NCERT is an acronym for the National Council of Educational Research and Training. This is an initiative by the Government of India to standardize the education system in India. The main objective of NCERT is to provide a comprehensive, practical, and unbiased education program to Indian children. NCERT publishes a number of standard textbooks for use in schools. The school curriculum is also aligned to the NCERT curriculum.

The National Curriculum Framework and subsequent school curriculum have been formulated to ensure a common academic framework across schools in India. The syllabus is divided into a number of topics, which are grouped into three levels: basic, intermediate, and advanced. Topics at the basic level are at the elementary school level, and topics at the advanced level are at the high school level. Topics at the intermediate level are in between the basic and advanced levels.

The curriculum covers the basic and advanced levels of education. It is divided into a number of topics, which are grouped into three levels: basic, intermediate, and advanced.

NCERT has also formulated a number of standard textbooks, which are to be used in schools. These textbooks have been divided into three levels: basic, intermediate, and advanced.