Question 1

What is IntelGrader?

Accepted Answer

IntelGrader is a learning intelligence platform for educators. It reads handwritten student work, maps every answer to a concept node in a structured curriculum graph, and tracks mastery at formula resolution over time. It serves coaching centres, schools, and tutoring institutes across the K-12 education system.

Question 2

How does concept-mapped assessment work?

Accepted Answer

Students submit photos of their handwritten work. IntelGrader’s multi-stage pipeline reads the handwriting, scores it against teacher-defined rubrics, and maps every answer — correct or incorrect — to a node in a structured curriculum graph. Every formula applied, every reasoning step skipped, is recorded as structured data against the student’s concept profile.

Question 3

Is IntelGrader suitable for my school or coaching centre?

Accepted Answer

IntelGrader is built for any educator who grades handwritten student work — coaching centres, schools, and tutoring institutes. If your teachers spend 10–20 hours a week checking papers and you want concept-level mastery data instead of just scores, IntelGrader is designed for you.

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, and AP. Support for additional subjects is on the roadmap.

Question 5

How much time does IntelGrader save compared to manual grading?

Accepted Answer

Educators using IntelGrader typically recover 10–20 hours per week of checking time. Each paper is graded in under 30 seconds with formula-level diagnostic feedback — but the real value is not time saved, it’s the structured concept mastery data that manual grading can never produce.

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