My daughter has been using Cuemath for over a year now, and the difference in her mathematical thinking is remarkable. Unlike traditional tuition, Cuemath focuses on logic, mental math, and conceptual clarity rather than just problem-solving. The curriculum is well-structured and aligns with school boards, but goes deeper with puzzles and games to build reasoning skills. Her tutor is consistent and always keeps us informed about progress. While it’s slightly more expensive than local coaching, the quality justifies the cost. Cuemath is not just about marks — it’s about building a strong math foundation.

I’ve been a communication coach at PlaneSpark for over a year, and the experience has been both enriching and inspiring. The platform is built around student growth, and that mindset extends to trainers as well. There’s a strong focus on quality — not just in content but in delivery. As an instructor, I received regular upskilling workshops and feedback sessions to improve my facilitation skills. The management is transparent and supportive. Unlike many EdTech startups, PlaneSpark maintains a balance between performance and wellness, which makes it a rewarding place to work.

Khan Academy stands out as a global pioneer in free, high-quality education. I’ve used it for brushing up on math concepts and helping my younger sibling with science. The explanations are clear, the pacing is perfect, and the practice exercises reinforce learning. The best part? It's entirely free, with no hidden costs. The platform promotes self-paced learning, which is great for independent learners. While it's more of a self-study tool than a live coaching platform, the depth of content — especially for SAT, NCERT, and foundational topics — is unmatched.

As a parent, I have mixed feelings about BYJU’S. The learning content is undeniably rich — visual, interactive, and aligned with school curriculums. My son enjoys the gamified approach and concept videos, which have helped him improve in Math and Science. However, their sales team is quite aggressive. After showing interest in a trial, we received constant calls and upselling attempts. Once enrolled, though, the mentor assigned to us was helpful and followed up regularly with progress reports. Their tech platform is stable, and content updates are frequent. BYJU’S is excellent for content, but the pushy sales strategy needs refinement.

Teachmint is an excellent tool for educators transitioning to digital teaching. I started using it during the pandemic to conduct my coaching classes online, and it streamlined everything — from attendance and live classes to fee collection. The platform is designed with teachers in mind, not just students. It allowed me to create a complete branded teaching experience without needing deep technical knowledge. Their support team is prompt and the tech is stable. They’ve made it easier for independent tutors like me to scale and stay organized. One of the most practical tools I’ve come across in EdTech.

Great initiative and solid instructors, but frequent technical issues during classes hamper the experience.

The platform has a strong focus on soft skills, which is great. However, the technical issues during classes and occasional delays in feedback reduce the overall learning experience. Support team is helpful but slow to respond at times.

Decent teaching and curriculum, but app crashes and connectivity issues are frequent

BYJU’S provides an exceptional learning experience with top-notch content and highly responsive mentors. Perfect for students seeking structured and engaging lessons.