We deploy our evaluation software in joint partnership with coaching institutions, built on your grading philosophy, your logic and your study material. Students get better at writing, and every checked copy carries your content.
Browse finished examples across the four GS papers, or run your own handwritten answer through the engine.
Pick a paper and view a student's copy beside the checked copy, with the score, the fact check and the margin comments.
Upload a scanned answer as a PDF. It is read, graded against the rubric, fact-checked, audited and returned as a red-pen copy.
Most evaluation tools grade to a generic standard. We configure ours to yours, so students are judged by the logic they are taught.
What you reward, what you penalise, how you weigh structure against content. Written into the rubric the engine scores against.
Feedback names your frameworks and points students back to your notes, so each evaluation reinforces what you teach.
Every answer gets a detailed checked copy in minutes. Your faculty review the hard cases instead of marking every page.
Four steps, each visible to the student and to you.
Separates the question from the answer and transcribes the handwriting.
Scores six rubric criteria, with a ceiling so no answer is over-marked.
Checks the facts, then audits the grader with rule checks and a second model.
Returns the scan with ticks, underlines and margin comments, as a PDF.
The same team runs News Monitor. It watches the news, groups every outlet covering a story into one record, and drafts branded Instagram carousels, stories and blog articles for your channels.
Live from the pipeline right now, written automatically from multiple publishers per story.
AEWSolution was created by IITians. We bring an engineering discipline to a problem every aspirant knows: honest, consistent, detailed feedback on answer writing, at a scale no single faculty team can mark by hand.
We do not replace your teaching. We work with your institute as a partner, so the software carries your standards and your content to every student.
A short call is enough. Bring a sample answer and your rubric if you have one.
