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How AssessPrep is turning test scores into data schools can use

AssessPrep uses AI to create, grade, and analyse tests, helping schools see where students are struggling – not just what they scored.

How AssessPrep is turning test scores into data schools can use

AssessPrep is an assessment platform that transforms test scores into actionable data for schools. By tagging each question with its corresponding topic and curriculum standard, the platform provides detailed insights into student performance. Headquartered in Gurugram with branches in Jaipur, AssessPrep aids schools in creating, delivering, grading, and analyzing tests, primarily for international curricula like IB, Cambridge IGCSE, and Advanced Placement.

The AI-driven system saves teachers time and offers in-depth analysis of student learning. Founded in 2013 by Karan Gupta, Shikhar Sethi, and Abhimanyu Jhajharia, AssessPrep revolutionized the way schools assess student understanding. Through a five-stage assessment cycle—creating a test, delivering it, monitoring students, grading, and analyzing results—AssessPrep helps identify strengths and weaknesses in a student's understanding.

Teachers can assign additional time, spellcheckers, text-to-speech, or calculators during testing, ensuring a fair testing environment. AI grades written responses based on pre-defined criteria, with an accuracy rate of 85% to 90%. Teachers review AI-graded essays before students receive their scores. AssessPrep's tagging system allows schools to break down results by curriculum standards, rather than just overall scores.

The platform integrates with popular educational tools like Google, Microsoft, Canvas, and ManageBac, and is compliant with privacy regulations such as GDPR. AssessPrep currently serves over 800 schools across 85 countries, saving teachers more than 1 million hours of work.

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