Old NCERT Books Continue for Classes 10 & 11 in 2026–27

The NCERT has issued an official notification clarifying that for the academic session 2026–27, changes will be implemented only for Grade 9 textbooks. Students in Grades 10 and 11 will continue with the existing NCERT books, as no revisions have been made for these classes in the session 2026-27.

Class 9 NCERT Books in 2026-27

The upcoming changes to the Grade 9 curriculum mark an important step in aligning school education with the recommendations of NCF-SE 2023. New textbooks are currently being developed and will be introduced from the academic session 2026–27. To support this transition, NCERT has released draft syllabi on its official website, inviting feedback from educators and stakeholders. As schools prepare for the rollout, teachers are advised to focus on strengthening students’ foundational understanding to ensure a smooth and effective shift to the new syllabus.

Class 9 English Kaveri book PDF is already available on the internet and you can download the summary and important questions of the Kaveri English book from the myCBSEguide App or the myCBSEguide.com website.

We will update you as soon as we get information about other books.

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Class 10 & 11 NCERT Books in 2027-28

Earlier, NCERT had announced plans to introduce new Grade 11 textbooks in the 2026–27 academic session, with revisions for Classes 10 and 12 scheduled to follow in subsequent years. However, recent developments suggest that the updated textbooks are not yet ready for rollout.

As a result, the initial plan to launch the revised Grade 11 books in 2026–27 has been postponed. According to the latest advisory issued by NCERT, New Delhi, the introduction of new textbooks for both Grade 10 and Grade 11 has now been deferred to the 2027–28 academic session.

This delay indicates that students and schools will continue using the existing NCERT books until the revised editions are officially released.

The introduction of new textbooks for Grades 10 and 11 has been scheduled for the academic session 2027–28. Until then, students will continue using the existing NCERT textbooks across all subjects during the 2026–27 session. This ensures continuity in the curriculum while allowing sufficient time for the development and rollout of the revised books.