Full Book [ 10 Poems ], Only 5 Poems [ Class 11 ], Only 5 Poems [ Class 12 ]
28 reviews for ISC Rhapsody Workbook Solutions : Class 11 & 12 ( Evergreen )
Rated 5 out of 5
Santosh Sahu –
The Evergreen edition solutions are hard to find. Percentiler delivered exactly what was promised. The Small Towns and the River poetic devices are clearly listed. Excellent customer experience.
Rated 4 out of 5
Amitabh Bhushan –
The Tithonus and Beethoven sections helped me revise quickly before the exam. The content is accurate. I suggest adding a separate set of probable questions for the 2026 board batch.
Rated 4 out of 5
Niharika Sinha –
Good workbook solution. The Abhisara answers are very detailed. I think the Class 11 section is slightly stronger than the Class 12 one, but overall it’s a great resource.
Rated 5 out of 5
Anjali Bhatt –
I love how Death of a Naturalist is handled. The fear of the frogs is described so well that the poem comes alive. The answers are not just text; they are a complete toolkit for board exams.
Rated 5 out of 5
Lalbiakzuali –
The 10 poems are covered perfectly. I use the PDF on my phone during travel to revise. The font is clean and doesn’t strain the eyes. Very happy I found Percentiler.
Rated 5 out of 5
Roshni Devi –
I bought this for the poem Beethoven. The way the solution handles disability and resilience is very mature. It’s a necessary resource for any ISC student.
Rated 5 out of 5
Aakash Jain –
I finished my homework for Tithonus in half an hour. This guide is a godsend for hostel students who don’t have much internet. Just download once and study offline.
Rated 4 out of 5
Megha Upadhyay –
The product is reliable. The Abhisara: The Tryst answers focus on the right philosophical aspects. I just noticed a tiny typo in one of the extracts. Nothing major, but could be fixed.
Rated 3 out of 5
Aditi Bisht –
It’s a standard solution set. Death of a Naturalist answers are okay, but I’ve seen more poetic analysis in my school notes. It’s a good backup, but I wouldn’t rely on it solely.
Rated 5 out of 5
David Ralte –
The after‑sales experience was quite smooth. I had an issue with the link, but the WhatsApp team sorted it out in a jiffy. The actual content for Small Towns and the River is very evocative.
Rated 4 out of 5
Shreya Pillai –
I used this for the Why I Like the Hospital section. The explanation of the poem’s setting as a sanctuary is spot on. I just wished the PDF had hyperlinks to jump to a specific poem.
Rated 4 out of 5
Nandini Iyer –
Good compilation of answers for all 10 poems. The Sonnet 116 write‑up is very romantic and accurate. I’d like the team to add a few extra extract‑based questions in the next edition.
Rated 5 out of 5
Pranav Desai –
I’ve been trusting Percentiler since my ICSE days. This ISC Rhapsody guide maintains the same quality. The Death be not Proud analysis is as good as any lecture.
Rated 4 out of 5
Jaya Lakshmi –
The answers are neat and to the point. I’m using it as a reference while solving the Evergreen workbook. The only drawback is the lack of a separate index for each class, but scrolling isn’t too bad.
Rated 5 out of 5
Avijit Bose –
I rarely write reviews, but this workbook solution deserves it. Why I Like the Hospital suddenly makes a lot more sense. The guide explains the modernist tone without making it sound too academic.
Rated 4 out of 5
Vivek Menon –
Beethoven answers were my main reason for buying this. They’re good. I would have loved a short summary of the poet’s background before the answers, but that’s a personal preference.
Rated 5 out of 5
Delina Khanna –
I appreciate that the answers aren’t copied from random websites. You can tell they’re written by someone who knows the syllabus. The Abhisara section particularly stands out.
Rated 4 out of 5
Mohit Rao –
Good purchase. The Tithonus answers are detailed and cover the exam pattern well. I just think the font size could have been a touch larger for comfortable screen reading.
Rated 4 out of 5
Karan Patel –
Used the Sonnet 116 section for my class 11 half‑yearly. The answers are structured well, but a few of them could do with less repetition. Still, the material helped me score a 17/20 in the poetry section.
Rated 5 out of 5
Ramesh Goud –
A friend told me about Percentiler, and I’m glad I listened. The Beethoven answers are full of empathy. The whole PDF has a very calm, readable design. It’s a good companion for ISC English.
Rated 4 out of 5
Sushmita Dey –
Helpful guide. The Abhisara: The Tryst section clarified the contrast between the ascetic and the worldly for me. I found a couple of minor spelling errors, but nothing that ruins the meaning. The service was fast.
Rated 5 out of 5
Lalnunziri –
Death be not Proud is my favourite poem now, thanks to this solution. The Evergreen workbook answers match our syllabus perfectly. I like that the file isn’t filled with unnecessary graphics, just clear text.
Rated 4 out of 5
Nikhil Bora –
Death of a Naturalist was a poem I found boring earlier. This guide made me see the deeper fear of change in it. The answers are well‑written, though a couple of them could be a bit more detailed for 10‑mark questions.
