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Sample papers have been a traditional tool for exam preparation, but in today’s fast-paced and personalized learning environment, they no longer address the core needs of students. Diagnostic assessments are revolutionizing the way students prepare and succeed by focusing on individual growth and targeted improvement
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Unlock your true potential with the School of Educators Diagnostic Assessment—a personalized tool designed specifically for students to identify strengths, address weaknesses, and improve academic performance.
- ✅ For CBSE Students, Classes 6-12: Aligned with the latest CBSE curriculum and competency-based patterns.
- ✅ Identify Learning Gaps: Gain insights into areas that need improvement with detailed, subject-wise analysis.
- ✅ Personalized Feedback: Get customized recommendations to enhance your understanding and skills.
- ✅ Boost Confidence: Practice and prepare effectively with assessments designed to challenge and motivate you.
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🌟 “The diagnostic test really helped me understand my weak areas in Mathematics. The personalized feedback and recommendations gave me a clear path to improve, and I feel more confident now. Thank you, School of Educators!”
Riya Sharma, Class 10
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The feedback report was amazing! It showed me where I was making mistakes and how I could correct them. The test also prepared me for my CBSE exams.”
Rahul Verma, Class 12 Commerce
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I liked how the questions were based on real-life scenarios. It made learning fun and helped me think critically. The assessment truly motivated me to do better!”
Sneha Kulkarni, Class 10
Student
The Diagnostic Assessment by School of Educators is an excellent tool for students. I’ve seen my students gain clarity about their strengths and areas of improvement, which has motivated them to work harder. The detailed reports not only help the students but also assist us as teachers in guiding them better. Truly a game-changer in academic progress!"
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5 Signs आपके स्कूल को Diagnostic Assessments की जरूरत है ?
यहां 5 संकेत हैं जो बताते हैं कि आपके स्कूल को Diagnostic Assessments की जरूरत है:
1️⃣ Student Performance में गिरावट: Learning gaps को पहचानें और स्टूडेंट्स को बेहतर करने में मदद करें।
2️⃣ Teachers का Subject Mastery चेक करें: Diagnostic Assessments के साथ टीचर्स की नॉलेज को मापें और Learning Buddy से उनका कॉन्फिडेंस बढ़ाएं।
3️⃣ Inconsistent Board Exam Results: Targeted सपोर्ट के साथ स्टूडेंट्स की परफॉर्मेंस को स्थिर रखें।
4️⃣ Competency-Based Questions में परेशानी: Case-based और Assertion-Reasoning questions को आसानी से सॉल्व करने में मदद करें।
5️⃣ Teacher Recruitment में सही कैंडिडेट चुनें: सब्जेक्ट नॉलेज चेक करें और सबसे अच्छे कैंडिडेट को नियुक्त करें।
How Diagnostic assessment and Learning buddy can help me?
Frequently asked questions..
What is a Diagnostic Assessment?
The Diagnostic Assessment is a personalized tool designed to evaluate a student’s strengths and weaknesses, provide targeted feedback, and help improve academic performance. It’s aligned with the CBSE curriculum and also supports CUET, NEET, JEE, and other competitive exams.
What is the Learning Buddy feature?
The Learning Buddy is your personal guide during the Diagnostic Assessment. If you answer a question incorrectly, the Learning Buddy instantly provides:
Correct Answer Explanation
Detailed Notes for better understanding
Concept Videos to clarify key concepts and subtopics
This ensures you learn from your mistakes and improve immediately!
Are diagnostic assessments available in other languages?
Yes, diagnostic assessments are available in multiple languages. To access them, click on the "Translate" button at the bottom left corner of the page. You can choose from languages such as Hindi, Tamil, Gujarati, Urdu, Kannada, and many others.
How does the Learning Buddy help me during the assessment?
The Learning Buddy makes the assessment a learning experience by:
- Explaining where you went wrong and why.
- Providing short, easy-to-understand notes and videos to reinforce learning.
