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Edukracy
Class 8–12 · NEET · JEE

Ask any doubt.
Watch it get taught.

Not a chatbot that pastes an answer. Edukracy speaks out loud and writes on a live whiteboard — then stops and makes you solve a line yourself.

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  • অসমীয়া · हिंदी · English
Live board · not a chat reply
AskSee it drawnSolve one lineGet it markedKeep the note
Why not just ask a chatbot

Every AI can answer it.
None of them ask what you believed.

A chatbot’s job is to be right, fast. A teacher’s job is to find the wrong idea in your head first — and that is the half that shows up in February.

One Class 10 question

“Where does a plant’s mass actually come from?”

A general chatbot

Plants gain mass through photosynthesis, converting carbon dioxide and water into glucose using light energy:

6CO₂ + 6H₂O → C₆H₁₂O₆ + 6O₂

The carbon comes from atmospheric CO₂, not from the soil.

4 seconds

Correct, complete, and it never found out you thought the mass came from the soil.

Edukracy

It asks you first. Most of Class 10 says the soil — so it names that idea, then draws the carbon coming out of the air and into the leaf while it talks.

4 minutes

In Assamese, on a board you can watch being drawn — and it stops to let you label the arrow yourself.

Ask by typing, by photo, or out loud — whichever is least effort right now.

Ask again. And again.

Didn’t get it? Say so.
It’ll try a different way.

In class, asking twice in front of forty people costs you something — so most students stop asking. Here it costs nothing. Ask five times at eleven at night and it changes the example every time.

A Class 10 student asked

“Why does light bend when it goes into water?”

Try 1 · like a cycle in wet sand

Ride onto wet sand at an angle. One wheel drags before the other, so the whole cycle turns on its own — nobody steered.

It won’t run out, and it won’t sigh.

Same answer, in the language you think in

  • অসমীয়া

    পোহৰ পানীত সোমালে লাহে যায়, সেইবাবে বেঁকা হয়।

  • हिन्दी

    पानी में रोशनी धीमी हो जाती है, इसलिए किरण मुड़ जाती है।

  • English

    Light slows down in water, so the ray bends.

Whichever one it lands in, it still makes you write angle of incidence in the answer — that is the word your paper gives the mark for.

Inside Edukracy

Everything a board year actually needs.

Everything here is a real screen from the app, not an illustration of one.

The live board

It draws while it talks.

Ask, and a class starts — the diagram, the steps and the voice together.

Your syllabus

Your textbook, already inside.

NCERT at the core, with your board's sequence on top. Tap a topic, the class starts there.

Past years

Ten years, sorted by concept.

Every question mapped to the idea it tests, so you drill what keeps repeating.

Mock tests

Timed, then marked properly.

Hints lock while the clock runs. Then it teaches back only the marks you lost.

Weak concepts

It finds the gap you can't see.

A wrong answer is filed under the idea that caused it — not the chapter.

Notes

Notes you never wrote.

Every highlight saves itself, with the working from the board underneath it.

Practice

A plan to the exam date.

Sets built from your weak concepts, counted down to the day of the paper.

Momentum

One doubt a day is enough.

Streaks, mastery and a revision book that writes itself as you go.

What it knows

It knows your syllabus.
And the mistakes in it.

Not a textbook in a search box. A map of what depends on what — and for every concept, the exact wrong idea students turn up with.

Class 10 · Science · Light

ReflectionSpherical mirrorsMirror formulaMagnificationRefractionRefractive indexSnell's lawLens formulaPower of a lensThe human eye

Edukracy reasons over this map before it says anything — which is how it can tell you not just that you’re wrong, but which wrong idea you’re holding.

14,287

Concepts mapped

412

Misconceptions named

87%

Explanations checked against the source

Finding the gap

A wrong answer is
a diagnosis.

Most apps hand you a score. This one works out which idea caused the mistake, then teaches that idea — five steps, and nobody has to do anything until the fourth one.

  1. 01

    You get one wrong

    Filed under the idea, not the question

    Q7 lost marks on the ray diagram. That goes under sign convention — not under “Chapter 9”.

