Academix For JEE Coaching Institutes
Built For JEE's Question Volume
JEE prep runs on three subjects, two answer formats and a test every week or two, from the first day of 11th grade through however many drop years it takes. The Academix lets you build a Physics, Chemistry and Maths question bank once and reuse it across every batch. Set negative marking to match JEE Main, mix MCQs with numerical-value questions in the same test, and keep your recorded lectures encrypted so they stay with paying students.
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JEE Main mixes multiple-choice questions with numerical-value questions that can't be guessed from four options. The Academix handles both: build one question bank across Physics, Chemistry and Maths, then assemble mock tests, timed practice or scheduled real exams from it with scoring rules that match what students will actually face.
MCQs And Numerical-Value Questions, Same Test
Set fixed-answer numerical questions alongside standard MCQs in the same assessment. That's JEE Main's real mix.
Negative Marking Set Per Question
Set positive, negative and partial marks per question so a mock test scores the way JEE Main does, not an approximation of it.
Physics, Chemistry, Maths, Scored Separately
Every result breaks down by subject and topic, so a student strong in Maths but losing marks in Organic Chemistry can see that split immediately.
One Question Bank, Every Batch
Build the question bank once and pull from it for 11th-grade batches, 12th-grade batches and drop-year repeaters alike.
What Actually Slows A JEE Coaching Institute Down
One Rank Number Hides Which Of The Three Subjects Is The Problem
A student's overall mock score doesn't say whether Physics, Chemistry or Maths is costing the marks, or which topic inside it. Without a subject-and-topic breakdown, faculty end up re-teaching a whole subject on a hunch.
A Batch Of A Hundred-Plus Makes Individual Tracking Hard
JEE batches run large, and attention drifts to whoever asks a question in class, not whoever is falling behind. The Academix tags every student On Track, Needs Attention or High Risk from scores, attendance and test participation, and emails alerts to your staff at 7am each day.
A Mock That Doesn't Score Like JEE Main Teaches The Wrong Instincts
JEE Main mixes MCQs with numerical-value questions, and negative marking punishes a wrong guess. A mock built on a generic quiz format trains a student for a different exam than the one they're sitting.
Repeaters And Fresh Batches Drift Onto Separate Material
Running 11th-grade, 12th-grade and drop-year batches side by side risks each one working off a separately maintained set of questions: more effort to keep current, and no shared history of which questions a repeater has already seen.
What JEE Coaching Institutes Get
Built around JEE's actual format: three subjects, mixed question types and a test cadence that doesn't let up.
Subject-Wise Weak Areas, Not Just A Final Score
Topic-level breakdowns across Physics, Chemistry and Maths show which unit is dragging a rank down, instead of leaving that guesswork to the student.
Repeaters Run On The Same System As First-Timers
Drop-year batches use the same question bank, scoring rules and test history as fresh 11th and 12th-grade batches, so repeat students aren't tracked separately.
Every Mock Ranked Against The Batch
Each result shows batch rank and percentile, the same kind of relative standing a real JEE mock series reports.
Recorded Lectures Stay With Paying Students
Uploaded lectures are converted to AES-128 encrypted video, and the key goes only to signed-in students enrolled in that course or class.
What A Test Cycle Actually Looks Like
JEE coaching runs on a test-and-review rhythm. This is that cycle end to end on The Academix.
Before The Test
Assemble The Paper From The Shared Question Bank
Faculty pull from the shared Physics, Chemistry and Maths question bank, mix MCQs with numerical-value questions, and set positive, negative and partial marks per question to match JEE Main.
Test Day
Run It As A Fixed Window, Not An Open-Ended Attempt
A scheduled mock or real assessment opens at a set time and closes the moment its duration runs out, with no reopening.
Right After Submission
Students See The Subject-Wise Break Immediately
Objective questions grade themselves when a student submits, and the result splits by subject and topic, with the student's batch rank and percentile.
Same Evening
Doubt-Clearing Runs Live For Whoever Needs It
A short live session on Google Meet or your own BigBlueButton server covers the topic that cost the batch the most marks. Students join from the app instead of a link shared in a group chat.
Which Feature Solves Which Problem
Online Mock Test Platform
Practice tests, timed mocks and scheduled real assessments all pull from one Physics-Chemistry-Maths question bank, with subject and topic-wise breakdowns the moment a test ends.
Conduct Online Exams
Schedule a scored exam with a fixed start time and a duration that closes itself when time runs out.
Live Classes Integration
Doubt-clearing sessions and regular lectures on Google Meet or BigBlueButton. A teacher connects Google once and Meet links are created automatically.
Sell Recorded Courses
Package a finished topic series as a self-paced course on your storefront, so a repeater in another city can buy it without joining that batch.
Exam Analytics
Rank and percentile within each test, chapter and topic accuracy, and time spent per question once results are out.
Question Bank
Questions stored by subject, chapter and topic with difficulty and tags, imported from Excel or extracted from a paper for a teacher to check.
LMS for Coaching Institutes
How live classes, recorded lectures, tests, analytics and the parent portal fit together in one coaching institute.
How Can We Help You?
Yes. Positive, negative and partial marks are set per question, and MCQs can sit alongside numerical-value questions that don't offer four options to guess from.
Uploaded lectures are converted to AES-128 encrypted adaptive video at 480p, 720p and 1080p, and the decryption key is served only to signed-in students enrolled in that course or class. The original upload is removed from public storage. This is encryption, not DRM: a determined viewer can still record their screen.
There is no tab-switch lock or on-screen watermark during exams; the fixed exam window is the main control. A scheduled test opens at its start time and closes the instant the duration runs out.
Every result is split by subject and topic alongside the overall score, with batch rank and percentile. If you switch on the parent portal, parents see the same test results from their own login.
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