Online test for grade VIII


Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) lay a strong foundation for students who want to score better marks in their exams. By attempting topic wise and chapter wise MCQs, students can immediately find out how well they understand a topic or chapter from their text books whether it is NCERT books or books from some other publications.

                              The MCQs designed by CBSE  HUB ONLINE (AAPKA EDU-GUIDE) Online comprehensively cover the topics, sub-topics, and chapters taught by different educational boards including CBSE, BSEH, and NBSE. Attempting an MCQs test also helps improve your critical & analytical skills.
After submitting their answers, students can instantly see the results including total questions, correct answers, incorrect answers, not attempted, and marks percentage. By looking at these results alone, students can dramatically improve their overall understanding of a chapter or topic. When the process is followed across chapters and topics, students learn more, retain more, and are likely to score at least 20-30 percent more marks in their exams.
                     After completing all the chapters from their syllabus, each and every student  have a very big task to evaluate themselves. Then a big question question arises in front  of all the children. 

How i can evaluate myself ?

Who will give me a test before my exams going to be start ?

so students ! Don't worry! I brought some online test series for you to evaluate yourself.
You just have to search in google www.cbsehubonline.blogspot.com

Then, online test series for GRADE VIII 
(click on the following links)


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