Write a test on paper, the way the board exam works. Upload a photo. Every answer is marked against the CBSE marking scheme, and you see where marks slipped, why, and what to do next.
About 10 minutes of your time around each test. The marking and the analysis are done for you.
Create your account with your email, class and board. You can start with any school test, sample paper or past board paper.
Use pen and paper and time yourself. Handwriting, diagrams and working all count, just like in the board exam.
Photograph or scan the question paper and your answer sheet on your phone or computer. Several pages and PDFs are fine. Hindi and Punjabi answers are read as written.
Photos or PDFMany pagesEach answer is checked step by step against the marking scheme, the way a board examiner gives part marks for correct working even when the final answer is wrong.
Your report turns into a short weekly plan: what to watch for, what to practise this week, and what to ask your teacher. Practise the weak topics, not the whole chapter.
Upload your next test. Your progress across tests shows which topics improved and which still need work, so you go into the board exam knowing where you stand.
Everything stays in your dashboard, so you can come back to any test before the exam.
Marks for every answer against the CBSE marking scheme, with step-by-step reasons.
Concept gaps, missing steps, diagrams and careless slips, named for each question.
Your strong and weak topics at a glance, down to the subtopic.
What to practise next and what to ask your teacher, in plain language.
Every test adds to your record, so you can see what is improving.
Download your report to keep, print or share with a teacher.
You don't need to know the syllabus or mark anything yourself. You get a clear picture and one useful thing to do.
Create your parent account with your email.
Add your child's account from your dashboard. Your child gets a request and approves it, so linking always happens with their agreement. You can link more than one child.
Child approvesMore than one childPhotograph the question paper and the answer sheet from your phone. Papers your child uploads show up for you too.
Marks for every question against the CBSE marking scheme, where marks were lost and why, explained in plain language.
A short plan for each child: what to watch for, what to try this week, and what to talk to the teacher about. One clear next step instead of a page of numbers.
See each child's tests in one place and whether the weak topics are improving over time.
Built for parents who want to help without becoming the subject teacher.
Switch between children and see each one's tests and reports.
Photograph a test at home and get it marked, no scanner needed.
Question by question, with the reason in plain words.
What to watch, what to try this week, and what to raise with the teacher.
A record across tests, so you can see real improvement.
Your child approves the link, and you can ask for your child's data to be deleted from the dashboard.
Two accounts, the same reports. The student does the work; the parent sees the picture and helps with one thing at a time.
Marks look wrong? On any report you can flag a question. A teacher reviews it, and if a mark changes, the report is updated.
Not just a total. Each report shows which topics cost the most marks and what kind of mistake it was, so the next week of revision goes where it matters.
See a full sample reportClasses 9 to 12, with CBSE as the main board. Other boards (ICSE, PSEB and more) are supported for many subjects.
No. Clear phone photos in good light work. Keep each page flat and fully in the frame.
Yes. Answers are read in the language they were written in.
It is careful, step-by-step marking against the marking scheme, but it is guidance, not an official board result. If a mark looks wrong, flag the question and a teacher will review it.
No. A parent link only becomes active once the child approves it.
Only you, your linked parent or child, and your school if you joined through one. Read the privacy policy for details.
Write it on paper, upload a photo, and see where your marks slip.