- Helping you understand the core concept behind each question.
Is the Learning Buddy available for all subjects and classes?
Absolutely! The Learning Buddy feature is integrated into assessments for all subjects and classes (6 to 12) to ensure comprehensive support across your studies.
How is a Diagnostic Assessment different from sample papers?
Unlike traditional sample papers, diagnostic assessments:Analyze individual learning gaps.
Is the Diagnostic Assessment aligned with the CBSE curriculum?
Yes, all our assessments are designed as per the latest CBSE curriculum and follow the new competency-based exam patterns.
How often should students take diagnostic assessments?
For the best results, students should take the assessments:
- At the start of a term (to identify gaps).
- Mid-term (to track improvement).
- Before final exams (to refine their preparation).
- DA must be taken after end of the chapter.
Can I use the platform on my mobile device?
Yes, DiagnosticAssessment.in is mobile-friendly and can be accessed on smartphones, tablets, and desktops.
How does the assessment align with NCERT?
- Subtopic Mentioned: At the top of every question, the relevant subtopic (aligned with NCERT) is clearly mentioned.
- Key Concept Highlighted: Above every answer, the key concept from that subtopic is provided.
- This structure ensures clarity and helps students focus on the right concepts for better understanding.
How does the assessment help in competitive exam preparation?
The Diagnostic Assessment provides:
- Line-by-Line Feedback: Detailed feedback on weaker areas to help students focus on improvement.
- Concept Reinforcement: Notes and videos to strengthen understanding of subtopics.
- Competency-Based Learning: Prepares students for exam patterns that focus on reasoning and application, essential for exams like NEET, JEE, and CUET.
What subjects and exams are covered?
The Diagnostic Assessments cover:
- Subjects: Mathematics, Science, Social Science, English, Accountancy, Economics, and more.
- Exams: CBSE Classes 6-12, CUET, NEET, JEE, and other competitive examinations.
Is there a fee for the assessments?
We offer both free trial assessments and premium plans. Check our website for current pricing and subscription options.
How are these questions created?
The questions in the School of Educators Diagnostic Assessment are designed with the expertise of IIT toppers.
All questions are unique and available nowhere else.
They are competency-based, focusing on understanding, reasoning, and application.
A variety of difficulty levels ensures gradual learning and preparation for school exams and competitive tests like CUET, NEET, and JEE.
Experience top-quality questions designed to help you excel! 
How are the Diagnostic Assessment questions structured?
Our questions are created with a systematic and detailed approach to ensure clarity and concept-based learning. The structure follows:
Subject → Chapter → Topic → Subtopic → Key Concept in Subtopic → Question
This precise format ensures that students:
- Understand the flow of concepts.
- Focus on key concepts within each subtopic.
- Practice questions aligned with their curriculum and competency-based learning.
Experience a learning structure that builds a solid foundation step by step! 
Are there any videos or notes available?
Yes, the Learning Buddy feature includes explainer videos and notes for better understanding of key concepts.
Why Are Deleted Portions Included in Diagnostic Assessments?
Diagnostic Assessments by School of Educators are designed for comprehensive learning, not just board exams but also CUET, NEET, JEE, and other competitive exams. Here’s why deleted portions may still be included:
- Relevant for Competitive Exams: Exams like NEET and JEE often include topics removed from the CBSE syllabus.
- Strengthen Foundations: Deleted portions may contain key concepts necessary for mastering advanced topics.
- Future-proofing: Syllabus changes are common, and retaining these portions prepares students for future updates.
- Holistic Preparation: These assessments help students excel in broader exams, ensuring deeper conceptual clarity beyond the classroom.
Diagnostic assessments aren’t just tests — they’re tools to build confidence and improve outcomes across multiple exams.
How Can I Incorporate Diagnostic Assessments in Teaching and Motivate Students?
How Can I Incorporate Diagnostic Assessments in Teaching and Motivate Students?
