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CBSE Psychology, Class 11 and Class 12

The whole subject, chapter by chapter — written out properly, so a student who missed the lecture, or sat through it and understood half, can learn from the page.

Written by Asst. Prof. Geetika Rai, who teaches this subject. One teacher, one voice, all the way through.

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What comes with every chapter

Not a summary and a link to buy the rest. Each chapter of the syllabus carries its own full set of material, built together so the question paper tests what the notes actually taught.

Student notes
The whole chapter, written so you can study from it without the lecture.
Revision notes
Compressed from the notes, for the night before.
Question paper
A practice bank in five sections, from multiple choice to very long answers.
Answer key
Model answers with the marks shown at the point they are earned.

The student notes are free to read in full, by anyone, with no account. Not a preview, not the first two sections — the whole chapter. That is the point of this site, and it is not a promotional phase.

A free account, approved by hand in about a day, opens the rest: revision notes, question papers, answer keys, and printing and downloads in PDF or Word.

Inside Psychology — Class 11

The units as CBSE prescribes them. Each one opens to its chapters.

  1. Unit I What is Psychology?
  2. Unit II Methods of Enquiry in Psychology
  3. Unit III Human Development
  4. Unit IV Sensory, Attentional and Perceptual Processes
  5. Unit V Learning
  6. Unit VI Human Memory
  7. Unit VII Thinking
  8. Unit VIII Motivation and Emotion

Open Psychology — Class 11 →

Inside Psychology — Class 12

The units as CBSE prescribes them. Each one opens to its chapters.

  1. Unit I Variations in Psychological Attributes
  2. Unit II Self and Personality
  3. Unit III Meeting Life Challenges
  4. Unit IV Psychological Disorders
  5. Unit V Therapeutic Approaches
  6. Unit VI Attitude and Social Cognition
  7. Unit VII Social Influence and Group Processes

Open Psychology — Class 12 →

If you are a parent or guardian

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Who wrote this?
One person — an Assistant Professor of Psychology who teaches the subject. There is no contributor pool and no anonymous content mill. Every chapter, question paper and answer key carries the same byline.
Does it follow the CBSE syllabus?
Yes — CBSE Psychology, subject code 037, unit by unit, for both Class 11 and Class 12. The unit lists above are the prescribed ones.
What does it cost?
The chapter notes are free to read in full, permanently and without an account. An account is also free, and opens the practice material.
What do you do with our data?
We never ask for a date of birth, an age, or any government ID number. Registration asks what you are here to study — nothing else. You may open a guardian account of your own and link it to your child's, and you can read exactly what is collected and why on the privacy page.

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