Question 1

What is IntelGrader?

Accepted Answer

IntelGrader is an AI-powered grading and evaluation platform for schools, coaching centers, and universities. Teachers upload photos of handwritten answer sheets, and IntelGrader grades them automatically using OCR and AI — providing detailed feedback and tracking each student’s mastery across subjects. It supports CBSE, ICSE, JEE, NEET, UPSC, CA, GCSE, and other boards.

Question 2

How does AI grading of handwritten answer sheets work?

Accepted Answer

Students submit photos of their handwritten answer sheets via the IntelGrader app. The AI reads the handwriting using advanced OCR, scores each answer against the teacher’s rubric, and maps results to curriculum topics. Teachers get a fully graded paper with corrections overlaid on the original handwriting — ready to review in seconds instead of hours.

Question 3

Is IntelGrader suitable for CBSE schools, coaching centers, and universities?

Accepted Answer

Yes. IntelGrader is built for Indian schools following CBSE, ICSE, and state boards, coaching centers preparing students for JEE, NEET, and other competitive exams, and universities handling UPSC, CA, and higher education evaluations. It works for any educator who grades handwritten student work and wants to save 10–20 hours a week while getting detailed student analytics.

Question 4

What subjects does IntelGrader support?

Accepted Answer

IntelGrader currently specialises in grading handwritten mathematics across all levels, including primary school arithmetic, algebra, geometry, calculus, and board exam formats like GCSE, A-Level, CBSE, ICSE, JEE, SAT, AP, UPSC, and CA. Support for additional subjects is on the roadmap.

Question 5

How much time does IntelGrader save compared to manual grading?

Accepted Answer

Teachers using IntelGrader typically save 10–20 hours per week on grading. Each handwritten answer sheet is graded in under 30 seconds with detailed feedback. Beyond time savings, schools and universities get structured data on every student’s strengths and gaps — something manual grading cannot produce at scale.