reasoning, and final answers highlighted—exactly how teachers evaluate in tests based on the CBSE syllabus. For extended drill, consult relevant NCERT exemplar solutions and past sample papers.

Chapter 1 — Rational Numbers

Operations, properties (closure, associativity, distributivity), identities, inverses, standard form, and representation on the number line.

Chapter 2 — Linear Equations in One Variable

Solving linear equations (variables on one/both sides), reducible forms, and real-life word problems on ages, transactions, and numbers.

Chapter 3 — Understanding Quadrilaterals

Polygons, interior/exterior angles, and properties of parallelogram, rhombus, rectangle, square, and kite with angle-sum applications.

Chapter 4 — Practical Geometry

Constructions of triangles under SSS, SAS, ASA, RHS; angle/segment bisectors; precision and justification of steps.

Chapter 5 — Data Handling

Organisation of data, bar/double-bar graphs, pie charts (intuitive), frequency tables, and basic chance ideas.

Chapter 6 — Squares and Square Roots

Patterns, properties of squares, and square roots by prime-factorisation and division method; mensuration linkages.

Chapter 7 — Cubes and Cube Roots

Cubes, patterns, cube roots via factorisation and reasoning; links to volume problems.

Chapter 8 — Comparing Quantities

Percentages, increase/decrease, profit-loss, discount, simple and compound interest; everyday financial maths.

Chapter 9 — Algebraic Expressions and Identities

From monomials to polynomials; addition, subtraction, multiplication; identities and their applications to simplify or factorise.

Chapter 10 — Visualising Solid Shapes

2-D views of 3-D objects, nets, mapping and scale, and visualisation skills that support geometry and mensuration later on.

Chapter 11 — Mensuration

Perimeter/area of plane figures; surface area and volume introductions; compound shapes and real-life applications.

Chapter 12 — Exponents and Powers

Laws of exponents, negative exponents, standard form/scientific notation for efficient calculation and comparison.

Chapter 13 — Direct and Inverse Proportions

Identifying and solving direct/inverse variation; applications to speed, work, and scaling; table and graph interpretation.

Chapter 14 — Factorisation

Common factors, regrouping, identities-based factorisation, and division of polynomials with verification checks.

Chapter 15 — Introduction to Graphs

Cartesian plane basics, plotting from tables, reading/interpreting linear graphs, and everyday graph contexts (distance–time, temperature).

ExerciseOpen
Ex 15.1Graphs 15.1
Ex 15.2Graphs 15.2
Ex 15.3Graphs 15.3
ExtraExtra Questions

Chapter 16 — Playing with Numbers

General form of numbers, divisibility tests, digit reasoning, and number puzzles—excellent for sharpening logic used across science and maths.

Learn Smart, Present Clean

These solutions are written like a trusted teacher would explain in class—authentic, precise, and easy to revise. Keep your practice anchored to NCERT textbooks, revisit the examples, and solve a short mixed set daily. With steady habits, you’ll see clear gains in speed, accuracy, and presentation—skills that translate directly into better marks in school tests and future board exams.

Class 8 Maths – FAQs

Quick answers about NCERT Solutions, CBSE alignment, downloads, exemplar & exam strategy.

 

NCERT Solutions for Class 8 Maths are step-by-step explanations to every exercise in the NCERT textbook. They follow the latest CBSE syllabus and show the working, reasoning, and presentation that evaluators expect in tests.

 

 

Yes. Chapters, exercise numbering and terminology mirror the latest CBSE/NCERT guidelines so your practice stays 100% in sync with school assessments.

 

 

Try each question yourself first, then verify with the solution. Maintain a 1-page formula/identity sheet per chapter and mark errors you repeat—redo them after 48 hours to lock in learning.

 

 

All standard chapters: Rational Numbers, Linear Equations in One Variable, Understanding Quadrilaterals, Practical Geometry, Data Handling, Squares & Square Roots, Cubes & Cube Roots, Comparing Quantities, Algebraic Expressions & Identities, Mensuration, Exponents & Powers, Introduction to Graphs, and more.

 

 

Yes. The official NCERT textbook PDF can be downloaded from NCERT’s website. This page also provides free PDF versions of the chapter-wise solutions for offline study.

 

 

Select Exemplar and HOTS questions are referenced for deeper practice. They improve reasoning, pattern spotting and proof-style writing useful for Olympiads and talent exams.

 

 

Every solution is written in marking-scheme friendly steps with units, reasons and final answers highlighted—so you learn exactly how to present work for full marks.

 

 

Along with the solutions, you’ll find chapter-wise Extra Questions, quick Notes and MCQs for rapid revision and practice before class tests.

 

 

Yes. The concept-first approach and exemplar-style practice build a strong base for NTSE, Olympiads and future competitive exams.

 

 

Use the worked steps as keys for homework checks and to demonstrate presentation. Track progress with a simple checklist: chapter → exercises → exemplar → mock test.