Know where your child needs your help.

Abhranti.ai is an educational self-assessment platform. Students take a short daily check that finds what didn’t stick from school, surfaces the misconceptions behind wrong answers, and tracks how each concept strengthens over time.

No — and be suspicious of anything that claims to. A tuition teacher explains and motivates; we do the part a teacher can’t do at scale, which is track every wrong answer your child has ever given and work out the pattern behind it. Many parents use us to make tuition time more targeted — you walk in knowing the three chapters that need attention.

Free apps give you questions and a score. Scores tell you that your child got 60%; they don’t tell you why. Abhranti tags every wrong answer with the specific misunderstanding that caused it — so instead of “revise Electricity”, you get “your child is confusing series and parallel resistance in circuits with more than two components.” You can verify this for free on two chapters per subject before deciding.

We check, without being asked. Still Got It brings a finished chapter back as a short check — after about a week, then a month, then again before the exam — and records the result each time. If something has faded it goes straight back into practice; if it’s holding, the next check moves further away. This is the difference between “learned it once” and “will have it in the exam hall” — not what your child scored in June, but what they can still do in January.

No — the first attempt is the one that counts. Every Retry Practice after it is practice, and practice doesn’t move the mastery score. That’s deliberate: the moment a repeat could raise a number, the feature stops being about learning and starts being about gaming the report you read every week. What repeats change is what your child can actually do — and you see that in the next chapter’s first attempt.

Yes — every question on Abhranti is multiple-choice, and we’d rather tell you that up front. It’s a deliberate trade. Because your child picks from options we designed, each wrong option is tied to a specific misunderstanding — so the moment they choose it, we know which one, and can act on it. A written answer can’t be marked that way at scale by anyone, at any price. What this means for you: use us to find and fix the conceptual gaps, and use your child’s school notebook or tuition teacher for writing practice and presentation marks.

Not as a timed full paper, no. We take questions from 851 past CBSE papers and rewrite each one as a multiple-choice question, keeping the physics or maths intact, so it can be marked instantly and tagged for misconceptions like everything else. Your child practises the real questions examiners have asked, chapter by chapter — but in our format, not as a three-hour paper simulation. Some board questions can’t be converted faithfully — long derivations and diagram-drawing tasks especially — and we leave those out rather than mangle them.

The NCERT syllabus for classes 6–12, covering Mathematics, Science, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Other syllabuses and additional subjects are on the roadmap.

School students, with parents and teachers who want a clear view of progress. A parent or guardian sets up the account and consents on the child’s behalf — students do not sign up on their own.

Yes. Data is stored in India, encrypted in transit and at rest, and we do not sell data or show advertising. We comply with India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. See our privacy policy for the full detail.

You can start free — a Gap Check with two full chapters per subject, no card needed. Paid plans start at ₹75 a month, billed once for the school year — every plan ends on 31 March, so joining mid-year you pay only for the months left. No auto-debit. See the pricing page for the full comparison.