Target 4 · 50 metres
A doubt at 11 pm should not wait for Monday.
Students photograph the question they are stuck on, or type it. AI drafts an explanation for the faculty member, who checks it and sends it. Every answer is reviewed by a teacher.
- Ask by
- Photo or text
- Answered by
- Your faculty
- Response time
- Tracked per teacher
Why is this 3/16 and not 1/16? I keep getting it wrong.
Photo · Q 112, Mock 08
Ms. Rao · Biology faculty
Round is dominant, green is recessive. Round green needs R_ and yy: 3/4 x 1/4 = 3/16. Draw the 4x4 Punnett square once and count, then use the shortcut.
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What it does
Inside Doubt Desk
Ask by photo
A photo of a textbook question, a mock question or handwritten working. Text and equations are read from the image.
AI draft for faculty
The faculty member gets a draft explanation to edit, which cuts the time per answer without removing the teacher.
Right teacher, first time
Doubts are routed by subject and chapter to the faculty member who teaches that batch.
Response times
See how long each doubt waited, per subject and per teacher, and which ones are still open.
Linked to lectures
Answers can link to the exact segment of a recorded lecture or a practice set on the same topic.
Voice and sketch replies
Faculty can reply with a voice note or a quick sketch when a diagram explains it better than text.
How it works
Four steps, nock to target.
- 01
Ask
The student photographs or types the doubt and tags the subject.
- 02
Route
It reaches the faculty member for that subject and batch.
- 03
Draft and review
AI drafts an answer; the teacher edits and approves it.
- 04
Learn
The student gets the answer with links to the lecture or practice on that topic.
Teachers stay in charge of every answer
Students only ever see answers a teacher has approved. The AI draft is a starting point that saves the teacher time on explanations they write every day.
- No unreviewed AI answers reach students
- Faculty can rewrite, shorten or replace the draft
- Common doubts saved as reusable answers
A record of what students struggle with
Each doubt is tagged by chapter. Over a term, the Doubt Desk shows which topics generate the most questions, and that feeds back into the AI Test Analyst and lecture planning.
- Most-asked chapters per batch
- Students asking many doubts flagged to mentors
- Doubt counts included in the progress card if you choose
Doubt Desk questions
Does AI answer doubts directly?
No. AI suggests a draft to the faculty member, who reviews and sends the answer. Students only see teacher-approved answers.
Can we set answer time targets?
Yes. Set a target per subject, such as six hours. Doubts approaching the limit are highlighted for the faculty member and the academic head.
Can students see each other's doubts?
Only if you turn on a shared batch board. By default, doubts are private between the student and faculty.
Do photos work for handwritten questions?
Yes, for clear handwriting and printed text. If the image is unclear, the student is asked to retake it.
Call your shot
Name the exam.
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NEET range: Chapter tests across Physics, Chemistry and Biology, and full 720-mark mocks with NTA-style negative marking.
Trial covers up to 200 students. No card needed.