Diagnostic Assessments by School of Educators can be seamlessly integrated into your teaching-learning process to enhance student outcomes. Here’s how:
1. Incorporating Diagnostic Assessments:
- Post-Chapter Activity: Conduct assessments after completing each chapter to identify learning gaps.
- Remedial Plans: Use the results to create focused lesson plans targeting weaker areas.
- Student Grouping: Form small groups for peer learning or one-on-one interventions based on the assessment insights.
- Parent Communication: Share diagnostic insights with parents to strengthen home support.
2. Motivating Students for Diagnostic Assessments:
- Explain the Benefits: Let students know it’s not an exam but a way to understand their strengths and areas for improvement.
- Personalized Learning Buddy: Highlight how they can get instant feedback, notes, and videos for concepts they struggle with.
- Celebrate Progress: Acknowledge improvements and provide positive reinforcement, like certificates or small rewards.
- Stress-Free Approach: Encourage students to take their time and learn at their own pace to build confidence.
By embedding diagnostic assessments into your teaching strategy, you can foster a growth mindset, improve student performance, and ensure personalized learning for each student.
Tips for Creating an Engaging Diagnostic Assessment Schedule
Here’s how you can create an assessment plan that keeps students motivated and improves their learning experience:
1. Time It Right:
- Post-Chapter Completion: Schedule diagnostic assessments immediately after finishing a chapter to keep the content fresh.
- Mid-Term and Pre-Exam: Add periodic assessments to consolidate learning and address any remaining gaps before major exams.
2. Keep it Consistent:
- Maintain a regular schedule (e.g., bi-weekly or monthly) so students get used to reflecting on their progress.
- Use a consistent format for assessments so students are familiar with how they work and are more comfortable.
3. Add a Reward System:
- Recognize top performers with badges, certificates, or shout-outs during assemblies or online groups.
- Reward students for improvement, not just high scores, to encourage continuous effort.
4. Make it Fun and Interactive:
- Add gamified elements like leaderboards or quiz challenges.
- Encourage teamwork by holding collaborative quizzes where students work in pairs or small groups.
5. Provide Instant Feedback:
- Ensure students receive feedback immediately through the Learning Buddy with detailed explanations, notes, and videos.
- Organize one-on-one feedback sessions for students who need extra help to clarify doubts.
6. Communicate with Parents:
- Share progress reports with parents so they can support their child’s learning at home.
- Highlight how diagnostic assessments are designed to help, not stress, students.
By following these tips, you can create an assessment schedule that feels less like a test and more like an engaging, supportive part of the learning process.
Sample Monthly Diagnostic Assessment Schedule
Here’s an example of a monthly diagnostic assessment schedule that you can customize based on your school’s needs:
Week 1: Chapter Completion & Preparation
- Monday to Thursday: Complete the chapter and conduct revision sessions.
- Friday: Inform students about the upcoming diagnostic assessment and explain its importance (stress it's not an exam, but a tool to identify and strengthen weak areas).
- Weekend: Encourage students to revise at home and use previous diagnostic feedback for review.
Week 2: Diagnostic Assessment Week
- Monday: Conduct the diagnostic quiz for the completed chapter during class or as homework (online or offline).
- Tuesday: Analyze the results as a class. Share performance insights and celebrate participation.
- Wednesday: Group students based on performance (strong, moderate, and needs support).
- Thursday: Conduct small-group activities or peer-learning sessions to address common learning gaps.
- Friday: Assign personalized tasks using Learning Buddy for individual practice.
Week 3: Focused Remedial Support
- Monday to Wednesday: Provide focused remedial classes for key concepts identified in the assessment.
- Thursday: Conduct a fun quiz competition or group challenge based on the chapter to make learning enjoyable.
- Friday: Track progress and give feedback to students, showing improvements compared to previous assessments.
Week 4: Consolidation & Motivation
- Monday: Recap the previous chapter and show students their progress.
