See what the student tutor changes at your institution
Before vs. after adding the student tutor to iVake
Where you are today
Holding you back
Doubts arrive after hours
A student revising at 10 p.m. has nobody to ask until the next class, and by then the doubt has become a gap.
Pain point
Answers from the open internet
Students paste questions into general chatbots and get explanations that do not match what their teacher taught.
Pain point
Stuck students stay quiet
The student who does not understand rarely says so in class, and the teacher finds out from the test paper.
Pain point
Revision without a plan
Before an exam, students reread everything evenly instead of spending time on the topics they find hardest.
Pain point
- Next dayBefore a doubt can be asked
- NoneLink between chatbot answers and your syllabus
- Test dayWhen a struggling student is noticed
Your institution, transformed
Everything connected
Help while they study
The tutor answers in the student app whenever a student is revising, from the material their own course uses.
Solved
Answers that name the source
Each answer points to the note, slide or reading it came from, so the student can go back to it.
Solved
A teacher told who is stuck
When a student asks about the same idea again and again, the teacher gets a short summary of where they are stuck.
Solved
A revision plan to start from
Before a test, a student can ask for a day-by-day plan built from the syllabus and the topics they found hard.
Solved
- 1Login: the student app they already use
- 1Named teacher to hand each stuck student to
- Same dayTeacher sees where a student is stuck
Ready to make the switch? See how it works for your institution.
Answers from the course your teachers taught
The tutor works from the notes, slides, readings and syllabus shared on the student’s own courses. It names the source of each answer, and when the material does not cover a question it says so instead of guessing.
- Answers drawn from course material teachers have shared, with the source named
- Only the courses the student is enrolled in, and nothing another student can see
- A different explanation, a smaller step or a worked example when the first does not land
Stuck students reach a teacher, not a dead end
When a student keeps asking about the same idea, asks something the material does not cover, or asks for a person, the tutor hands the conversation to a named teacher with a short summary. Welfare concerns go straight to the staff you choose.
- Hand-over to the subject teacher with the conversation and a summary
- Welfare concerns and complaints passed to a named person, not answered
- The student told when the teacher has replied
A revision plan built around the student
Before a test, a student can ask for a day-by-day plan. It puts the topics they found hardest first and points to practice from their own course. The plan is a suggestion to follow, change or ignore.
- Plans built from the test syllabus and the days left before it
- Topics the student asked about most placed first
- Practice drawn from quizzes and material already on the course
Student tutor features
Everything you need to give students help that matches their course
Course-grounded answers
From the notes, slides, readings and syllabus teachers share.
Sources named
Each answer points to the material it came from.
Explained another way
Smaller steps, examples or a worked problem when needed.
Teacher hand-over
Stuck students passed to a named teacher with a summary.
Revision plans
Day-by-day suggestions before a test or exam.
In the student app
No separate app or login; enrolled courses only.
Scoped & private
A student sees only their own courses and conversations.
Logged & bounded
Topics, hours and hand-over rules set by your institution.
Frequently asked questions
Get answers to common questions about the student tutor
Is the tutor available at any time?
Whenever the student app is available, unless your institution sets hours for it. A student revising late in the evening gets an answer then, not at the next class.
Will the tutor just give students the answers?
It explains rather than hands over answers to set work. Your institution decides how it treats homework and assessment questions, and it can guide a student through the steps instead of giving a final answer.
How does the tutor know our course content?
Teachers share notes, slides, readings and the syllabus on the course, and the tutor answers from that. It reads only the material for courses the student is enrolled in, and says so when a question falls outside it.
Can it help with mathematics and science problems?
Yes, by working through the steps and pointing to worked examples in the course material. A numerical answer can still be wrong, so students are encouraged to check it against the method their teacher taught, and to ask the teacher when unsure.
How is student data protected?
An agent sees only what the student it serves may see, so it cannot show another student’s marks or fees. Data stays in your region, is never used to train a model, and there is no advertising or behavioural profiling of students.
Can teachers see tutoring conversations?
Teachers see the conversations handed to them, with a summary. Wider access to conversations follows the roles your institution sets, and every access is written to the audit trail.
Does it work in Hindi and other Indian languages?
iVake’s agents already reply in a family’s own language, and the tutor answers in the languages your institution switches on. Answers are only as good as the course material, so material in the language of instruction works best.
What happens if a student raises a personal or welfare concern?
The tutor does not try to counsel. Welfare concerns, complaints and anything your policy marks sensitive go to a named member of staff, as they do for every iVake agent.
Cloud, hosted in your region
REST API & webhooks- SSO: Google, Microsoft & SAML
Encrypted, backed up daily- Built for the DPDP Act
- Full security details
Built for your institution type
See how this feature works for your specific institution
CBSE, ICSE & state-board schoolsHomework help from the school’s own notes
UniversitiesCourse help for large first-year cohorts
Degree collegesSemester revision help, with faculty hand-over
ITIs, polytechnics & skill centresTheory help between practical sessions
Residential & international schoolsEvening study help, with welfare routed to staff- Coaching institutesDoubt help from batch notes, with day-by-day revision plans
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