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English grammar practice, one sentence at a time
Practise everyday English with simple examples of did, does, subject agreement and one of. Try five questions, check explanations and write your own sentences.
Class 3 fractions: what part is left?
Learn fractions with equal pizza slices, a simple numerator and denominator explanation, and three practice questions with answers you can reveal after trying.
8-week CBSE board revision loop
A week-by-week plan: syllabus map, PYQ practice, timed papers — plus subject-wise strategy for Maths, Science, SST and English.
How to study with a WhatsApp AI tutor
What a tutoring session looks like, why instant doubt-solving works, and how it compares with apps, YouTube and tuition.
How to send homework photos
Photo habits that get correct answers, what happens to your photo, a worked example, and the mistakes to avoid.
The 3-pass NCERT revision guide
Understand, compress, retrieve: turn every NCERT chapter into a one-page skeleton and revise it on a spacing schedule.
Last 7 days before a board exam
A day-by-day checklist: timed papers, skeleton revision, the calm day, exam-morning protocol and time-split inside the paper.
A Class 10 study timetable that works
Build a plan around your real week: learn/practise/revise blocks, a copyable school-day template and weekly targets.
How to remember formulas long-term
Derive before you memorise, spaced recall sheets, use-anchored memory and a 15-minute daily formula routine.
How to use these guides
Each guide is short on purpose — one method, applied this week, beats ten guides read in a row. Start with the one that matches your current bottleneck: if you are starting the term, read the NCERT revision guide and the timetable guide; if your exam is close, jump to the last-7-days checklist.
Every method here works with the AI Study Guru bot: send syllabus to map your chapters, quiz weak to test them, pyq for past questions, and photo doubts whenever you get stuck. The commands directory lists everything the bot understands.
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Learn a little English, right here.
10 free lessons, printable worksheets and a short check to find your starting point. No account needed.