RyzingStar / Plus4

Plus4 · JEE Main preparation

Know where the marks go, and win them back.

Plus4 reads every test a student sits, finds the chapters that cost the most marks, and turns that into practice, mistake review and a weekly plan.

Plus4's Today screen: the three chapters costing the most marks, each one tap from a practice set

What it does

The priority board: chapters ranked by marks at risk per paper
Practice

What to work on next

Chapters ranked by the marks they put at risk in a real paper: how often the exam asks them, how often the student misses them, less what practice has won back. One tap starts a set.

A paper analysis: marks and minutes by subject, exam habits checked, where the time went
Performance

What happened in each paper

Marks and minutes by subject, where the time went, answers changed, and the exam-hall habits checked against every paper.

Mistakes from a paper, each with a reason: concept gap, careless, time trap or rushed
Practice

A reason for every mistake

Concept gap, careless, time trap or rushed. Plus4 suggests the likely reason; the student decides, and the mistake returns for review until it is answered right.

Chapters graded strong, solid, shaky or weak, with board rank and past-paper progress
Chapters

Every chapter, graded

Strong, solid, shaky or weak, from the student's own answers, with past-paper progress alongside.

The weekly review: three things for next week and a written analysis
Week

A weekly review

The week's numbers, what moved, and the three things to do next, written up for parent and student.

Ask

An assistant that answers from the student's own results. It can read, not write: any change it suggests waits for a tap.

Score trend

Full papers only, so a single-subject test never passes for a mock.

Built to be right

  1. All results, one place

    Coaching tests, past papers on the NTA exam screen, and practice sets.

  2. Computed, not generated

    Marks, rankings and grades come from code.

  3. The student decides

    Syncs never overwrite the student's own tags and notes.

  4. Private by design

    Records stay behind a passcode; screens here show a made-up student.

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