Free live · For students · Classes 9–12 · parents welcome

Presentation formats, keyword inclusion and word-limit management that examiners reward.

The Art of Answer Writing: Scoring Extra in Subjective Papers (English & Social Science)

Subjective papers are marked on value points, not on prose. This session shows the formats examiners reward in English and Social Science — the 3-mark, 5-mark and long-answer templates, keyword inclusion, word-limit management — and rewrites one real student answer…

📅 Saturday, 24 Oct 2026 ⏰ 6:00 PM IST ⏳ 75 min 🗣 English + Hindi 🎓 Classes 9–12 · CBSE

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✓How subjective answers are marked: value points, format, expression
✓The 3-mark, 5-mark and long-answer templates for Social Science
✓English writing tasks: format, content and expression — and what the word limit really costs
✓Live: one real answer rewritten from 2/5 to 5/5 without adding content

Every Saturday, 6:00–7:15 PM IST: 60 minutes of content, 15 minutes of live Q&A. Register once per session — the recording reaches every registrant the next morning.

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What you'll learn

A focused, practical session — no fluff.

How subjective answers are marked: value points, format, expression

The 3-mark, 5-mark and long-answer templates for Social Science

English writing tasks: format, content and expression — and what the word limit really costs

Live: one real answer rewritten from 2/5 to 5/5 without adding content

The five presentation habits that lose marks on every paper

Practise it: the answer-writing set on myAiSchool, marked the same way

Live Q&A (15 minutes)

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Your mentor

Amit & Sumit Bhardwaj

Founder, myAiSchool — NEP-aligned AI learning for K-12

Built myAiSchool with school principals and senior CBSE teachers so that every student gets the kind of 1:1 attention that used to cost ₹50,000 a year. Has spent the last two years mapping NCERT chapter-by-chapter into an AI tutor that teaches instead of just answering.

What you get

🎁 The 75-minute recording, sent the next morning

🎁 The session worksheet (PDF) — the three templates and the marked examples

🎁 Free 15-minute AI Score Map for your class and subject

🎁 Chapter weightage chart for Classes 9–12

🎁 Exclusive 48-hour offer for attendees only

Frequently asked questions

Is the masterclass really free?

Yes — 100% free, no card. Register and join with the link we send on WhatsApp. The recording and the free material reach you whether or not you buy anything.

Will I get a recording?

Every registrant receives the recording on WhatsApp the next morning. Register even if you cannot attend live.

Which class is this for?

This session is designed for Classes 9–12 (CBSE). Other classes are welcome too — the method is the same.

I'm the parent — can I attend?

Yes, and you should. The last 15 minutes are for you.

How do I join?

After registering, you get the join link instantly plus reminders on WhatsApp before it starts. No installs — one link, opens in the browser or the phone.

How is the 75 minutes used?

60 minutes of structured content with live demonstrations, then 15 minutes of open Q&A. Bring your specific doubts and your marksheet.

Will you sell me something?

At the end, briefly — a 48-hour offer for attendees. The session stands on its own and is useful without it.