Rated 4 out of 5
Sneha Nair –
The content is accurate. I used the Sonnet 116 section for my Class 11 internal. The answers are helpful but I wish there were a few more practice questions. The after‑sales reply on WhatsApp was quick though.
Rated 5 out of 5
Aniket Mukherjee –
I had been struggling with Strange Meeting for weeks. The Evergreen workbook answers from Percentiler explained Owen’s war imagery so clearly. The PDF was in my drive within a minute of paying. Very good experience.
Santosh Sahu –
The Evergreen edition solutions are hard to find. Percentiler delivered exactly what was promised. The Small Towns and the River poetic devices are clearly listed. Excellent customer experience.
Amitabh Bhushan –
The Tithonus and Beethoven sections helped me revise quickly before the exam. The content is accurate. I suggest adding a separate set of probable questions for the 2026 board batch.
Niharika Sinha –
Good workbook solution. The Abhisara answers are very detailed. I think the Class 11 section is slightly stronger than the Class 12 one, but overall it’s a great resource.
Anjali Bhatt –
I love how Death of a Naturalist is handled. The fear of the frogs is described so well that the poem comes alive. The answers are not just text; they are a complete toolkit for board exams.
Lalbiakzuali –
The 10 poems are covered perfectly. I use the PDF on my phone during travel to revise. The font is clean and doesn’t strain the eyes. Very happy I found Percentiler.
Roshni Devi –
I bought this for the poem Beethoven. The way the solution handles disability and resilience is very mature. It’s a necessary resource for any ISC student.
Aakash Jain –
I finished my homework for Tithonus in half an hour. This guide is a godsend for hostel students who don’t have much internet. Just download once and study offline.
Megha Upadhyay –
The product is reliable. The Abhisara: The Tryst answers focus on the right philosophical aspects. I just noticed a tiny typo in one of the extracts. Nothing major, but could be fixed.
Aditi Bisht –
It’s a standard solution set. Death of a Naturalist answers are okay, but I’ve seen more poetic analysis in my school notes. It’s a good backup, but I wouldn’t rely on it solely.
David Ralte –
The after‑sales experience was quite smooth. I had an issue with the link, but the WhatsApp team sorted it out in a jiffy. The actual content for Small Towns and the River is very evocative.
Shreya Pillai –
I used this for the Why I Like the Hospital section. The explanation of the poem’s setting as a sanctuary is spot on. I just wished the PDF had hyperlinks to jump to a specific poem.
Nandini Iyer –
Good compilation of answers for all 10 poems. The Sonnet 116 write‑up is very romantic and accurate. I’d like the team to add a few extra extract‑based questions in the next edition.
Pranav Desai –
I’ve been trusting Percentiler since my ICSE days. This ISC Rhapsody guide maintains the same quality. The Death be not Proud analysis is as good as any lecture.
Jaya Lakshmi –
The answers are neat and to the point. I’m using it as a reference while solving the Evergreen workbook. The only drawback is the lack of a separate index for each class, but scrolling isn’t too bad.
Avijit Bose –
I rarely write reviews, but this workbook solution deserves it. Why I Like the Hospital suddenly makes a lot more sense. The guide explains the modernist tone without making it sound too academic.
Vivek Menon –
Beethoven answers were my main reason for buying this. They’re good. I would have loved a short summary of the poet’s background before the answers, but that’s a personal preference.
Delina Khanna –
I appreciate that the answers aren’t copied from random websites. You can tell they’re written by someone who knows the syllabus. The Abhisara section particularly stands out.
Mohit Rao –
Good purchase. The Tithonus answers are detailed and cover the exam pattern well. I just think the font size could have been a touch larger for comfortable screen reading.
Karan Patel –
Used the Sonnet 116 section for my class 11 half‑yearly. The answers are structured well, but a few of them could do with less repetition. Still, the material helped me score a 17/20 in the poetry section.
Ramesh Goud –
A friend told me about Percentiler, and I’m glad I listened. The Beethoven answers are full of empathy. The whole PDF has a very calm, readable design. It’s a good companion for ISC English.
Sushmita Dey –
Helpful guide. The Abhisara: The Tryst section clarified the contrast between the ascetic and the worldly for me. I found a couple of minor spelling errors, but nothing that ruins the meaning. The service was fast.
Lalnunziri –
Death be not Proud is my favourite poem now, thanks to this solution. The Evergreen workbook answers match our syllabus perfectly. I like that the file isn’t filled with unnecessary graphics, just clear text.
Nikhil Bora –
Death of a Naturalist was a poem I found boring earlier. This guide made me see the deeper fear of change in it. The answers are well‑written, though a couple of them could be a bit more detailed for 10‑mark questions.
Sneha Nair –
The content is accurate. I used the Sonnet 116 section for my Class 11 internal. The answers are helpful but I wish there were a few more practice questions. The after‑sales reply on WhatsApp was quick though.
Aniket Mukherjee –
I had been struggling with Strange Meeting for weeks. The Evergreen workbook answers from Percentiler explained Owen’s war imagery so clearly. The PDF was in my drive within a minute of paying. Very good experience.