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NCERT Exemplar


When it comes to scoring good marks in board exams or entrance exams, most of the students waste their time to choosing the right study materials. Sometimes it may lead to failure because of the wrong selection of study material. NCERT have been responsible for the distribution and development of the books. These books helpful to secure comfortable score in exams. 
Here you can find the exemplar questions without solutions. The same PDF file can be download from official website of NCERT.
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