MyAiSchool 
Last updated: 18 October 2026
Sit with your child for the six steps of the free Study Plan — three minutes on a phone. Saving it is the free login, no card.
Session 4 · Saturday 24 October, 6:00–7:15 PM · free and live for Classes 9–12 — The Art of Answer Writing: the same knowledge, written the way the scheme pays. The last 15 minutes are for parents.
Key facts
| Fact | Detail | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-boards | set by each school, mostly December–January; there is no national pre-board date | school practice ✔ |
| Board exams 2027 | Class 10: February exam compulsory; a second exam in May is optional for improvement | CBSE, two board exams explained ✔ |
| A study block | 20–40 minutes, ending in a check | myAiSchool Study Plan ✔ |
| What the plan shows | days left, hours planned vs available, chapters closed / planned, adherence % | myAiSchool Study Plan ✔ |
| What it costs | free; saving needs the free login, 50 credits, no card | myAiSchool plans ✔ |
Why does “did you study today?” get a shrug?
Because the honest answer is complicated and the safe answer is “yes”. The question asks for a verdict on the whole day, and a teenager who senses a verdict will give the one that ends the conversation. It also tells you nothing: two hours with the phone face-up and two hours of real work both come back as “yes”.
The fix is a smaller question with a real answer.
What should you ask instead?
| Instead of | Ask | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| “Did you study today?” | “What’s tonight’s 20 minutes?” | It’s one task, small enough to name, and it can be checked kindly. |
| “How was the test?” | “Which question did you see for the first time?” | It separates what was new from what was forgotten — different fixes. |
| “Why are your marks low?” | “Which chapter would you fix first?” | It hands the decision back, which is where it has to live. |
One question a day is enough. Dinner is a good time; the minute they walk in from school is not.
What does a plan that works look like from the outside?
Three things to check, once, when the plan is made:
- It ends at the school’s real date. Pre-boards are set by each school, mostly December–January. A plan to “the exams” has no end and never feels behind until it’s too late.
- It uses the hours that really exist. After school, tuition and travel, most students have 60–120 minutes on a weekday. A plan built on three hours a day dies by Thursday.
- Its blocks are small. 20–40 minutes, one chapter, ending in a check. Small blocks get started.
After that, your job isn’t to check the blocks. It’s to notice the week.
How much should you look at, and how often?
Once a week is plenty. The free Study Plan shows the numbers that matter: days left, hours planned against hours available, chapters closed against chapters planned, and adherence — how much of the week’s plan actually happened. A week at 60% with three chapters closed is a good week. Say so. Block-by-block checking turns you into the timetable police, and the plan into something done for you rather than for the exam.
What if the plan falls apart mid-week?
It will, some weeks. A test appears, an event takes Saturday. The plan has a Regenerate from today button for exactly this: it rebuilds the weeks left from where your child is, with the same end date. A rebuilt plan is not a failure — a plan nobody looks at is.
Where do the two board exams fit?
From 2027 the Class 10 February exam is compulsory, and a second exam in May is optional for improvement. That doesn’t change the pre-board months: a plan built backwards from the school’s date sheet is the right plan for February, and a strong February keeps May optional. The two-board-exams guide has the full rules.
Frequently asked questions
How much should my child study on a school day? Whatever is honestly free after school, tuition and travel — for most students 60 to 120 minutes on a weekday — in 20–40 minute blocks.
Should I check the plan every day? Once a week is enough. Look at chapters closed and adherence, not individual blocks.
What is adherence? The share of the week’s planned study that actually happened. It shows whether the plan fits real life.
Is the Study Plan free? Yes. Saving it needs the free login, 50 credits, no card.
When are pre-boards? Each school sets its own, mostly December to January. Ask the class teacher for the expected week if the date sheet isn’t out.
My child gets defensive when I ask about studies. What helps? Swap the verdict question for a small one with a real answer, like “what’s tonight’s 20 minutes?”, and ask it once a day at a calm time.