"62% in Maths" doesn't say what to do next. We break every chapter into small skills and track each one with every answer, so your child knows exactly what to practise, and so do you.
Classes 1–5 free. Classes 6–12 free for 30 days. No card needed.
So what should your child do tomorrow?
These are real skills from our maps. Pick a class, then tap a skill to see what your child and you would see.
The colours are only an example. Your child's map starts empty and fills in as they answer.
A skill only says "Got it!" when it's been earned. Here is the rule for each colour.
Right on at least two different questions, and right the last time.
Answered, but not yet right on two different questions.
The last question on this skill was answered wrong.
No question on this skill has been answered yet.
What counts: every answer in a lesson's quick questions, a self-test or a skill's practice questions. There's nothing to set up, and the map fills in by itself.
The skills to work on first are listed at the top, so nobody has to work out where to begin.
Tap a skill to see an example and try a few questions on exactly that skill.
Skills from earlier classes that a chapter uses show up too, marked "From Class 7". Weak foundations stop staying hidden.
See how many skills are secure in each chapter, before the test rather than after it.
"I can round a number to its nearest tens and hundreds." A child can read the goal and know when they've reached it.
A question for each skill that a parent can ask at the dinner table, with no need to reteach the chapter.
A teacher's view of a class, from our demo school.
The number of skills in each CBSE map.
ICSE maps cover Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Biology for Classes 6–12, and History, Geography and Civics for 6–10. English and Economics use the CBSE map.
A small thing your child can do, written as "I can…". For example, "I can multiply fractions by multiplying tops and bottoms separately." Each chapter is broken into several of them, so 7,400+ across the CBSE maps.
When your child has been right on at least two different questions on that skill, and right the last time. One lucky answer isn't enough, and a wrong answer later moves it to "Practise again".
Every answer in a lesson's quick questions, a self-test or a skill's practice questions. The map fills in by itself, with nothing to set up.
Yes. Create a free parent account and link it with a code from your child's dashboard. You see the same map, what needs practice, and something to try at home for each skill.
Maths and English for Classes 1–12, Hindi for 1–5, EVS for 3–5, Physics, Chemistry and Biology for 6–12, and History, Geography, Civics and Economics for 6–10. If a class has no map yet, it says so.
Yes. Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Biology have ICSE maps for Classes 6–12, and History, Geography and Civics for 6–10. English and Economics use the CBSE map.
Classes 1–5 are free. Classes 6–12 are free for 30 days. After that, the lessons and practice that fill the map need a prepaid plan, and plans don't renew by themselves.
Yes. Teachers using SV Learning for Schools see the whole class on the map, and which earlier skills to revise before a new chapter. See school.svlearning.app.
Free for Classes 1 to 5. Free for 30 days for Classes 6 to 12.
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