Chemistry Today

Name: Chemistry Today revenue & download estimates
Creator: AppCurrents

Google Play·EducationFree + IAP★ 3.68 (0)launched 13.1y agoapp updated 11mo agocharts in 1 country

Scout Score

Chemistry Today generates an estimated $100–$600/month in revenue from 300–1k downloads/month on Google Play, according to AppCurrents estimates (updated 2026-07-27).

Estimates updated 27.07.2026 · How we estimate · Ranges reflect model confidence, not exact figures.
Est. revenue / month	$100–$600
Est. downloads / month	300–1k
Estimate confidence	low
Pricing	Free + IAP
Rating	3.68 ★ (0 ratings)
Category	Education
Released	14.06.2013
App last updated	26.08.2025
Platform	Android

Est. downloads / mo

300–1k

Est. revenue / mo

$100–$600

Rating velocity / day

Chart velocity

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Peak rank

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Days tracked

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Measured monthly estimate · Play installs · low confidence

About

Chemistry Today is one among the four competitive magazines published by MTG Learning Media Pvt. Ltd. With a readership of more than one crore readers, MTG Learning Media Pvt. Ltd. is a pioneer in the education publishing business in India, catering to the needs of NEET, IIT and PMT aspirants. Established in 1982, the group is committed to improving the quality of science education, enhancing stud…

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Trends & analysis

Chart rank trend

US · overall

Collecting rank history — no snapshots so far. Fills in twice daily.

Why it's surfacing

Scout 9

Newness

Breakout

Ratings & velocity

No rating history yet.

Geographic reach

best rank · 1 storefront

#192 category

Revenue & downloads trend

ARPU $0

Est. revenue / mo · $253

$3k$253

Jun 13Jul 26

Est. downloads / mo · 649

649

Jun 13Jul 26

In-app purchases

2 tiers

In-app purchase$1

In-app purchase$200

Chemistry Today — FAQ

How much money does Chemistry Today make?

According to AppCurrents estimates, Chemistry Today generates approximately $100–$600 per month (low confidence), modeled from its Google Play chart performance, rating velocity, and monetization signals.