Study for CBSE Class 12 boards from any lecture

Paste a Class 12 chapter lecture or one-shot from YouTube and get it as a notebook: NCERT definitions, derivations written out step by step, solved examples and the points teachers flag as "important for boards", with timestamps back to the video. Then make a free practice quiz from any chapter.

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Works with chapter one-shots from Physics Wallah, Magnet Brains, Vedantu, LearnoHub and your school teacher's uploads.

CBSE Class 12 at a glance

Marks per subject
Sciences: 70 theory + 30 practical (Maths: 80 + 20 internal)
Theory paper
3 hours, sections of MCQ, short, long and case-based questions
Syllabus
NCERT textbooks (rationalised), per the CBSE curriculum for the year
Timing
Board exams run February to April

How Class 12 students study for boards, and where the notebook fits

Board preparation in Class 12 usually means two passes: chapter lectures during the year, often alongside NEET or JEE coaching, and then fast chapter "one-shots" in the last two months, followed by sample papers. Both passes depend on notes, and both are where time disappears: a two-hour one-shot is a lot of pausing and copying if you want something to revise from.

Notiq writes the notes for you, in the order the teacher teaches: definitions in NCERT language, derivations line by line (the five-mark questions), reasons and exceptions (the "give reason" questions), and solved numericals. Each section has a timestamp, so rewatching means jumping to a minute, not scrubbing through an hour.

Board answers are marked on steps and keywords. Read the notebook, then use the free quiz on the same chapter to check you can recall the keywords, and practise writing the long answers from CBSE sample papers.

A CBSE Class 12 lecture to try it on

A popular free lecture on the CBSE Class 12 syllabus. Its sample notebook is being prepared; you can paste this or any other lecture above to make your own.

Thumbnail: ELECTRIC CHARGES & FIELDS | Summary in Pure English | Physics | Class 12th Boards
The lecture

ELECTRIC CHARGES & FIELDS | Summary in Pure English | Physics | Class 12th Boards

PW English Medium1 h 42 minEnglish

Covers: Physics, Chapter 1: Electric Charges and Fields

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What the notebook contains: an overview, the lecture split into the teacher's own sections with a timestamp on each, every definition and formula written out, worked examples step by step, key points highlighted and a glossary of terms.

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CBSE Class 12 subjects and topics

Any lecture on these works. Paste one per chapter or topic, and the notebook follows the teacher's structure.

Physics

  • Electric charges, fields, potential, capacitance
  • Current electricity
  • Magnetism, EMI and AC
  • Electromagnetic waves and optics
  • Dual nature, atoms and nuclei
  • Semiconductor electronics

Chemistry

  • Solutions
  • Electrochemistry
  • Chemical kinetics
  • d- and f-block, coordination compounds
  • Haloalkanes to amines
  • Biomolecules

Biology

  • Sexual reproduction in flowering plants
  • Human reproduction
  • Principles of inheritance, molecular basis
  • Evolution
  • Human health and disease
  • Biotechnology and ecology

Mathematics

  • Relations, functions, inverse trigonometry
  • Matrices and determinants
  • Continuity, differentiability, applications
  • Integrals and differential equations
  • Vectors and 3D geometry
  • Linear programming and probability

Free Class 12 practice quiz from your notes

Paste an NCERT section or your notes and get multiple-choice questions with explanations. The sample is the core of Class 12 Chemistry's Electrochemistry chapter.

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CBSE Class 12: frequently asked questions

Will the notes match the NCERT?

The notebook follows the lecture, not the textbook, so it contains what your teacher said, including NCERT definitions they read out and the extra examples they add. Most Class 12 lectures are built around the NCERT, so the structure lines up chapter by chapter. Revise with both side by side.

I study for boards and NEET or JEE at the same time. Does that change anything?

No. Paste whichever lecture you are watching. A NEET or JEE-level lecture produces a deeper notebook, which also covers the board syllabus for that chapter; boards then need practice in writing full, step-marked answers.

Can I export the notes to print?

Yes, every notebook exports to PDF. Free exports have a small watermark; paid plans do not.

Are the quiz questions board-pattern?

They are multiple-choice questions with explanations, so they cover the MCQ and assertion-style knowledge, not the long-answer section. Use them to check recall of definitions, reasons and formulas, then practise long answers from CBSE sample papers.

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