Economists say that AI can boost productivity manifold. How might this impact tutors who prepare students for the Unified State Exam (EGE) ? The state exams for school students are highly structured: they include tasks from a virtual question bank, a syllabus of exam topics, grading criteria, and the maximum possible score for each task. By the start of 11th grade, every student knows exactly what score they need to get into their target university. For instance, Dasha from the Voronezh region, who wants to attend Voronezh State Technical University, needs to score at least 84 points in advanced-level mathematics to gain admission. For her, this is the exam of a lifetime. For example, the EGE and OGE are the most important exams for schoolchildren; they involve around 2 million students annually, and the market for exam-related educational services is valued in the tens of billions of rubles. The largest segment of this market is tutoring. For example, the total tutoring market in Russia exceeds 4 billion USD per year. It would be a missed opportunity not to leverage the rigorous structure of the state exams like EGE/OGE to automate teachers' workflows. That is why we developed EGEChat Pro. How can we briefly describe our service? Think of it as an AI-powered operating system for tutors. It saves teachers up to 15 hours a week and provides a tool that boosts productivity and improves student outcomes. How exactly does the service work? Here is an example: The advanced-level mathematics EGE consists of 19 standard problem types. For instance, Problem 14 always covers solid geometry. This problem type includes several possible sub-categories (such as calculating the area of a cross-section, finding the angle between planes, and so on). The teacher assigns a problem from the platform's official question bank; the student solves it, and the system analyzes the solution, assigns a score, and logs any errors in the database. This process applies to any type of problem. The teacher has access to all this data, which we use to build a Bayesian probability model. This model answers the question: given the student's full history of solving similar problems, how likely is it that they will earn full marks (3 points) on Problem 14? At this point, the tutor becomes more than just a senior study partner; they become a specialist capable of accurately predicting a student's score and identifying all their weak points. This leads to better results from review sessions and makes the tutor's work more profitable. If you are a math tutor preparing students for the Unified State Exam (EGE) or the Basic State Exam (OGE), visit the platform and integrate it into your work and share feedback! And if you don't teach yourself but know tutors who could benefit from this service, tell them about EGEChat Pro. Our service saves time and boosts tutor productivity. Better results mean more students in the future.

EGEChat Pro

AI workspace for tutors preparing students for EGE & OGE

AI workspace for tutors preparing students for EGE & OGE