School, Class 9 to 12

Study Smart with AI (Class 9 and 10)

Board year pressure is real, and most of it comes from studying alone. In this course you make AI your patient study partner. You will turn your own notes into flashcards, get tough chapters explained slowly and as many times as you need, generate practice questions straight from NCERT chapters, and get honest feedback on your written answers. You also build a realistic study timetable around school and tuition. Every technique comes with one rule: check what AI says against your textbook, because AI makes mistakes. You leave with tools, habits, and a plan you made yourself.

5 days, 2 hours a day Level 1 · Foundation Online + In person In person: Max 20 learners

Who is this for: Class 9 and 10 students preparing for board exams, with or without a parent alongside

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Level and prerequisites

Where this course sits

Level 1 · Foundation

For complete beginners. No AI experience needed, and no coding, ever. If you can use WhatsApp, you are ready.

Prerequisites: A phone or laptop with internet. No coding, no prior AI experience needed.

Day by day

Exactly what happens in these 5 days

No vague promises. Open each day and see what you will learn and the real thing you will make.

Day1

Meet your AI study partner

Get comfortable talking to AI about your own subjects within the first 30 minutes

  • Your first conversation with ChatGPT and Gemini about a real chapter
  • How to ask so you get useful answers: subject, class, and board in the prompt
  • Turning a page of your notes into question and answer flashcards
  • What AI gets wrong: hallucination shown live with a textbook check
  • What never to share with AI: full name, school, address, marks

You make today: A flashcard set from one real chapter of your own notes, ready for revision tonight

Day2

The patient teacher for weak chapters

Use AI to finally understand the chapters you have been avoiding

  • Asking AI to explain a concept like you are 14, then simpler, then with examples
  • Getting the same idea explained three different ways until it clicks
  • Using Google Lens to capture a textbook diagram and ask about it
  • Asking follow-up questions without feeling shy or judged
  • Cross-checking every explanation against the NCERT chapter

You make today: A weak chapter explainer sheet in your own words, built from an AI conversation you led

Day3

Practice questions from your textbook

Generate exam-style questions from NCERT chapters and test yourself honestly

  • Generating 1-mark, 3-mark, and 5-mark questions from a chapter
  • Making AI vary difficulty and question type: MCQ, short answer, long answer
  • Verifying AI's answer key against the textbook, and catching its mistakes
  • Uploading notes to NotebookLM and asking questions only from your material (on a parent's or class account, as NotebookLM requires)
  • Building a self-test routine for one subject

You make today: A practice question bank of 30 questions with a verified answer key for one chapter

Day4

Better answers, stronger memory

Improve how you write answers and how long you remember them

  • Writing a board-style answer and getting AI feedback on structure and keywords
  • Improving the same answer twice: before and after comparison
  • Memory techniques with AI: mnemonics, stories, and spaced revision
  • Making revision cheat sheets for formulas and dates
  • When AI feedback is too generous: sanity checks with sample papers

You make today: One model answer improved through feedback, plus a memory sheet of mnemonics for a full chapter

Day5

Your personal study timetable

Put everything together into a realistic plan you will actually follow

  • Building a weekly timetable with AI around school, tuition, and sleep
  • Planning subject rotation and revision slots for the term
  • Setting up a daily 20-minute AI study routine you can keep
  • A family conversation: healthy AI use, screen time, and honesty about homework
  • Recap of safety rules: verify, protect privacy, own your work

You make today: A printed personal study timetable for the next four weeks, made with AI and adjusted by hand

Outcomes

Walk out able to do this

  • Turn a chapter of your own notes into a flashcard set in under 15 minutes
  • Ask AI to explain a weak chapter step by step, at your pace, in simple words
  • Generate practice questions from any NCERT chapter and check them against the textbook
  • Get specific feedback on a written answer and improve it in one sitting
  • Use memory techniques like mnemonics and spaced revision with AI help
  • Build a weekly study timetable that fits around school, tuition, and rest
  • Spot when AI is wrong and verify its answers before trusting them
Is this you?

Made for people like

A Class 9 or 10 student who studies hard but forgets chapters before the exam
A student with no one at home to explain a tough topic one more time
A parent and child who want AI to help with studying, not do the homework
A student anxious about boards who needs a plan, not more pressure

Tools you will use

ChatGPTGoogle GeminiNotebookLMGoogle LensCanvaMeta AI on WhatsApp

To bring: A phone or laptop with internet. No coding, no prior AI experience needed.

Take home

You leave with real things

Your flashcard set, question bank, model answer, memory sheets, and a four-week study timetable, plus a downloadable workbook with every prompt taught in class.

Your study material pack

  • The full course workbook, chapter by chapter
  • Every prompt used in class, ready to copy
  • Checklists and templates from the exercises

You get a batch access code during the workshop. Enter it any time on the study material page to download everything.

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Honest answers

Questions people actually ask

Will this teach my child to get AI to do the homework?

No, and we address this directly in class. The course teaches AI as a study partner: explaining, questioning, and giving feedback. We show why copying AI answers backfires in exams, where AI is not available.

Is this useful for CBSE, ICSE, and state boards?

Yes. The techniques work with any textbook. We use NCERT in examples because CBSE follows it and many state boards align closely with it, but every exercise runs on your own books and notes, whichever board you are on.

Do we need a paid ChatGPT account?

No. Every tool we use has a free version that is enough for this course. If a family later wants a paid plan, we explain what it adds, but it is never required.

Can AI answers be wrong?

Yes, and we treat this as a core lesson, not fine print. Learners see AI make mistakes live and practise verifying every answer against the textbook before trusting it.

We already pay for tuition. Is this worth adding in board year?

This is not another subject class. It is ten hours, once, that make tuition and self-study more productive for the next two years, because your child leaves able to generate practice questions, explanations and revision sheets from any chapter on their own. Tuition is recurring; this is one-time.

Next step

Get the start date for your batch

Tell us you are interested and we will call you with the next batch start date for your city or online, plus honest advice on whether this course fits you.

₹2,999