  2. 02

    It names the gap

    The exact wrong idea

    You measured the angle from the surface instead of the normal. That is a different mistake from not knowing Snell’s law.

  3. 03

    It writes a drill

    Three questions, aimed at that

    Built from the concept map and ten years of past papers, so it attacks the mistake instead of re-testing the whole chapter.

  4. 04

    The board teaches it

    Only the step you lost

    Four minutes, not a re-run. And it stops to let you solve a line yourself before the answer shows up.

  5. 05

    Your mastery moves

    And your teacher sees it

    One event updates your score, your teacher’s gap view and the batch trend. Nobody files a report.

Ask in the middle

Put your hand up
any time you like.

In a real class you wait until the end, and by then you have forgotten what confused you. Here you stop it mid-sentence — by voice, by typing, or by tapping the exact spot on the board — and it answers before it carries on.

Reflection of Light — Concave Mirrors

Class 10 · Physics · Chapter 10 — Light

Locating the image

Mirror Formula

1v+1u=1f

Given f = −18 cm, u = −54 cm

v = −27 cm

m = −0.5 · inverted · ½ size
?Tap any point to ask
The second ray goes straight to the pole and reflects at an equal angle — where the two rays cross is our image.

AI Tutor

Teaching live

Transcript

Now a second ray goes straight to the pole and reflects at an equal angle.

Your questions

Why does the image come out upside down?9:41 AM
thinking… reflected rays meet below the axis

Both reflected rays cross below the principal axis, so the top of the object maps to a point below it — that’s why the image is flipped, i.e. inverted.

Show a real-life exampleWhat if the object is at C?Quiz me on this
InterruptTap the board to ask about a spot
Ask a question…

Voice, typing, or a tap on the board — it stops, answers that, and picks the lesson back up.

Built for your exam

Your board. Your class.
Your actual paper.

Find yours below. The chapters, the paper pattern and the way it is marked are already in there — you don’t set anything up.

Class 8 – 12 · Boards

Board exams

Your board is on 18 Feb — that’s 202 days and 27 chapters away. It plans backwards from that date.

CBSE · SEBA · ICSE · State boards

  • Classes that follow your school's order, not a random one
  • Ten years of your board's papers, sorted by topic instead of by year
  • Mocks marked the way your board actually gives marks
NEET & JEE

Crack NEET and JEE
with an AI coach.

Mock tests, previous-year papers and a predicted rank — plus the part nobody else does: it works out exactly why you are losing the marks, and what to fix first.

MBBS & BDS

NEET

Class 11 – 12 & droppers

180 questions, 720 marks, a negative mark every time you guess — and Biology is half of it.

A question at this level

In which phase of meiosis does crossing over happen — and what does it change?

Physics · Chemistry · Biology

NITs & IIITs

JEE Main

Class 11 – 12 & droppers

Speed under a clock. One sign error costs you the whole question, not one mark.

A question at this level

An object sits 15 cm from a concave mirror of focal length 10 cm. Find the image distance.

Physics · Chemistry · Maths

IITs

JEE Advanced

After you clear Main

Two or three ideas inside one question, and a paper pattern that changes every year.

A question at this level

A thin equiconvex lens (n = 1.5, R = 20 cm) is silvered on one face. Where is the final image of an object 30 cm away?

Physics · Chemistry · Maths

  • AI mock tests

    Full-length and OMR-style, timed in sections, marked with the negative marking the real paper uses.

  • Rank & percentile

    A predicted rank and percentile after every attempt, set against everyone else who sat the same paper.

  • PYQ bank

    Previous-year questions sorted chapter-wise and by difficulty — by the idea they test, not by the year.

  • Mistake analysis

    It finds the error you keep making, so you stop losing the same marks in the same place every month.

  • Concept-gap detection

    The exact ideas holding your score down, named topic by topic instead of a subject-level score.

  • Improvement guide

    What to revise next, in the order that moves your rank fastest — not the order of the textbook.

A teacher for every student.

One that draws, speaks your language, and never runs out of patience. We open it to a batch at a time — join the list and we’ll message you when your class is next.

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8–12
Classes covered
3
Languages
Free
In early access