- Tuesday to Thursday: Start a new chapter with an engaging introduction.
- Friday: Share positive stories of students who improved through diagnostic assessments to inspire others.
Additional Tips:
- Short Assessments: Keep diagnostic assessments short (15-20 minutes) to avoid overwhelming students.
- Celebrate Progress: Give certificates or badges to students who show improvement, not just top scorers.
- Involve Parents: Send a short report to parents, highlighting their child’s progress and tips for continued support.
This monthly structure ensures consistent assessments, targeted interventions, and steady motivation
Customized Monthly Diagnostic Assessment Schedule for CBSE Subjects (Classes 6-12)
Here’s a subject-wise customization of the monthly diagnostic assessment schedule to suit different subjects:
1. Mathematics (CBSE Classes 6-12)
Focus: Concept mastery, problem-solving, and speed
Week 1:
- Monday to Wednesday: Complete the chapter and practice NCERT examples.
- Thursday: Solve sample problems covering the entire chapter.
- Friday: Diagnostic quiz announcement (focus on learning, not marks).
Week 2:
- Monday: Conduct a diagnostic quiz (focus on subtopics such as formulas, problem-solving techniques).
- Tuesday: Share results and discuss common mistakes.
- Wednesday: Conduct peer correction (students explain solutions in groups).
- Thursday & Friday: Assign Learning Buddy tasks on weak subtopics like linear equations or geometry.
2. Science (CBSE Classes 6-12)
Focus: Conceptual clarity, experiments, and real-life application
Week 1:
- Monday to Thursday: Teach the chapter and demonstrate experiments (for relevant chapters).
- Friday: Recap important key terms, diagrams, and formulas.
Week 2:
- Monday: Conduct the diagnostic assessment, focusing on subtopics like chemical reactions, life processes, or motion.
- Tuesday: Discuss results, common misconceptions, and rectify errors.
- Wednesday: Conduct group discussions on real-life examples.
- Thursday & Friday: Assign Learning Buddy explainer videos on weak areas (e.g., Newton’s laws, photosynthesis).
3. Social Science (CBSE Classes 6-12)
Focus: Retention, critical thinking, and timeline-based understanding
Week 1:
- Monday to Wednesday: Complete the chapter (History, Geography, or Political Science).
- Thursday: Conduct a map-work session or timeline review.
- Friday: Announce the diagnostic quiz (focus on MCQs, short-answer questions, and reasons for historical events).
Week 2:
- Monday: Conduct the diagnostic assessment (questions targeting dates, events, cause-effect, or geographical locations).
- Tuesday: Share performance and correct errors (interactive discussion using Learning Buddy notes).
- Wednesday to Friday: Conduct group presentations or quizzes where students explain key events or concepts.
4. English and Hindi (CBSE Classes 6-12)
Focus: Comprehension, grammar, and writing skills
Week 1:
- Monday to Wednesday: Teach prose, poetry, or grammar topics.
- Thursday: Recap grammar rules and conduct writing exercises (e.g., essays, letters).
- Friday: Announce the diagnostic assessment for prose, grammar, or poetry analysis.
Week 2:
- Monday: Conduct the diagnostic quiz (focus on unseen passages, grammatical corrections, and writing formats).
- Tuesday: Discuss feedback, highlighting key errors in comprehension or writing style.
- Wednesday to Friday: Assign grammar practice and creative writing exercises via Learning Buddy resources.
Motivation Strategies for All Subjects:
Recognize Improvement:
- Share "Star of the Week" certificates for students who improve, not just top performers.
Gamify Assessments:
- Turn results into friendly competitions (e.g., house points or quiz battles).
Peer-Learning Challenges:
- Group stronger and weaker students together for mutual support during follow-up sessions.
Celebrate Small Wins:
- Share individual student improvements during class announcements or newsletters to inspire others.
This schedule ensures subject-specific focus while keeping students motivated and engaged throughout the learning process.
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