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NCERT Solutions for Class 5 Mathematics (New NCERT)

The NCERT Mathematics textbook (Math Mela) for Class 5. All 15 chapters are listed below; full content, topic notes and downloadable PDFs are being added — check back soon.

  1. Ch. 1 We the Travellers — I
  2. Ch. 2 Fractions
  3. Ch. 3 Angles as Turns
  4. Ch. 4 We the Travellers — II
  5. Ch. 5 Far and Near
  6. Ch. 6 The Dairy Farm
  7. Ch. 7 Shapes and Patterns
  8. Ch. 8 Weight and Capacity
  9. Ch. 9 Coconut Farm
  10. Ch. 10 Symmetrical Designs
  11. Ch. 11 Grandmother's Quilt
  12. Ch. 12 Racing Seconds
  13. Ch. 13 Animal Jumps
  14. Ch. 14 Maps and Locations
  15. Ch. 15 Data Through Pictures

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These are NCERT Solutions for Mathematics, Class 5, written against the new ncert edition of the textbook — part of the primary stage of the NCERT curriculum, where the focus is on building strong reading, number and observation skills through simple language and activity-based exercises. Each solution is worked exercise-by-exercise to match this specific edition, since exercise numbering, worked examples and sometimes chapter order can differ between the new and old NCERT editions for the same subject and class.

Formulas, chemical equations, labelled diagrams and data tables in these solutions are built as structured content directly on the page — not screenshots — so they stay sharp and selectable at any zoom level, and scroll cleanly on a phone screen rather than requiring you to pinch and zoom into a scanned image.

The most effective way to use a solution page is usually to attempt the textbook exercise first, using the corresponding NCERT Book chapter, and treat the solution here as a check on your method and final answer rather than a starting point. That approach tends to carry over better into timed school assessments than reading a worked solution cold.

If you spot a step that looks incorrect, or a solution that doesn't match your printed edition of the textbook, the Contact page explains exactly what to include in a report — the class, subject, edition, chapter and question number — so it can be checked and corrected quickly.