Pulse
Which topics need more work, and what is the evidence?
Explore Pulse (Progress Analytics) ↗Teacher tools / Teaching & class assignments
Assign drills, papers and plans to a section, then track every student.
For JEE, NEET, UPSC, CBSE & IGCSE learners in India.
The useful difference
Assign work to a class and follow up on submitted results. Teacher tools let teachers assign Drills, Express, Arena, Gameplan and MindMaps to individuals or whole sections, then track each student's strong and weak topics. Keep private mentor notes on every learner. Needs the school to set up teachers and sections.
A shared assignment gives the class a starting point. Per-student evidence helps you decide when to revisit, explain differently or offer more practice.
From question to action
Studying in India
A board-exam answer and a timed entrance question need different practice. Work out whether today’s gap is the concept, the written explanation or the speed of your attempt.
Use a chapter question to check your CBSE, ICSE or state-board understanding. If you are also preparing for an entrance exam, keep its question format and revision tasks separate from school homework.
Choose your board, class and subject. Check the exam catalogue for available JEE, NEET or other exam coverage instead of assuming every paper is included.
Before you start
Drills, Express long-answer questions, full Arena mock papers, Gameplan study plans and MindMaps, to individuals or whole sections. Teachers can also run a live Virtual Classroom and set coding challenges in Lab.
Yes. Teacher tools track each student's strong and weak topics, and you can keep private mentor notes on every learner.
Teacher and classroom features are institution features, so the school sets up teachers and sections first. Once that is done, a teacher signs in with the same Gyanis account as everywhere else.
Keep the learning connected
Which topics need more work, and what is the evidence?
Explore Pulse (Progress Analytics) ↗Where do we join, and what do we review after class?
Explore Virtual Classroom ↗Why does my answer miss marks even when I know the topic?
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