Gajendra Jangid

Nice generating quizzes and flashcards from user content is definitely useful for study workflows. One thing I’ve noticed while working on MeritRanker is that beyond generating content, aligning it with actual exam patterns (especially from past questions) makes a big difference in outcomes. Curious how are you ensuring the generated questions reflect real exam difficulty and patterns?

Strong positioning reducing prep time for teachers is a real pain point. The all-in-one approach also makes sense given how fragmented current workflows are. While working on MeritRanker, I’ve seen that beyond saving time, alignment with actual exam patterns (especially from past questions) becomes critical for outcomes. Curious how are you ensuring the generated lessons and exams stay...

Nice approach especially focusing on weak areas instead of generic revision. That’s where most prep tools fall short. While working on MeritRanker, I’ve noticed a similar issue a lot of learners practice regularly but don’t have structured revision aligned with actual exam patterns (especially from past questions). Interesting to see the “upload your own notes” angle curious how you ensure the...

Really like the focus on storytelling over slide complexity that’s where most presentation tools fall apart. The markdown-first approach is interesting, especially for keeping content clean and distraction-free. I think the real strength here is how it enforces clarity rather than just offering more features. Curious how do you see this fitting into workflows where teams rely heavily on...

Nice! SSC-focused tools are definitely needed, especially for consistent practice. One thing I’ve noticed while working on MeritRanker is that many students do quizzes regularly, but still struggle during revision because their notes aren’t aligned with actual exam patterns. We’re trying to solve that by generating revision-ready notes directly from past questions (PYQs) so students can focus...

Interesting looks like you’re focusing on the exam conducting side, especially at scale. While building MeritRanker, I’ve been looking more at the preparation side where students spend a lot of time creating notes but still struggle with actual exam patterns. We’re trying to solve that by generating revision-ready notes directly from past questions (PYQs). Curious do you also plan to support...

Interesting approach exam prep definitely needs better tools. Curious how are you handling alignment with actual exam patterns?