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This document provides information about Mind Maps More Marks, an educational resource that uses mind maps to cover the CBSE/State syllabus for classes 7-10 maths and science. It lists the chapters and sections covered for Class 7 maths, including integers and data handling. Contact details are provided at the end for the company Educe Learning India Pvt Ltd, along with instructions to visit their website www.mindmapsmoremarks.com to purchase mind map books or online courses.
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