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Classroom Sims
For government schools

One smartphone. One code. Know who understood in 3 minutes.

No computer lab needed. No smartboard. No tablets. Just your phone, a code on the blackboard, and 3 minutes.

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We understand your classroom

We built classroomsim for this classroom — where there’s a blackboard, textbooks, and the teacher has one phone.

Your phone is enough

Teacher opens classroomsim.in on their phone. No app download. No login required to try.

Write the code on the blackboard

A 6-digit code appears. Write it on the blackboard. Students join from any phone — even a shared family phone.

No phone? Pair up.

Students without phones pair with someone who has one. 2–3 students per phone works fine. The quiz is 3 minutes.

Works on 2G

No video. No heavy downloads. Text + images only. Loads in 2 seconds. Works on the cheapest Android phone.

NCERT textbook stays

You teach from the same textbook. classroomsim tells you in 3 minutes whether the chapter actually landed.

No student data collected

No names. No emails. No phone numbers. Students are identified by seat number only. Nothing to worry about.

5 Steps — 3 Minutes

1

Teacher picks a chapter

30s

105 NCERT topics ready. Class 6–10. History, Geography, Science, Math, Civics.

2

Code appears on teacher's phone

10s

A 6-digit code. Write it on the blackboard with chalk.

3

Students join from any phone

30s

Open browser → classroomsim.in → enter code. No app. No login. No name.

4

5 questions + 1 explain

2 min

Multiple choice questions from the NCERT chapter. Last question: explain in your own words.

5

Teacher sees who is confused — and WHY

instant

Not just marks. "6 students think the Constitution was written by Nehru." "4 students confuse rivers that flow east vs west."

How do teachers know if students understood?

The current method is broken.

Today
"Does everyone understand?" → students nod
Monthly test → results 2 weeks later
By then the unit has moved on
Misconceptions compound for years
Teacher never knows WHICH misconception
With classroomsim
3-minute quiz → instant results
"6 students think heavier objects fall faster"
Misconception is NAMED, not just a score
Teacher can fix it the next day
Track weekly — getting better or worse?

What the research says

Giving schools laptops and tablets doesn’t improve learning. The research is clear.

OECD (2015) — 31 countries: Heavy investment in classroom ICT produced zero improvement in reading, math, or science scores. Students who used computers heavily performed worse.
World Bank (2020): "Providing hardware alone (laptops, tablets) has no consistent positive effect on learning outcomes."
Peru, Colombia, Uruguay, Israel — four national laptop programs, randomized trials, zero impact on test scores in all four.
What DOES work (World Bank + OECD + Escueta 2017):
Technology that helps teachers make better instructional decisions in real-time — that’s exactly what classroomsim does.

Aligned with NEP 2020

NEP 2020 mandates continuous formative assessment. classroomsim makes it possible at ₹0.

Section 4.6 — Formative Assessment
Run a 3-minute quiz after every chapter. See instantly who understood.
Section 5.16 — Testing Conceptual Understanding
classroomsim doesn't just show marks — it names the exact misconception.
Section 22 — Technology Integration
Works on one smartphone. On 2G. No infrastructure required.
Section 4.2 — Multilingual Education
Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi — available in 5 Indian languages.
105
NCERT Topics
5
Indian Languages
₹0
Cost — Forever
2G
Minimum Internet
0
Student Data Collected
3 min
Per Quiz
Ready for Pilot Deployment
classroomsim is live and ready to use today. We are seeking our first district pilot partner — 10 schools, 30 days, completely free. No testimonials yet. No case studies. Just a tool that works and a team that wants to prove it.
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One phone. One code. 3 minutes. Free. Always.

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Contact: hello@classroomsim.in