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Class 11 and 12 Computer Science · Session 2083/84 · Fifteen units

What you actually get

Eight things, all of them built and in use. Nothing on this page is coming soon.

  • Papers marked properly

    Objective questions mark themselves the moment you submit. Written answers are marked against the question’s own rubric, criterion by criterion, and the feedback quotes your words back and shows the piece that was missing.

  • Notes that read themselves aloud

    Your teacher’s chapters as a book you can turn, search and bookmark. Press Read and it speaks from where you are, marking the sentence and the word as it goes — for anyone who follows a lesson better spoken than written.

  • 300 practice questions

    Drills across all fifteen units, checked instantly, with a hint when you are wrong rather than the answer. Practise a unit until it stops catching you out.

  • Write and run C in the browser

    A real editor with a real toolchain, nothing to install and nothing to set up. Write the program the question asked for, run it, and see what it prints.

  • Practical work and log sheets

    Assignments set, handed in and signed off in one place, so the log sheet the board asks for is filled in as you go instead of the week before it is due.

  • Board readiness

    Which units you are ready for and which you are not, worked out from the papers you have actually sat — with the weakest named first and somewhere to go and fix it.

  • Your whole record

    Every paper, every mark, every piece of feedback, kept and readable. Revision remarks after each paper say what to work on next, in order.

  • Sat honestly

    Papers are monitored for the things that matter — pasting, switching away, work that arrives without being written. What is recorded is shown to you, and anything held against you can be answered.

Getting in

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  1. Register with your class PIN

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  2. Your teacher approves you

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  3. Read, practise, sit the paper

    Notes and drills whenever you want them; tests when your teacher opens them. Marks and feedback come back to the same place.

The whole syllabus

Fifteen units across both years, following the NEB course.

Class 11

  1. 1Computer System
  2. 2Number System and Boolean Logic
  3. 3Software and Operating System
  4. 4Application Package
  5. 5Programming Concepts and Logics
  6. 6Web Technology I
  7. 7Multimedia
  8. 8Information Security and Cyber Law

Class 12

  1. 1Database Management System
  2. 2Data Communication and Networking
  3. 3Web Technology II
  4. 4Programming in C
  5. 5Object-Oriented Programming
  6. 6Software Process Model
  7. 7Recent Trends in Technology

If you are the teacher

The other half of the app, which students never see.

Set the paper

A question bank you build once, papers assembled from it in the NEB grid, printed or sat on screen.

Mark what needs marking

Objective questions score themselves. Written answers come to you against their rubric, and can be marked with help — you approve every mark before a student sees it.

See what happened

Per-unit accuracy across a class, the questions everybody missed, and the integrity record on any paper you have reason to look at.