Gyanis FAQ: the AI study app for JEE, NEET & CBSE

Gyanis is the study OS for students preparing for JEE, NEET, UPSC, CBSE & State Boards. Flow supports daily study, Aura provides coach bookings, Vibe connects students with experts, and OneByZero is the student marketplace. The Gyanis Credits (GC) wallet supports payments across the platform. Flow's free study tokens are a separate allowance, not wallet credit.

Yes. Every drill, mindmap, and Gameplan entry in Flow is tagged to CBSE, ICSE, State Boards by class, subject, unit, and topic. Complete CBSE preparation for Classes 6 to 12 including NCERT solutions, chapter-wise explanations, sample papers, previous year questions, and marking scheme analysis.

No. Gyanis is a study workspace. Teachers still teach. Coaches still coach. Flow handles the daily practice, the mindmap of a chapter, and the next-question decision; a human handles the conversation that matters.

Flow is the study workspace. Ten tools on one screen: AI Chat for doubts, Drills for JEE, NEET, UPSC, CBSE & State Boards MCQs tagged to your syllabus, Arena mock exams, Express grading, Lab, Virtual Classroom, MindMaps for a chapter tree in under ten seconds, Gameplan for the Mission, Battle, Conquered, Replay label on every topic, MoodBoard for saved formulas, and Pulse for time on task and accuracy by topic. Flow is free to start, with credits that never expire; paid plans provide access subject to plan usage limits.

Aura is a directory of Gyanis-vetted coaches. Sessions run on video; session length and GC price are set by each coach and quoted before you confirm. The student keeps a written takeaway from every session. Parental visibility is on for minor accounts.

Vibe is the Ask-an-Expert tutoring marketplace, plus Lingo for language learning. The student sets the price when they raise their hand, and it is per session, never per minute. Funds sit in Gyanis Credits until the session completes, then release to the expert. If no expert accepts, the student gets the full amount back. Available in English, Hindi.

A rule engine, not a black box. Two correct answers in a row move difficulty up. One slip at the new level moves it back down. Gameplan relabels a topic Mission, Battle, Conquered, or Replay from the last three days of accuracy and the last five days of speed. Coach-copilot ranks the next best action using a lightweight rule engine over anonymised drill events.

Competitive exams (JEE Main, JEE Advanced, NEET UG, UPSC, CUET, BITSAT, VITEEE), Board exams (CBSE Class 6-12, ICSE/ISC, IGCSE, IB, State Boards), and Olympiads (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology). Every question is tagged by syllabus, class, subject, unit, and topic, so filters work at the topic level, not the chapter level.

Create your Gyanis account and verify your mobile number. Your free tokens appear as free credits in Flow, ready for study questions, practice and other supported tools. No payment card is needed to start. A mobile number can claim the free allowance only once.

No. Flow free tokens have no expiry date and no seven-day countdown. They are a one-time allowance that decreases as you use supported tools; they do not refill each month.

Choose a Flow subscription to keep asking questions and creating new study work. You can still open your saved work. Paid plans have their own usage limits, with current prices shown before checkout.

No. Free Flow tokens are the study allowance labelled free credits in Flow. They are separate from the paid GC wallet used for Vibe expert sessions and Aura coach bookings. Those sessions are priced separately.

Gyanis deducts a 5% commission from the settled session amount before crediting the teacher or coach. It is included in the student’s session price, not added on top. GC rounding and minimum-fee rules apply; any withdrawal fee is separate and shown before withdrawal.

Bring your hardest question. Start Flow with free tokens that never expire, shown as free credits in the app. Ask, practise and explore at your own pace. No card required. Subscribe when your free tokens run out. Vibe expert sessions and Aura coach bookings are priced separately in Gyanis Credits (GC). Paid Flow plans have usage limits.

GC prices are shown in your local currency in the wallet before purchase. You can use your wallet for Flow subscriptions, Aura coach bookings, Vibe expert sessions and OneByZero purchases. Flow's non-expiring free study tokens are separate from GC. School and institution packs have volume pricing. Contact support for a quote.

Aura refunds depend on acceptance, cancellation timing and attendance. Cancelling a pending request or an accepted session outside the late-cancellation window returns the full amount; the cancellation preview shows any late penalty before confirmation. Vibe returns the full amount if no expert accepts, or if you cancel within the allowed grace window before the session starts. OneByZero orders carry a 48-hour claim window, and seller earnings settle to the GC wallet only after delivery is confirmed.

