Every chapter, practised until it sticks.
Krama is the learning platform we are building for CBSE and ICSE schools, Classes 5–10. Its core already runs end to end on all 15 Class 5 CBSE Maths chapters: practice that marks itself the moment it is submitted, gaps traced back to the topic beneath them, mock papers where every student sits their own version, and a weekly report home, all the way to the school's own report card.
CBSE · ICSE · Classes 5–10 · A product of Zetta Metrics
The five-day chapter loop
Day 1
Learn
Day 2
Practise
Day 3
Apply
Day 4
Fix
Day 5
Master
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Class 5 CBSE Maths chapters, published end to end
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Question patterns, so every student sits their own mock paper
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Role workspaces, from Super Admin to Student
What's already built
Not a plan. Working software.
Krama is still growing, and everything below already runs end to end: from a school's setup workbook to a marked mock paper, a weekly note home and a report card.
A school set up from one workbook
We add the school and its first admin. Classes, sections, teachers and students arrive in one workbook, checked first and imported whole, with a printable sign-in slip for every student.
A Curriculum Studio, already stocked
All 15 Class 5 CBSE Maths chapters are published, each with its own page of lessons and questions, a review trail behind it and a calendar for every school.
Practice that marks itself
Teachers set practice for chosen students. Answers are marked on submission, units, rounding and multi-part answers included, and a weak result opens a Foundation Repair on the topic underneath.
Mock papers, one version per student
1,006 question patterns across all 15 chapters. Every student sits their own version, timed on the server with reading time and autosave, and never sees the same question twice.
Long answers, marked step by step
Every 3- and 5-mark mock question marks itself one step at a time. On practice, teachers review the working and award part marks with a reason the student can read.
My Progress for every student
A skill map of what is strong, getting there or needs work, a Practise Next that picks the right questions, and a standing band that only ever encourages.
Class Analytics and a weekly note home
A question-by-student grid and the common misconceptions in each chapter, one click from setting practice. Parents get a weekly report drafted from real work, never a ranking.
Report cards on the school's own scheme
A versioned assessment scheme per class, subject and year, with co-scholastic areas, attendance and remarks, rolled into Term 1 and Year-End cards that carry the school's logo.
From answer to report card
Marks a teacher can stand behind.
Automatic where the answer is clear, human where judgement matters, and always on the school's own scheme.
How an answer becomes a mark
IllustrationQuestion · 2 marks
A ribbon is 2.4 m long. How many 30 cm pieces can be cut from it?
Student wrote
8
Marked the moment it is submitted.
2 / 2Student wrote
8 pieces
The unit is understood, so the answer still counts.
2 / 2Student wrote
7
240 ÷ 30
Method mark given. Teacher's note: right method, slipped on the division.
1 / 2
The school's own scheme
SampleEach school weighs its own components for every class, subject and year. The weights have to add up to 100, and the scheme is versioned so a report card can always be traced.
- Unit tests20%
- Platform practice10%
- Half-yearly30%
- Annual40%
Into Term 1 and Year-End report cards, with attendance, grades and remarks.
Four workspaces
One platform. A place for every role.
Each role signs in on its own page and sees only what its job needs.
Student
Know exactly what to practise next
- Practice marked the moment it is submitted
- Mock papers sat online, with solutions after
- A skill map and a Practise Next of their own
Teacher
See the gap, then close it
- Practice and mock papers for chosen students
- Class Analytics down to each question
- Weekly reports home and report-card marks
School admin
The whole school, on its own rules
- Classes and sections from one workbook
- Assessment schemes and report cards
- Mock papers in the school's own format
Super admin
Every school, one curriculum
- Schools added, suspended and restored
- The Curriculum Studio and its review trail
- Published chapters and calendars per school
Where it stands
Built stage by stage, one stage at a time.
An honest view of the build: six stages done, one underway, and what comes next.
- 01Built
Schools and roles
- Schools added with their first admin
- Setup from one workbook, with sign-in slips
- Two-factor for admins; issued passwords replaced
- 02Built
Curriculum Studio
- Draft, review and publish
- All 15 Class 5 CBSE Maths chapters
- A calendar for every school
- 03Built
The practice loop
- Practice set for chosen students
- Marked the moment it is submitted
- Foundation Repair on the topic beneath
- 04Built
Marking and report cards
- Units, tolerance and rounding
- Part and method marks, with a reason
- School schemes and report cards
- 05Built
Mock papers
- 1,006 question patterns, all 15 chapters
- Every student sits their own version
- Long answers marked step by step
- 06Built
Progress and analytics
- My Progress and Practise Next
- Class Analytics and misconceptions
- A weekly report home for parents
- 07Underway
Lessons and the daily rhythm
- Chapter lessons for students
- The five-day loop, released day by day
- A class page for every teacher
- 08Up next
More classes, more schools
- Classes 6–10 and more subjects
- ICSE alongside CBSE
- School-by-school rollout
Interested in Krama for your school?
Krama is growing school by school. Tell us about your school and where you would like practice, marking and report cards to be easier.
