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The world's first AI-native school

Crack JEE & NEET

Physics for JEE & NEET: video lessons, practice questions and a personal AI tutor.

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Your AI tutor

Meet our tutor, nearchon

Talk to it like you would to a teacher. It explains on a whiteboard, draws the diagram, then asks you a question and guides you to the answer instead of giving it away.

  • Voice first

    Ask out loud and hear it answer, like a real class. You can type too.

  • Socratic method

    It asks before it tells, and gives hints, not answers, so you learn to solve it yourself.

  • Whiteboard

    Notes, equations and diagrams appear on the board as it teaches.

How it works

A loop that turns weak spots into strong ones

You learn something, use it straight away, find what is still weak, and fix it. Then you go round again. Every round makes what you know stronger.

  1. Step 1

    Watch lessons that stop and ask you questions

    Short video lessons with nearchon. Every minute or so the video pauses and asks you a question. Answer it to carry on, so you never just sit and watch.

  2. Step 2

    Solve questions, from easy to tough

    Every topic is a ladder of questions. Start with the basics and climb to exam level. You see the solution after every answer.

  3. Step 3

    Take a timed quiz

    Real exam questions on the whole chapter, against the clock, with negative marking. See your score and where you rank.

  4. Step 4

    See your weak spots

    Your dashboard tracks every concept you practise and shows which ones are strong and which are weak. No more guessing what to study next.

  5. Step 5

    Fix them with nearchon

    Learn the concept again with your tutor, or solve problems together, one step at a time, until it clicks.

  6. Step 6Coming soon

    Test yourself again

    A daily practice set built from your weak spots, and a full mock test every week. Until then, sit the chapter quiz again. Then the loop starts again.

Then back to step 1. Each time round, there are fewer weak spots.

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FAQ

Questions, answered.

  • An online school for JEE and NEET Physics, built around one AI tutor. You watch short video lessons that stop to ask you questions, practise on questions that climb from easy to exam level, take timed quizzes, and learn one to one with nearchon, a voice tutor that talks with you and writes on a board.

    Your dashboard shows which concepts are still weak, so you always know what to fix next. Practice works like a game, with points, a daily streak and a weekly leaderboard.

  • You pick a topic and how long you have. nearchon then talks with you the way a teacher would: it asks what you already know, explains one small idea at a time, and writes the point worth keeping on a board beside you.

    It draws too. Fields, forces, graphs and diagrams appear on the board as they come up, so a spatial idea is something you see rather than something you are told about.

    After each idea it sets you a question to work on. Lessons run from 10 to 30 minutes, and the board is yours to read back afterwards.

  • No. It is built to ask before it explains.

    When you are stuck it gives you the smallest nudge that gets you moving, not the next step. When you are wrong it says where your reasoning turned and why, rather than only marking it. When you ask outright for the answer it will offer a hint first, and it waits in silence while you think instead of filling the gap itself.

    If you have genuinely tried and you ask to be shown, it will show you. That is teaching, not giving up.

  • A browser and a microphone. It works on a phone, tablet or computer, and there is nothing to install.

    You can type instead of speaking whenever you prefer. If you have worked something out on paper you can photograph it and the tutor will look at it with you, and you can upload notes or a worksheet for a lesson to be built around.

  • Physics, for JEE and NEET, as two courses that share the same chapters. Each chapter is built up from nothing and ends at real exam rigour, and the questions include past paper questions kept exactly as they were asked.

    You set a daily goal, keep a streak, and a leaderboard resets every Monday so a bad week is only ever a week. The tutor is not limited to those courses: you can ask it for a lesson on any topic you bring it.

  • Your lessons, your board and anything you upload belong to your account and are not shown to anyone else. The only thing other people can see is your position on the leaderboard, under the display name you choose for it, which is separate from your real name. The privacy policy sets out the detail.

Start your first lesson today.

Watch a lesson, solve a few questions, and let nearchon find what to work on next.

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