SmartPrep tools for CBSE teachers, students and schools
SmartPrep CBSE is one platform for the whole assessment loop in CBSE schools, Classes 1–12. These pages explain each part: what it does, how it works, and its limits.
For teachers and schools
CBSE Question Paper Generator from NCERT Chapters
Generate CBSE question papers from NCERT chapters: MCQ, case study, assertion–reason and more. Swap any question for an alternate, add new ones, export with answer keys.
Answer Sheet Checker for Handwritten CBSE Answers
SmartPrep reads handwritten CBSE answer sheets, working and formulas included, and marks each answer step by step against the rubric. The teacher approves every mark.
NCERT Worksheet Generator for CBSE Classes 1–12
Create NCERT-aligned worksheets for any CBSE class and chapter in minutes. Choose question types and difficulty, then print or assign online.
CBSE Competency-Based Question Generator
Generate CBSE competency-based questions (case study, assertion–reason, source-based) from NCERT chapters, in the formats the board now uses.
For students
Compass: the CBSE Tutor That Makes Students Think
Compass is the step-by-step tutor in SmartPrep CBSE. It helps students reason each step out instead of handing over answers, finds the first step where their working went wrong, and is safety-screened.
CBSE Practice Questions That Check Your Reasoning, Not Just Your Answer
Practise CBSE questions by chapter or topic, explain why you chose your answer, and find out if your reasoning held up. Plus a five-question daily warm-up built on spaced repetition.
Mistake Notebook: Find Out Why You Lose Marks in CBSE Exams
SmartPrep’s Mistake Notebook groups every mark a student has lost by the reason: conceptual, procedural, application, communication or exam craft. Fix My Mistake finds the wrong step.
Study Desk: Turn Any Chapter PDF into Notes, Flashcards and a Quiz
Upload an NCERT chapter or your class notes as a PDF and SmartPrep’s Study Desk makes a summary, point-wise notes, flashcards and an eight-question quiz, and answers questions from your pages.
History Chats: Students Interview Ashoka, Aryabhata or Gandhi
Teachers start conversations with figures like Ashoka, Aryabhata, Rani Lakshmibai, APJ Abdul Kalam and Marie Curie. Students interview them; teachers see and can pause every chat.
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Comparing options? Read our comparison of tools for CBSE schools.