Archive · 22 Aug 2026
Jharkhand Introduces AI Platform Across 80 Excellence Schools
Jharkhand is bringing an AI learning platform called Prepzy.ai to 80 government schools.
The schools are called CM Schools of Excellence.
The platform is designed for students in Classes 6 to 12.
It includes lessons, videos, practice questions and old board examination papers.
An AI tutor can answer questions and explain difficult ideas.
The system can also help students find subjects or topics where they need more practice.
Teachers and parents can follow student progress using dashboards.
The programme is intended to help students prepare for board examinations and access more learning support outside school hours.
Prepzy.ai is being introduced across Jharkhand’s 80 CM Schools of Excellence.
The platform supports Classes 6 to 12 through CBSE and NCERT-aligned content.
It offers 75 courses, over 5,200 video lectures, 2.5 lakh practice questions and 24×7 AI tutoring.
Students can use the platform to identify weak areas, practice questions and receive step-by-step guidance.
The orientation focused on board readiness for Classes 9 to 12 and included school leaders from all 80 schools.
- Who
- The Jharkhand Education Project Council, school leaders and GlobusLearn Services India Private Limited are involved in introducing Prepzy.ai to students.
- What
- An AI-powered learning platform is being introduced to provide personalised academic support and board-readiness preparation.
- When
- The orientation programme was reported on August 22; the articles do not specify the year.
- Where
- The initiative is being implemented in Jharkhand’s 80 CM Schools of Excellence.
- Why
- It aims to give government-school students additional academic guidance, identify learning gaps and improve preparation for board examinations.
- Platform
- Prepzy.ai
- Schools covered
- 80 CM Schools of Excellence in Jharkhand
- Classes supported
- Classes 6 to 12
- Learning resources
- 75 courses, more than 5,200 video lectures and over 2.5 lakh practice questions
- Additional content
- More than five years of previous-year board papers, digital notes, assessments and mock examinations
- Access
- No additional hardware or school-level licence is required, according to the report
- Languages
- Mathematics and Science content is being made available in Hindi and other regional languages