Version Information
- Version
- 1.17.0.1
- Release date
- Oct 3, 2026
- Size
- 56.5 MB
- Android
- 6.0+
- File type
- APK
- Package
- co.classplus.vidyavasa
- Developer
- Education Media
About VIDYAVASA CHEMISTRY CLASSES
VIDYAVASA CHEMISTRY CLASSES is an education app from Education Media that puts chemistry instruction in the hands of students who study best from a phone or tablet. It arrives as a single installable package of 56.5 MB, small enough to sit alongside your other study tools without crowding out your storage. A Chemistry-First Study Tool As the name indicates, the app is built specifically around chemistry rather than offering a general mixed-subject library. It belongs to the education category, which reflects its purpose as coursework support rather than entertainment. Learners working through chemistry topics can keep their material in one place instead of scattering it across unrelated apps. Installing the Package on Your Device The build is distributed as the package co.classplus.vidyavasa, the identifier that distinguishes it from every other app on your device and that also determines which updates are offered to you. At 56.5 MB, the file is a modest install for a modern handset, and the same package name is what you would use to confirm you have the genuine app rather than a similarly named one. Device Compatibility and Requirements The build requires Android 6.0 or newer. Devices running that version or later will be able to install and run it, while phones on older releases will not be supported. Because the app is aimed at current handsets, any device from recent years comfortably clears the bar, and the package will simply not appear as an option on systems below the stated minimum. Current Version Details The edition listed here is version 1.17.0.1, released on 2026-10-03. That version string is the one to check against when you want to know whether your installed copy is up to date, and the release date gives you a reference point for how recently the app was maintained. No content rating has been published for this app, so parents and teachers should review it themselves before handing it to younger students.