Educationist.AI

Educationist.AI tackles a specific problem in early-years schooling: competencies are being demonstrated every day in activity-based learning, but almost nothing is written down while it happens, so end-of-term reports end up reconstructed from a teacher's memory. The platform puts a lightweight observation step in the teacher's hand — a phone, four taps, tagged to the child, the curricular goal and the proficiency level, with an optional photo — so a term's worth of real evidence accumulates naturally.

The system is built on the NCERT Holistic Progress Card (HPC) framework from PARAKH under NEP 2020, not bolted onto a report card afterwards. Observations map to the six HPC domains, curricular goals and competencies, with the three proficiency levels Stream, Mountain and Sky treated as a rising form rather than a scoreboard. Activities can be set up in advance with the domains they are likely to surface, and the teacher simply notices and records them.

At the end of a term, the observations are compiled into a drafted Holistic Progress Card in the official CBSE format, with a parent-friendly version alongside it. The vendor notes that the HPC framework is national rather than CBSE-specific and that it works with state-board schools as well, adapting the report format to each board. The Foundational Stage (Bal Vatika to Grade 2) is live today, with Preparatory, Middle and Secondary on the roadmap. Pricing is not published; schools book a free assessment session to get a number.