How does ClearSteps AI evaluation work for CBSE?

Your child writes CBSE answers on paper, takes a photo, and uploads it to ClearSteps. The AI reads the handwriting, understands the answer, and marks it against the official CBSE marking scheme — the same criteria real board examiners use. It provides a mark breakdown with specific feedback on exactly what was missing.

Which CBSE classes does ClearSteps cover?

ClearSteps covers CBSE Class 8 through Class 12. For Class 8–9, it provides complete learning with concept videos, notes and quizzes. For Class 10–12, the CBSE mock papers and AI evaluation features are especially powerful for board exam preparation.

Which CBSE subjects are available on ClearSteps?

ClearSteps covers all major CBSE subjects for Class 8–12: Mathematics, Science (Class 8–10), Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English, and Social Studies. For Class 11–12, it also covers Accountancy. More subjects are added regularly.

Is ClearSteps a replacement for CBSE tuition teachers?

No. ClearSteps is a CBSE practice and evaluation tool — the practice partner a tuition teacher never has time to be. Students still benefit from a good teacher. ClearSteps makes that teaching stick through daily writing practice with real CBSE marking scheme feedback.

Can parents track their child's CBSE exam preparation on ClearSteps?

Yes. On Scholar and Family plans, parents get a dedicated login with a dashboard showing their child's subject scores, quiz results, CBSE mock paper history, weak topic areas, and daily study activity.

How much does ClearSteps cost for CBSE preparation?

ClearSteps has a free plan with 5 AI evaluations per day. The Scholar plan is ₹299/month with unlimited AI evaluations, all CBSE subjects, full mock paper library, and parent dashboard. The Family plan at ₹499/month supports 3 student accounts.

Class 12 · English · Revision Checklist

Class 12 English
Revision Checklist

28 topics across 7 chapters. Tick off each topic as you revise — your progress is saved automatically in your browser.

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How to use: Tick a topic once you can solve questions on it without notes. Aim for 80%+ before your exam.

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Start ticking — every chapter you cover builds confidence.

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Reading Comprehension

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I can read a factual passage and answer inferential and direct questions

I can read a discursive passage and understand the author's argument

I can attempt MCQ-based comprehension by eliminating wrong options

I can find the meaning of unfamiliar words from context

Writing — Short Tasks

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I know the format of a notice: institution name, NOTICE, date, title, body, name & designation

I know the format of an advertisement: bordered box, headline, key details, contact

I can write within the word limit (50 words for notice, 50 words for advertisement)

Writing — Long Tasks

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I can write an article: title, by [name], introduction, 3 body points, conclusion

I can write a speech: address, introduction, 3-4 points, conclusion, thank you

I can write a report: title, by [name], date, introduction, findings, conclusion

I can write a formal letter for job application with all required components

I write within 150-200 words and use appropriate formal language

Grammar

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I can fill blanks with the correct tense form of verbs

I can identify and correct errors in subject-verb agreement

I can correct errors in the use of articles, prepositions, and conjunctions

I can transform sentences: active-passive, direct-indirect

Flamingo — Prose

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I know the theme and central idea of: The Last Lesson, Lost Spring, Deep Water, The Rattrap

I can write a character sketch of M. Hamel, Saheb, Douglas, and the Peddler

I can answer extract-based questions by reading the passage carefully

I know the author of each chapter and the historical/social context

Flamingo — Poetry

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I can explain the central theme of each poem: My Mother at Sixty-Six, Keeping Quiet, A Thing of Beauty, Aunt Jennifer's Tigers

I can identify poetic devices: imagery, metaphor, simile, symbolism, alliteration

I can answer extract-based questions about tone, mood, and message

I know the poet's perspective and the deeper meaning of each poem

Vistas — Supplementary

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I know the plot and theme of: The Third Level, The Tiger King, Journey to the End of the Earth, The Enemy

I can write a character analysis of main characters from each story

I can answer long-answer questions about theme, irony, and symbolism

I know which chapters are most frequently asked in board exams

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Class 12 EnglishRevision Checklist

Class 12 English — Revision Checklist