Praxix Academy, a next-generation digital learning platform, has officially launched in Bangladesh, aiming to make exam preparation more efficient, technology-driven and data-informed.
The platform combines digital learning materials, practice tools, artificial intelligence (AI), assessments and performance analytics to help students understand their strengths, weaknesses and overall level of preparation.
One of its key features is Praxix AI, a specialized AI-based tool designed to provide answers and explanations for Creative Questions (CQ) based on the National Curriculum and Textbook Board (NCTB) curriculum.
Praxix Academy offers an E-Library, Practice, Custom Exams, Praxix AI, Live Exams, Question Bank, Progress Reports, and Leaderboards.
The E-Library allows students to access syllabus-based materials through smartphones, highlight texts, add personal notes and use an on-screen AI tutor to understand difficult topics.
Its Practice feature uses the “Active Recall” method, allowing students to practise after studying a topic to reinforce learning and improve retention.
Students can also take customized, topic-based tests to assess their preparation, improve time management and reduce exam anxiety.
The Live Exam feature allows students from across the country to participate in examinations in real time and compare their performance with other participants.
The platform’s Question Bank includes previous years’ board examination questions, Cadet College tests and examination papers from leading schools, along with solutions.
Progress Reports use performance data to help students identify areas of strength and weakness and focus their study time accordingly. The Leaderboard allows users to track their position among students participating nationwide.
Praxix Academy Business Head Pronoy Mondal said students today have access to a wide range of educational content through YouTube and other digital platforms.
“However, access to content alone does not tell students how well prepared they are, how much they may score in an examination or where their actual weaknesses lie,” he said.
According to Mondal, the gap between learning and achieving the desired outcome can be addressed through effective practice, feedback and a clear understanding of one’s preparation.
“Praxix Academy has been developed as a practice-based learning platform. We want to track what students have learned, where they are making mistakes, which areas require more practice and how their preparation is progressing,” he said.
He added that the platform aims to support personalized learning by combining AI and modern technology, allowing students to practise according to their individual needs and capabilities.
Praxix Academy also plans to make conventional book-based learning more interactive through technology-enabled e-books, Mondal said.
The platform is currently offering early access.
Further information is available at https://praxix.academy.