Extramarks Extra Intelligence AI for Schools

Extramarks, legally Extramarks Education India Pvt. Ltd. with its registered office in New Delhi, has worked in curriculum-based digital education since 2007. It reports more than 21,000 schools and 10 million students served across India, South Africa, Indonesia, Egypt and the Middle East, with a library of over 90,000 animations and video lessons.

Extra Intelligence is its AI layer for schools. Teachers upload or photograph a textbook index or syllabus to generate a curriculum structure and editable lesson plans, convert objective questions into short or long answers, and create printable assessments. AI evaluates handwritten and subjective answers against rubrics and model answers in several regional languages, with teachers able to override scores. Students get a co-pilot that gives step-by-step hints and answers doubts by voice, text or image, while leaders see camera-based attendance and engagement dashboards.

• Smart planning: builds curriculum structures and lesson plans from a syllabus or textbook index.
• Smarter assessments: converts question types and generates varied, printable question templates.
• AI evaluation: rubric-based scoring of handwritten and subjective answers in regional languages.
• Student co-pilot: step-by-step hints and doubt solving by voice, text or image.
• Live classroom analytics: camera attendance plus focus and engagement alerts.
• Translation: lessons, questions and voiceovers translated into regional languages.

• Private school chains in Vietnam generating lesson plans and assessments from local textbooks.
• Schools marking handwritten tests with AI and teacher review to return results faster.
• Bilingual schools translating lessons and questions for mixed-language classes.

• Less preparation time: lesson plans, activities and assessments are generated from a syllabus photo and stay editable.
• Faster marking: AI scores handwritten and subjective answers with rubrics, and teachers keep the final say.
• Independent learning: the student co-pilot gives hints rather than full answers.
• Scale: the company reports more than 21,000 schools across several regions.

Schools in emerging Asian markets want AI that reduces teacher workload in lesson preparation and marking while staying aligned with national curricula. Vietnam's private and international school segment and the 2018 curriculum's shift to competency assessment create demand for curriculum-aligned AI planning and marking tools.

Founded 2007; registered office New Delhi, with an office in Noida. Present in India, South Africa, Indonesia, Egypt and the Middle East. Awards include Economic Times TechEDU India Awards (2026), EdtechX Awards London finalist (2026) and a TIME with Statista listing (2024).