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Virtual classroom

Greycells18 Media Pvt. Ltd. has launched a curriculum-based education TV channel in English called Topper, which, will cater to classes IX to XII, and provide validated curriculum-based content that will comply with CBSE and other related state board s, covering Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

The channel which will be accessible through digital television and internet, will be a free-to-preview 24 hours channel available on DTH platforms like Tata Sky.

Visit www.topperlearning.com, the portal designed to corroborate lessons done on television which can enable students to access additional study material on the site and also take tests online.

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