The way students learn has changed. So has Prime.
Exams have moved to the screen, and AI can now explain a problem at midnight. Prime has brought these tools into every student's day, alongside the same IIT-alumni teaching in class, so our students prepare with an edge.
How learning is changing
Exams have moved to the screen
JEE Main has been a computer-based test since 2019. Students who practise on screen walk into the exam already used to its format, its timer and its navigation.
Help no longer waits for the next class
AI can now explain a problem step by step at any hour. Used well, a doubt from tonight's homework is cleared tonight, not next week.
Practice can be personal
Instead of the same worksheet for everyone, practice can follow each student's weak topics and get harder as they improve.
Every test is information
Time spent on each question, careless slips, topics that keep coming back: a test can now tell a student exactly what to work on next.
The same tools are a phone away for every student, and so are the distractions. The edge goes to students who use them with guidance, as part of a plan. That is what Prime has built.
How Prime has updated itself
Doubts cleared the same day
Students photograph a question at any hour and get a step-by-step explanation. A Prime teacher steps in when the AI isn't enough.
Practice that adapts
JEE and NEET practice, including previous years' papers, that follows each student's weak topics and gets harder as they improve.
Exam practice on screen
JEE Main is taken on a computer. Prime's tests run on the app as well as on OMR sheets, so the format holds no surprises.
Every test explained
Scores by subject, chapter and concept, time per question and batch standing. The AI can walk through each mistake.
Lectures on demand
Prime's recorded lectures are on the app, split by topic, so a missed or difficult part is one tap away.
Teachers who see more
Teachers set practice and tests on the app and can see each student's weak topics, so help goes where it's needed.
Self-study that counts
Students time their self-study by subject and chapter, and see where their hours actually go.
Parents see the progress
With parent access, parents sign in to their child's app with their own mobile number or email and see test reports, scores by chapter and concept, practice done and self-study time. A progress email also arrives every Monday.
Built on Autonise
Prime's learning app is Autonise, an AI learning platform for JEE, NEET and board exam preparation. It is used at all four Pune branches (FC Road, Viman Nagar, Pimpri and Hadapsar), and Prime's teachers use it to set tests, assign work and follow each student's progress, and parents can follow it too.
The classroom stays at the centre: the same team of IIT alumni, led by Lalit Kumar (IIT Bombay) and DC Pandey, teaches every lecture. The app makes sure no doubt waits until the next class, and no test result goes unexplained.
Questions parents ask
Does Prime Academy use AI in teaching?
Yes. Every Prime Academy student learns with Autonise, an AI learning app, for doubt solving, practice, tests and test analysis. Teaching in class is still done by Prime's IIT-alumni faculty; the app supports students between classes. See how it works.
Is Prime Academy online or offline?
Both. Classes are held in person at our four Pune branches (FC Road, Viman Nagar, Pimpri and Hadapsar), lectures are also streamed live online, and every student has the app for doubts, practice, tests and recorded lectures.
How do Prime students get doubts solved after class?
On the app, at any hour: the AI explains the question step by step, and if the student is still unsure they send it to a Prime teacher. Questions in class, pre- and post-lecture discussions and doubt sessions continue as before.
How are tests conducted and analysed at Prime Academy?
Unit tests and monthly full-length tests run on the app, or on paper with an OMR sheet that the app scans and marks. Every student gets a report with subject-, chapter- and concept-wise scores, the time spent on each question and their standing in the batch.
Can parents follow their child's progress on the app?
Yes. We set up parent access on request: parents sign in with their own mobile number or email and see the same reports their child sees: every test analysed by subject, chapter and concept, practice done, self-study time and standing in the batch. Parents who share their email also get a weekly progress summary every Monday. Mentor meetings and parent-teacher meetings continue as before.
See it for yourself
Book a free demo class at any of our four branches, and we'll show you the app as well. Book a free demo