Navneet brings coding to class with AI and computational thinking books for CBSE schools
The publisher says its CBSE catalogue now exceeds 1,000 titles, with plans to add 10,000 schools to its partner network and introduce more than 300 products by 2030.
Representational illustration of classroom learning combining textbooks, coding and robotics.
MUMBAI: Navneet Education has expanded its CBSE publishing portfolio to more than 1,000 titles, adding computational thinking, artificial intelligence and vocational education resources as it seeks to strengthen its national school presence.
The company announced the expansion on October 19, saying its CBSE catalogue had grown from 45 titles at launch. It established a Delhi office in 2018 to support its expansion in the segment.
The new offerings include Computational Thinking and Artificial Intelligence handbooks developed in collaboration with IIT Gandhinagar, according to the company. The books introduce foundational AI concepts and problem-solving skills. Navneet has also introduced vocational education project books aligned with the new CBSE curriculum.
The publisher said it had collaborated with PARAKH on nationwide teacher-training programmes to support adoption of the Holistic Progress Card, which provides a broader assessment of students’ learning and development.
Harshil Gala, President–CBSE and EdTech at Navneet Education, said the company aims to add 10,000 schools to its partner network and introduce more than 300 products by 2030. It also plans to expand AI-powered classroom tools to support teaching and learning.
Navneet said it currently serves more than 40,000 schools across 24 states. Its education technology offerings include smart classroom solutions and digital tools through Navneet TOPTECH, alongside NavneetAI, which the company describes as a platform for personalised learning and teacher support.
