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Example: answer evaluation

CBSE Class 10 Science · 5 marks

Consider the skeletal equation Mg + O₂ → MgO. Is it balanced? Explain what a skeletal equation is, and write the balanced equation for burning magnesium in air.

Student’s answer: Mg + O₂ → MgO is not balanced because there are 2 oxygen on the left and 1 on the right. Balanced: 2Mg + O₂ → 2MgO.

Marks: 3 / 5

What earned marks

• Spotted that oxygen atoms do not match on both sides.
• Wrote the correct balanced equation.

Where marks were lost

• Did not explain what a skeletal equation is.
• Did not mention the law of conservation of mass.

Fix next: Define the term first, then show the atom count on each side before balancing.

Example: career guidance report

Class 10, CBSE · Maths 88, Science 84, English 79 · enjoys building things and solving puzzles · budget: moderate

Streams that fit

• Science with Maths (PCM) — Strong fit. Your best marks are in Maths and Science, and you enjoy problem solving.
• Commerce with Maths — Good fit. Keeps Maths open and leads to economics, finance and management.

Courses to look at

• B.Tech in Computer Science or Electronics (JEE Main, state CETs)
• B.Sc. Data Science or Statistics
• B.Des. Product Design (UCEED)

Next step: Keep Maths above 85 in Class 11, and try one JEE-style practice test by the end of the year.

The full report also lists colleges that match your marks, entrance exams and budget.

Example: study targets

CBSE Class 10 Science · now 62%, target 80%

Study these chapters first: together they carry the marks you need, in the least time.

1. Chemical Reactions and Equations (about 7 marks) — Asked every year; quick to master.
2. Light – Reflection and Refraction (about 8 marks) — Numericals repeat in a fixed pattern.
3. Life Processes (about 7 marks) — Long answers with diagrams that score well.
4. Electricity (about 7 marks) — Formula-based problems; practise 10 and you are set.