Download government-approved PCTB textbooks, handwritten notes, and study material for every class — from Nursery to Intermediate — completely free.
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Nursery to Class 5
PCTB-approved textbooks for Nursery, KG, and Classes 1 to 5. All core subjects — English, Urdu, Maths, Science, Social Studies, and Islamiyat — available as free PDF downloads.
9th & 10th Class
Complete textbooks and handwritten notes for 9th and 10th classes from all major Punjab, Sindh, KPK, and Federal boards. Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Math, English, Urdu and more.
FSc / FA / ICS / I.Com
Textbooks and concise notes for all Intermediate groups — FSc Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering, FA, ICS, and I.Com. Covers both Part I (11th) and Part II (12th).
All Levels
Curated handwritten and typed notes, key points, short question banks, and revision material for Matric, Intermediate, CSS, PPSC, and competitive exams.
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