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Terms of use

Last updated 19 September 2026

SolveIt is a study site: real CBSE board questions answered from the board's own marking schemes, NEET (UG) questions answered from NTA's answer keys, worked solutions to NCERT textbook and Exemplar exercises, and a concept map for each chapter — on the web at solveit.page and as a mobile app. Using it means you accept what is on this page. It is short because there is not much to agree to.

It is free

Everything on SolveIt is free to use. There is no subscription, nothing to buy, and the app never asks for a payment method. If that ever changes, this page will say so before it does, and nothing you already have will be taken behind a paywall retroactively.

You do not need an account

• Practice, solutions, papers and concept maps all work signed out. Signing in — with Google or with a code we email you — does one thing: it carries your progress across devices.
• An account is for one person. Keep your email and your sign-in to yourself, and tell us at hello@solveit.page if you think someone else is using it.
• You can have your account and your attempts deleted at any time — see the privacy policy, which also lists everything we store.

We are not CBSE

SolveIt is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to CBSE, NCERT, NTA or any school board. Nothing here is an official publication, and nothing here is a prediction of what your exam will contain.

Every past-paper answer on this site comes from the body that set the paper: for a CBSE board question, the marking scheme CBSE published for that exact paper; for a NEET question, NTA's answer key — the provisional key for the 3 May 2026 paper, since NTA published no final key for it. That is the whole point of the site. Our NCERT textbook and Exemplar solutions are our own working, with NCERT's printed answer beside them, under its own label, where the book prints one. So are the SolveIT solutions on some board questions: our own write-up of the board's steps, live only after a person has accepted it in review. How we do all of this is written down. But reading a scanned scheme and typesetting it is work that can go wrong, some answers are still awaiting review, and a paper can be reprinted. So: where this site and the board's own paper or scheme disagree, the board is right and we are wrong. Check anything that matters against the original, and please tell us at hello@solveit.page when you find a mistake — it gets fixed.

Whose questions these are

• CBSE's, NTA's and NCERT's. CBSE question papers and marking schemes belong to CBSE; NEET (UG) question papers and answer keys belong to NTA; NCERT textbook and Exemplar questions belong to NCERT. They are reproduced here for students to study and revise from, with the paper or the book named on every question. We claim no ownership of them and we do not sell them.
• Ours. The working we write ourselves, the concept maps, the figures we redraw, the counts and weightages we measure, and the site itself — its text, design and code — are ours.
• Takedown. If you hold rights in something on this site and want it removed, email hello@solveit.page with a link to the page. We will take it down while we look into it, not after.

What you may do

Study from it, revise from it, print a page, and send a question to a classmate or a class. Teachers are welcome to use it in a lesson. None of that needs our permission.

What you may not do

• Bulk-download or scrape the question bank, or run automated clients against the site or its API.
• Republish the collection, or sell it, or pass it off as your own.
• Use it to build a competing question database.
• Break the site, or try to reach data that is not yours.

What we do not promise

SolveIt is provided as it is, free of charge. We do not promise that it will always be available, that it will be free of errors, or that using it will produce any particular result in an exam. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for marks lost, exams missed, or decisions taken because of something on this site. Features can change or be withdrawn.

Ending it

You can stop using SolveIt whenever you like, and ask for your account to be deleted. We may suspend an account that is scraping the site, abusing it, or breaking these terms — we will say why.

Law

These terms are governed by the laws of India.

Changes

If these terms change, this page will carry a new “last updated” date, and continuing to use SolveIt after that means you accept the new version.

Contact

Anything about these terms, an error in an answer, or a takedown: hello@solveit.page.