Generate Class 1-12 assessments aligned to CBSE and ICSE syllabi in seconds. NCERT-consistent question framing, board-exam-style mark distribution, Hindi topic support. Free for Indian teachers during early access.
Indian teachers spend hours every week making question papers. Class tests. Weekly assessments. Half-yearly and annual exams. Sample papers for board students. And every one has to match the pattern — CBSE's new competency-based framing, ICSE's longer-answer conventions, or your school's own internal format. Most AI tools generate American-style multiple choice quizzes and call it a day.
AssessmentWiz now speaks CBSE and ICSE. Grade dropdowns show Class 1 through Class 12. The AI aligns to NCERT terminology for CBSE and to CISCE conventions for ICSE. Board-exam-style mark distribution, section-A/B/C structuring, and competency-based question framing are all first-class options.
Here's what changed, how to set it up, and what a CBSE- or ICSE-aligned generation actually looks like.
Prompt: "Motion and measurement of distances — from the NCERT chapter." Region: India. Curriculum: CBSE.
AssessmentWiz generates: three MCQs on units of measurement (with distractors drawn from common Class 6 misconceptions), two short-answer questions ("Why do we need standard units of measurement?"), one long-answer question requiring a diagram (labelled measurement with a ruler), and a competency-based question — "A shopkeeper measures cloth using his arm span. Explain two problems this could cause." — matching the applied-reasoning framing CBSE has pushed since 2020.
For Class 10 Boards, the AI generates a board-exam-style question paper section: Section A with 1-mark MCQs, Section B with 2-mark VSA (Very Short Answer), Section C with 3-mark SA (Short Answer), and Section D with 4-mark LA (Long Answer). Standard NCERT problem patterns — HCF and LCM using Euclid's division lemma, prime factorisation, decimal expansion classification — with the exact CBSE mark distribution and internal-choice conventions.
Class 12 generations lean into derivations, numerical problems with SI units strictly, and case-study-based questions in the CBSE 2024 board-exam pattern. Concepts get chained ("Derive the expression for electric field due to a dipole, then use it to answer..."), matching Chapter 1 of the NCERT Class 12 Physics textbook — including numerical values that don't require calculators.
Reading comprehension passage with 5 questions (2 factual, 2 inferential, 1 vocabulary), grammar section with tense identification and voice change, and one writing task (paragraph writing on a given topic, 100 words). Structured exactly like CBSE Class 8 English paper conventions.
ICSE assessments differ from CBSE in question length and depth. Descriptive answers get more marks; structured questions build across sub-parts; language questions ask for more original writing rather than fill-in-the-blank. When you pick ICSE as your curriculum, AssessmentWiz mirrors that structure.
AssessmentWiz generates: a longer structured question (a) name three common acids, (b) write ionic equations for each dissociation, (c) explain why H2SO4 is called a strong acid, (d) predict the pH of a 0.1M solution. Contrast this with the CBSE Class 9 pattern for the same topic — same concepts, different question structure. ICSE typically expects more written explanation per mark.
For teachers preparing Class 10 and Class 12 board students, the Summative Test tool lets you build multi-section papers matching the exact CBSE / ICSE board format. Configure sections (A: MCQ 1-mark, B: VSA 2-mark, C: SA 3-mark, D: LA 4-mark, E: Case Study 4-mark), set DOK distribution across the sections, and generate a full sample paper in under 2 minutes. Every question is board-pattern-consistent — internal choice, competency-based case studies, and value-based questions where the syllabus requires them.
Type your objective in Hindi ("प्रकाश का परावर्तन कक्षा 8 के लिए") and AssessmentWiz generates the full assessment in Hindi — question stems, distractors, answer keys, and mark schemes all in the target language. Same works for Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi, Kannada, Gujarati, Malayalam, Punjabi, Odia, and other Indian languages. Regional-language schools running the CBSE or state-board syllabus can generate CBSE-aligned assessments in their medium of instruction without a separate translation step.
The app interface is currently English only — full Hindi / regional-language UI translation is on our roadmap.
Every tool has an IEP / Scaffolding toggle that adds simpler vocabulary, sentence starters, word banks, and reduced-option multiple choice — while keeping the CBSE / ICSE alignment intact. Useful for inclusive-education classrooms and for students with specific learning needs.
AssessmentWiz is free for teachers during early access. Set your region to India, pick CBSE or ICSE as your default framework, and generate your first Class 1–12 assessment in under 60 seconds. NCERT-aligned. Board-pattern-consistent. In English, Hindi, or your regional language.
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Yes. Pick "CBSE (India)" in the Curriculum picker in any tool, or set it as your default in Profile. The AI generates questions using NCERT textbook terminology, chapter-consistent conventions, and CBSE assessment patterns including the competency-based framing introduced in recent syllabus revisions. Combined with India region setting, Class 1–12 replaces the US K–12 grade labels.
Yes. ICSE is a first-class curriculum option separate from CBSE, with CISCE-specific descriptive-answer conventions, longer structured questions, and more original-writing expectations. Pick ICSE per assessment or as your default. Many teachers in schools that run both boards keep CBSE as default and override to ICSE per class.
Yes. Use the Summative Test tool to build multi-section papers matching the exact CBSE or ICSE board format. Configure Section A (MCQ), B (VSA 2-mark), C (SA 3-mark), D (LA 4-mark), and E (Case Study) with the marks distribution you need. Every question follows board pattern including internal choice and competency-based case studies.
Yes. Type your objective in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi, Kannada, or any Indian language, and the full assessment comes out in that language — question stems, distractors, answer keys, and mark schemes. Standards codes stay in canonical form. The app interface is English-only for now; UI translation is on our roadmap.
Yes. Set your Region to India (Profile → Edit Profile → Region → India) and every Grade dropdown across all 19 tools replaces Grade K–12 with Class 1 through Class 12. New signups from Indian IPs pre-fill this automatically via geo detection.
Direct state-board options aren't built in yet. Use the Custom framework field in the Curriculum picker and type your state board (e.g., "Maharashtra State Board Class 10 Science"). The AI will align to the text you provide — not as sharp as CBSE / ICSE default alignment, but usable for most subjects.