A global education platform designed to simplify learning for Classes 6–12 across CBSE streams.
New Delhi, Learn by Chapter, a comprehensive academic support system, celebrated its official launch at Museo, Gurgaon on 18th February 2026. The platform unveiled a structured, chapter-wise learning solution aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) for Classes 6–12 across all CBSE subjects and streams.
Designed to simplify academic delivery across CBSE subjects, Learn By Chapter provides structured, diagnostic-driven resources that help reduce preparation time for teachers while strengthening conceptual clarity for students. Built around Bloom’s Taxonomy, Multiple Intelligence–based pedagogy, and skill-driven learning tools, the platform Identify and then bridge the learning gaps and make curriculum engagement more outcome-focused and future-ready.
Speaking at the launch, Founder Dr. Vishal Jain shared, “Learn By Chapter was built with a very clear intention — to make learning structured, accessible and stress-free. We wanted to create a platform that genuinely supports educators in their daily teaching journey while giving students the confidence to master every chapter. I am thrilled to unveil the platform and engage with an audience that understands the need for meaningful academic support systems in today’s evolving education landscape. I am excited to see people use the platform, benefit from it and help it grow in a big way.”
The launch event brought together educators, parents, school leaders and students for interactive discussions around curriculum pressure, learning gaps and modern classroom challenges. From anonymous parent Q&A sessions and myth-versus-reality conversations on Indian schooling to live demonstrations of the platform’s diagnostic insights into learning styles and strength patterns, the event reflected Learn By Chapter’s core philosophy — that academic success begins with understanding how a child truly learns. The gathering concluded with a strong emphasis on building an ongoing parent-educator community, reinforcing that the initiative extends far beyond a one-day launch.
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