Gyanis is an AI-powered education platform for K-12 students in India. It offers three products: Flow for AI tutoring and exam preparation, Aura for student mental health support, and Vibe for audio learning. Gyanis helps students prepare for JEE, NEET, UPSC, CBSE, ICSE, and IGCSE exams with personalized study plans and 24/7 AI doubt solving.

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The average teacher loses five hours a week to worksheets, practice tests, and grading. Gyanis cuts it to under one. Pick your board, class, topic, and difficulty. The AI builds a paper against the CBSE, ICSE, State Boards syllabus in under a minute and exports a print-ready PDF. Pulse then shows you, student by student, which concepts stuck, which slipped, and who needs a replay before the next test.

The busywork belongs to software now.

You know your students. Gyanis handles the part of the job that eats your evenings: building papers, marking drills, and spotting the quiet child who is three topics behind. Mapped to CBSE, ICSE, State Boards. Built for how a real classroom actually runs.

Drills that match the paper, not the internet.

Mapped to the CBSE, ICSE, State Boards syllabus by class, subject, unit, and topic. You pick the scope, Gyanis handles the rest.
Difficulty is calibrated at the class level, so a Class 10 paper reads like a Class 10 paper, not a mixed-bag quiz.
One click to export a print-ready PDF, sized for A4 with question numbers and answer space already laid out.

A question paper in under a minute.

Structured papers aligned to the learning outcomes your board actually tests. No padding, no filler.
The mix of difficulty levels and question types is tuned automatically and shown to you before you accept it.
Every paper you build can be saved as a template and regenerated with fresh variants for the next class.

The end-of-term surprise, ended.

Pulse flags weak topics by class and by student, updated after every drill, so you know the gaps weeks before the board exam.
One glance tells you who needs a replay, who can skip ahead, and who is about to lose momentum.
When a parent asks how their child is doing, you pull up a page, not a memory.

From a blank page to a printed paper in three steps.

No formatting fights. No late-night copy-paste from last year's file. Three inputs, one paper, and it reads like you wrote it yourself.

1. Scope it.

Pick your board, class, subject, and up to three topics. Choose difficulty (easy, medium, hard, or a mix) and the number of questions. The whole step takes fifteen seconds.

2. Generate, read, adjust.

The AI drafts a structured paper in roughly ten seconds. You see every question, mark scheme, and difficulty tag before you accept. Swap any question with one click.

3. Export and reuse.

Print-ready PDF, A4 formatted, with proper numbering and answer space. The paper is saved to your library so you can spawn new variants for the next class without starting over.

The job is heavier than the salary slip says.

A class of forty. A parent WhatsApp group. A principal who wants next term's plan by Friday. Aura gives you a private hour with a qualified coach who actually understands what teaching in a modern classroom feels like. No judgement. No charting. No notes that land on HR's desk.

Aura for teachers.

A 30-minute video session with a qualified coach who has worked with teachers, not a general wellness chat. Encrypted video, private notes, and a booking window that respects your timetable.

Get paid for what you already do after class.

Turn on Ask an Expert and students can book you directly. You set the rate per session, pick the hours you are available, and get paid through the GC wallet once the session is marked complete. No invoices, no chasing, no middlemen.

The five questions we hear every week.

Straight answers, with the specifics. If something is not covered here, write to us; we add the answer the same week.

Better papers. Sharper feedback. More time to teach.

Teachers across K-12 Indian Education System are using Gyanis to build drills in minutes, grade with one tap, and walk into every class knowing which student is where. The core toolkit is free. You add paid features only when you are ready.

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