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Find your learning gaps.
Build a stronger you.

EduScale helps students discover exactly what they understand, where they struggle, and what they should focus on next.

  • Every subject, any level, any age
  • Results in about 3 minutes
  • Written in plain language
Concept analysis

7 concepts checked

  • Fractions
  • Algebra
  • Equations
  • Geometry
  • Word problems

Analysing answers…

Overall

Overall accuracy

Knowledge gap

Equations

Needs more practice

Building the study plan…

How it works

How EduScale finds your learning gaps

You tell us what you are studying. EduScale checks every concept in that chapter, one at a time, and hands back a ranked list of what to fix first.

Step 01 · Assess

Tell us what you’re studying

Your class, subject and chapter. That’s it.

Step 02 · Identify gaps

Answer a few questions

We check each idea in the chapter separately.

Step 03 · Personalized learning

Get your focus list

Your topics in order, starting with the one that helps most.

Mathematics Science English Computer Science Geography and whatever else you’re studying
What’s a learning gap?

One small gap can make a big difference

Learning builds step by step. EduScale helps you find the topic you need to understand before moving ahead — in any subject. Here is one worked example.

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Concept breakdown

Example · Grade 8 Mathematics · Algebra

7 concepts checked
Variables 92%
Basic equations 88%
Number operations 87%
Algebraic expressions 61%
Factorization 34%
Word problems 26%
Strong · 75% and above Needs practice · 45–74% Knowledge gap · under 45%

A score tells you the mark. Not the reason.

Traditional report

“You are weak in Mathematics.”

One label for a whole subject. It does not tell a student which page to open, or a teacher what to reteach.

EduScale

“Your algebra basics are solid. Factorization is the gap.”

One concept named out of seven, so there is exactly one thing to open tonight.

Fix Factorization and the next topic gets easier straight away.

Your focus list

What should you focus on?

Work down the list. The first one unlocks the most marks.

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  • Ordered by impact, so the first topic is always the one worth the most
  • Each item explains why it is ranked where it is
  • Written in plain language that parents and teachers can follow
01

Factorization

High priority

Review the basic rules, then work through simple examples. Four later topics in this chapter depend on it.

34%
current mastery
02

Algebraic word problems

Medium priority

The algebra itself is correct. The gap is turning a sentence into an equation in the first place.

26%
current mastery
03

Algebraic expressions

Low priority

Already close to secure. A short top-up finishes it, so it comes after the two gaps above.

61%
current mastery
See a full focus plan

Your path from gap to got-it

1 · Review the rules

Factorization basics, worked slowly with notes open. 20 min

2 · Practise the gap

Simple factorization, then word-problem translation. 30 min

3 · Targeted quiz

Those two topics only, with no mixed revision. 15 min

4 · Reassess

Retake the chapter check and compare the two results. 15 min

Built for students

Made for curious minds

Your score, your strong topics, your gaps and the order to tackle them, all readable in under a minute.

Overall progress
76%

Up 6 points this month

Strong topics
14

across 4 subjects

To improve
6

2 close to secure

Gap score
28

lower is better · was 41

Mastery across subjects

The average of every concept checked so far.

Improving
Science 84%
English 81%
Mathematics 72%
Computer Science 67%
Strong Needs practice Knowledge gap

Recent checks

Every result is stored, so gaps can be compared over time.

  • Mathematics · Algebra
    2 gaps found · 72%
    2 days ago
  • Science · Photosynthesis
    No gaps · 91%
    6 days ago
  • Computer Science · Loops
    1 gap found · 58%
    12 days ago

Study activity

Minutes of focused practice, last 7 days.

This week · 265 minutes
Recommended next topic

Factorization

Mathematics · Algebra · currently 34%. Clearing this gap lifts four connected topics in the same chapter.

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