Curious Maths Policies

Board Compatibility

Mathematics concepts overlap across school boards, but chapter order, terminology, depth, and examination emphasis can differ. Curious Maths publishes compatibility at the topic level rather than claiming every board is identical.

Last updated: August 7, 2026

Plain English Summary

This summary is for quick understanding. The detailed sections below explain the full policy.

  • Current curriculum engineering is primarily verified against the configured Indian school-maths curriculum, with strong CBSE alignment.
  • Sanity Learning Hub articles carry explicit board and grade metadata so compatibility can be reviewed topic by topic.
  • A concept being mathematically relevant does not automatically mean it matches every board chapter or exam requirement.
  • Parents and teachers should use the board/grade labels on each learning resource and compare them with the learner's current school syllabus.
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What Compatibility Means

Curious Maths separates the mathematical concept from its curriculum placement. The same idea may appear in several boards or grades, but the Learning Hub should only label a resource for a board and grade after that mapping has been reviewed.

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Learning Hub Metadata

Learning articles in Sanity include Board, Grade, Subject, Chapter, Category, Subcategory, Topic, and tags. These references are the publishing source for board-specific discovery and should be checked during Curriculum Completion before launch.

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Practice Scope

Authenticated practice is additionally restricted to the learner\'s profile grade. Free learners receive the selected Foundation practice set for that grade; Pro learners receive the full practiceable topic set mapped to that grade.

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Exam Preparation

Curious Maths is a learning and practice product, not an official examination board. Board names describe curriculum alignment and discovery; official syllabi, circulars, textbooks, and examination notices from the relevant board remain authoritative.

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Coverage Changes

Coverage can expand as curriculum rows are verified. Curious Maths should update article metadata and this compatibility statement when a board or grade has been fully reviewed rather than making a blanket all-syllabus claim in advance.