Every student deserves a teacher who never stops teaching.

A complete AI learning ecosystem for Classes 6–12, covering NCERT, CBSE, ICSE and other boards. It brings digital textbooks, an AI tutor, adaptive practice, assessments and teacher analytics into one place, so students, teachers and school leaders are working from the same classroom rather than from seven separate apps. Schools can run it online, or on campus with an offline and edge deployment.

Vidya is the family of small language models built specifically for education that Study24by7 runs on: VIDYA-Core for tutoring, chat and content; VIDYA-Think for mathematics and step-by-step solving; VIDYA-Audio for speech and transcription; VIDYA-Vision for diagrams, handwriting and worksheets; VIDYA-Research for deep, long-context study; and VIDYA-Micro for kiosks, devices and command routing. Rather than a general chatbot given a syllabus, each model is grounded in the curriculum and aware of the grade it is speaking to. Because the models are small, they can run on campus and on classroom devices instead of only in the cloud.

In six stages, and none of them is “the model remembers”. The question arrives typed, spoken or photographed. It is placed in the student’s board, class and chapter. The relevant passages, figures and definitions are retrieved from that chapter. The right Vidya model reasons over what was retrieved — VIDYA-Core to explain, VIDYA-Think to solve step by step. A safety and relevance layer checks the draft. Only then does the student see an explanation, and it is one they can trace back to their own book. That is what keeps the tutor, the practice set and the test paper agreeing on what a student is meant to know.

Yes, and it is designed for schools where connectivity is uneven rather than retrofitted for them. Reading, practice and AI tutoring continue on the Offline AI Tablet with no internet connection at all. With an on-campus edge server, the whole school keeps working through an outage — tablets keep opening chapters, the speaker keeps answering, the afternoon assessment runs on schedule — and everything syncs when the line returns. While the edge device is serving a classroom, questions, answers and student work stay inside the school.

Yes. VIDYA-Vision reads handwritten answers, working-out and diagrams from a photo or a scan, including crossed-out attempts and margin notes, across Indian handwriting styles. For a student that means feedback on work done in an ordinary notebook, with the next step rather than the final answer. For a teacher it means answer sheets evaluated against the marking scheme. Recognised text and suggested marks are always shown for review, and the teacher has the final say.

It takes back the repetitive parts of the week. Question papers and online assessments are drafted from the curriculum for you to edit or approve. Handwritten answer sheets are evaluated with AI assistance, with every mark reviewed before it reaches a student. Chapters and homework go to a whole section in one step, with reminders that go out without chasing. And mastery is tracked by topic, so a class stalling on a concept shows up that week rather than in the report card. Vidya assists; the teacher decides.

None is required — Study24by7 runs in a modern browser on devices a school already has. For classrooms that want more there are three options: an AI Smart Speaker for voice-first learning with no screens, an Offline AI Tablet that keeps working without a connection, and an Intel EdgeAI server that runs Vidya inside the school network for every classroom at once. Which combination makes sense depends on your rooms and your connectivity, and that is worked out during the demo rather than quoted blind. Full specifications are available on request.

It depends which route you came in by. In a school deployment, accounts are provisioned by the school: administrators create classes and issue accounts to teachers and students, each limited to their role, and no student registers themselves. A family enrolling one child directly creates its own account at enrolment, and that account is held by the parent — the school sees nothing of it. Either way a student then signs in on a tablet, speaker or browser and finds their classes, textbooks and study plan waiting.

A family enrols one child on an annual plan. Introductory pricing takes 30% off each: Start is ₹399 a year against a list price of ₹570, Scholar is ₹3,990 against ₹5,700, and Topper is ₹11,900 against ₹17,000. Every price includes GST, upgrades are allowed at any time for the difference, and nothing auto-renews. The only variable charge is Vision AI video-tutor minutes beyond the plan’s allowance at ₹10 a minute, and unused minutes carry forward. School licensing is quoted per deployment rather than listed, because the number of classes, the subjects, the content mapping and the connectivity are what decide the work — and hardware, where a school wants it, is a separate line item. We would rather scope it than publish a number that turns out to be wrong for your school.

We separate four words and only use the one we can evidence: designed to support, ready, compliant and certified. What is in place today is role-based access, expiring sessions, HTTPS in transit, a safety and relevance layer for age-appropriate responses, optional on-campus processing, and school-provisioned accounts for school deployments. Those are things we can show you. Security and privacy documentation is available to schools on request, and is worth asking for during the demo rather than taking on trust.

Classes 6 to 12. Content is aligned to NCERT, CBSE and ICSE, and the platform supports state and other boards, following the chapter order a school actually teaches. Learning and interface are available in English and Hindi, with Urdu content and a right-to-left-ready interface — the layout mirrors for RTL scripts, so adding a language does not mean redesigning the product. Subjects run from Mathematics, Science and Social Science through English, Hindi and Urdu to Art, Physical and Vocational Education.