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Explanations and practice follow your textbook chapter by chapter, so what you learn is what gets asked in the exam.
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One-on-one help in Maths & Science, 24×7. NCERT-aligned, built on the latest CBSE & ICSE syllabus, and it explains step by step until it clicks.
Explanations and practice follow your textbook chapter by chapter, so what you learn is what gets asked in the exam.
Built on the current CBSE & ICSE syllabus, including removed and added topics, so no time goes on chapters that won't come.
Stuck at 11 PM before a test? Snap a photo and get a step-by-step answer in seconds, not on the next tuition day.
One-on-one guidance, one hint at a time, with practice aimed at your weak topics. No re-reading the whole chapter.
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Type any question from Maths or Science. Snap a photo if it's handwritten.
AI asks back: “What do you think happens first?” One hint at a time, waiting for your attempt.
Step-by-step with real examples. Exam-ready, not just textbook-ready.
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Read more →Yes. For CBSE students, Classmate AI follows the NCERT textbooks chapter by chapter, so explanations and practice match what is asked in school and board exams. ICSE students get the same guidance mapped to the CISCE syllabus.
Yes. Chapters and practice are built on the rationalised NCERT 2026–27 syllabus for CBSE and the CISCE 2026–27 syllabus for ICSE, including topics that were removed or added, so students don't spend time on chapters that won't be examined.
Yes. Classmate AI is available 24×7 on phone, tablet or laptop, so a student stuck on a Maths or Science problem at 11 PM before a test gets step-by-step help straight away instead of waiting for the next tuition class.
Classmate AI is an AI tutor for Class 8, 9 and 10 students that teaches Maths and Science the way a good teacher does — with guided hints, one step at a time, instead of just handing over the answer. It is aligned to the CBSE (NCERT) and ICSE syllabus and is built for Indian students.
Classmate AI supports Class 8, Class 9 and Class 10, aligned to both the CBSE (NCERT) and ICSE syllabus. It covers Maths and Science — for Class 8 Science is integrated, while Class 9 and 10 cover Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
Most apps just show the final answer. Classmate AI uses the Socratic method: it asks guiding questions and gives one hint at a time, waiting for the student to attempt each step. This builds real understanding and exam recall instead of copy-paste answers.
Yes. The Parent Co-pilot gives a daily digest of what was studied, a concept-mastery tracker by subject and chapter, and a weekly progress summary delivered on WhatsApp or email — so parents know exactly where their child is improving and where they are stuck.
Classmate AI works on any device through the web — phone, tablet or laptop — straight from your browser, no app to install. Students can type a question or snap a photo of a handwritten Maths or Science problem to get started.
Yes, as long as it teaches rather than hands over answers. Class 8 builds the algebra and Science base that Class 9 and 10 depend on. Classmate AI follows the student's NCERT or ICSE chapter, guides them one hint at a time, and lets parents see what was studied each day.
It teaches the method. The student shares the question, Classmate AI asks what they already know, then gives one hint at a time and checks each step before moving on. The student does the thinking, which is what sticks in an exam, instead of copying a final answer.
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