Free PCTB-approved textbooks for Nursery, KG, ECE, and Classes 1 to 5. All subjects in PDF format — completely free for all students, parents, and teachers in Pakistan.
All books follow the Punjab Curriculum and Textbook Board (PCTB) syllabus. Sindh (STBB), Federal (FBISE), and KPK board books are also available for most classes.
Pre-literacy and pre-numeracy activities. Alphabet recognition, counting 1–20, colours, shapes, and basic Urdu huroof for the youngest learners aged 3–4.
Building on Nursery with structured phonics, Urdu reading readiness, counting to 100, and introduction to general knowledge and Islamiyat for children aged 4–5.
Early Childhood Education materials for government ECE programmes. Play-based learning, language development, numeracy, and social-emotional skills for under-5s.
Formal schooling begins. Students learn to read full sentences in English and Urdu, count to 100, perform addition and subtraction, and study Islamiyat and Pakistan Studies.
Numbers to 1,000, two-digit arithmetic with carrying and borrowing, multiplication tables 1–5, introduction to Science and Social Studies, and longer reading passages.
Multiplication tables 1–12, paragraph and essay writing, the solar system, food chains, Pakistan's provinces and rivers, and more complex Urdu literary texts.
Fractions, decimals, formal 5-paragraph essays, human body systems, ecosystems, Pakistan history from Mughal era to independence, and MS Word basics.
Final primary year. Ratios, percentages, algebra basics, advanced science, comprehensive Pakistan Studies, PEC Grade 5 assessment preparation, and Excel basics.
Education in Pakistan faces real challenges of access and equity. These free textbooks are our contribution to closing that gap.
Whether your child attends a private school or a government school in a rural area, they deserve the same high-quality textbooks. We believe free access to PCTB books is a basic educational right.
PDF textbooks on a mobile phone let children study during commutes, power outages, and school holidays. Digital access removes the barriers that have historically limited learning to the classroom.
When parents can access the same textbooks their children use, they can help with homework, check understanding, and stay meaningfully involved in their child's education — regardless of their own education level.
Government and private school teachers use our PDFs to plan lessons, create worksheets, and prepare assessments aligned exactly to the PCTB curriculum their students are following.
The single highest-impact habit for primary school children is daily reading — in both English and Urdu. Even 20 minutes per day compounds to over 120 hours of additional reading per year.
Unlike reading, mathematics skills are lost quickly without regular practice. Even 10 minutes of arithmetic or times-table practice every day keeps skills sharp and prevents gaps from forming.
Encourage children to draw what they study — the solar system, the human body, maps of Pakistan. Drawing forces active recall and creates vivid, lasting visual memories of content.
Instead of asking 'what is the answer?', ask 'why do you think that?' Children who explain their reasoning develop the critical thinking that distinguishes top students from average ones.
We have free textbooks and study notes for 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th class as well. All subjects, all boards.