Yes. You can use Gyanis in a modern mobile browser on Android or iPhone. The official Gyanis Android app is also listed on Google Play; check the store for availability on your device and in your country.

On paid plans, you can download mindmaps and drill sets for offline use. Live features (Chat, Aura, Vibe expert sessions) need the internet.

India DPDP Act 2023 compliant. Study data builds your personal mastery map and nothing else. Never sold. Never used to train a public model. Encryption is TLS in transit and AES at rest. Aura session notes are confidential and scoped to the student and coach.

Yes. Pulse gives the parent the same page the student sees: time on task by day, accuracy by topic, and predicted score against the target. No quizzing at the dinner table needed.

Minor accounts require guardian consent before Aura, Vibe, or OneByZero is switched on. Content filters are on by default and can be tightened at the class level. Aura coaches are Gyanis-vetted. Full detail is in the AI Safety Guidelines.

Aura connects a student to a named Gyanis-vetted coach for a video session; session length and GC price are set by each coach. The student chooses the coach by specialisation, language, and availability. The session ends with a written takeaway and, if the student wants, a booking for the next one. Specialised support covers JEE, NEET, UPSC, CBSE & State Boards stress, burnout, and academic anxiety.

Aura Coaches serving India are vetted by Gyanis and experienced with school and exam-prep students. Each coach's verified credentials, including any RCI registration checked on the register, are shown on their own profile. Aura is coaching support, not therapy. Every coach has at least three years of experience with students, and every profile lists specialisation and language so you can pick by fit, not by queue.

A teacher builds a question paper in minutes, tagged by class, unit, and topic, and exports it as a print-ready PDF. Pulse shows accuracy and weak topics by class and by student, so the teacher knows who needs the extra five minutes. Digital drills update Pulse automatically; a printed paper feeds it only when the results are recorded in Gyanis.

Yes. The teacher view shows per-student accuracy, time on task, and Gameplan labels for the cohort. Every data point a teacher sees is the same data point the parent and the student see. No parallel stories.

Class-level rollouts, with role-based access for teachers, students, and parents. Onboarding runs as a 120-minute workshop in the classroom, followed by a three-month pilot with cohort dashboards and export-ready reports. Guardian consent is captured at enrolment.

Yes. The 120-minute AI literacy workshop for Grades 6 to 12 is free. Teachers walk out with a lesson plan and the deck. Book at gyanis.ai/school-workshop.

Yes. Flow is built for self-study: Drills tagged to the JEE and NEET syllabus by topic, Arena mock exams, and Gameplan labelling every topic Mission, Battle, Conquered, or Replay so you always know what to open next. When a doubt needs a human, Vibe puts a verified expert on a video call at a price you set. Coaching is optional. The daily loop is not.

Gyanis does not prescribe a fixed hour count, because the number that matters is accuracy by topic, not time in the chair. Pulse shows time on task and accuracy for every topic, and Gameplan sends you to the weakest one first. A focused 25-minute block on a Replay topic does more than an evening re-reading a chapter you already know.

Flow does not hand you a printed timetable. Every topic in the CBSE syllabus carries a Gameplan label built from your own drill results, and the topics marked Mission or Replay are today's list. As your accuracy moves, the list moves with it.

Two ways. AI Chat answers the doubt in the moment. For a human, Vibe lets you raise your hand, set the price for the whole session, and get a verified subject expert on a video call. The credits sit in your wallet until the session ends, and if no expert accepts you get every credit back.

No. A scan app gives you one answer and moves on. Gyanis answers the doubt and then makes sure it does not come back: the topic goes into Drills, the difficulty adapts to your score, and Pulse shows whether the gap has closed. It is a study workspace, not an answer key.

Aura sessions are paid per session, priced by the coach and quoted before you confirm. Aura is coaching for exam pressure and burnout, not therapy and not an emergency service, and every coach serving India is Gyanis-vetted. If something cannot wait, call 112, your local emergency number, or speak to a trusted adult or your school counsellor.

Yes. A teacher picks class, unit, and topic, builds the paper in minutes, and exports a print-ready PDF. Results recorded in Gyanis feed Pulse, so the next paper can target the topics the class actually missed. The core teacher toolkit is free; school packs carry volume pricing.

The free 120-minute AI literacy workshop for Grades 6 to 12 teaches students and teachers where AI helps and how to catch its mistakes. It sits alongside the Ministry of Education's plan to bring AI and computational thinking into the school curriculum from Class 3 from the 2026-27 session; it is not an approved course for that subject. Teachers leave with the deck and a lesson plan.