Welfare departments · study circles · district coaching drives
Mock tests for every student in the programme, and a monthly report that shows who took them.
BC, SC, ST and minority welfare departments, study circles, and skill and employment departments already pay for coaching. Physical classes reach the students who can travel to a centre. Pareeksha puts the weekly mock on each enrolled student’s own phone, in Telugu, Hindi or English, and gives the department a district-by-district record of what happened.
- Price from
- ₹100 / student / yr
- Pilot
- 3 months, free
- Login
- Mobile OTP
- Languages
- Telugu, Hindi, English
Impact report · October 2026
Programme: AP BC Welfare Free Coaching (Demo)Exam: APPSC Group-II| District | Centres | Enrolled | Active | Avg score | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Guntur | 2 | 78 | 76 | 57% | +9.8 |
| Krishna | 2 | 81 | 79 | 57% | +9.9 |
| Visakhapatnam | 2 | 81 | 78 | 55% | +10.0 |
| All districts | 6 | 240 | 233 | 56% | +10.0 |
For the department
What the department gets
Onboarding from the beneficiary listWe load your list (name, mobile, district, centre) with your team at set-up, or students join by link, QR code or a short join code. They sign in with an OTP on their own mobile. No e-mail, no app-store account.
District-to-state dashboardEnrolled, active, tests taken, average percentile, top performers and inactive students for every district and centre, updated as each test closes.
Monthly impact reportA printable report in the department’s name, to attach to a utilisation certificate or take to a review meeting. Every figure traces back to individual attempts.
Mocks on a fixed scheduleState-wide or district-wise mocks on a fixed day, with a rank list across the programme. It also tells centre staff which students need help.
Co-branded student siteThe department’s name and logo on the student site, for example “BC Welfare Department × Pareeksha”. Beneficiaries see no Pareeksha ads and no upsells.
Papers in the state’s languageState PSC, police, teacher-recruitment and central exams in Telugu, Hindi and English. Each student chooses the language they study in.
Week by week
A nodal officer’s week
Once the programme is running, this is the whole routine. The weekly mock and the reports run on their own; the officer’s time goes on the centres that need a call.
- MondayOpen the district dashboard. Turnout, average score and percentile for Sunday’s mock, by district and centre.Nodal officer
- TuesdayCall the centres where turnout dropped. Each centre’s list of students who did not sit is on its batch report.Nodal officer, centre in-charge
- Wed–FriNothing to collect, mark or compile. Centre teachers plan the week’s classes from the batch report’s weak topics.Centre teachers
- SundayStudents get a reminder an hour before the window opens. The programme-wide mock runs in a fixed window, for example 10:00 to 12:30, and rank lists are ready when it closes.Students
- Month endPrint or save the monthly impact report for the review meeting or the utilisation certificate.Nodal officer
Before and after
One district, with and without Pareeksha
How the weekly test runs at a typical study circle today, and how it runs on Pareeksha.
Paper tests at the study circleWho sits the testStudents who can reach the centre that dayThe paperSet or photocopied by each centreMarkingBy hand, over the following daysRank listInside one centre, if it is madeWho missed itIn the centre’s attendance registerWhat reaches the departmentAttendance figures in a monthly letter
On PareekshaWho sits the testEvery enrolled student, on their own phone, inside the test windowThe paperThe same quality-checked paper at every centre, in Telugu, Hindi or EnglishMarkingScored when the window closes, negative marking includedRank listInside the batch, the district and the programme, plus a percentile against all takers of the paperWho missed itListed per centre on the batch report the same dayWhat reaches the departmentA monthly impact report by district and centre
This compares how the test is run, not results. Results depend on the students and the teaching; measuring them in your own district is what the pilot is for.
Procurement
Procurement and compliance
What a department needs on file before it can sign, and where each item stands today.
In place
- Data processing agreement: the department is the Data Fiduciary, Pareeksha the Data Processor (DPDP Act 2023).
- Mobile numbers encrypted at rest; consent and deletion recorded.
- Audit log of staff actions, scoped to the department’s organisation.
- No advertising or third-party trackers on beneficiaries’ pages.
- Invoice against a purchase order, payable by bank transfer as well as online.
Confirmed before signing
- Hosting region, stated in the agreement. India-region hosting is available for programmes that require it.
- Security audit (VAPT) by a CERT-In empanelled auditor, scheduled when a state contract is in sight.
- GeM listing for direct purchase.
- Uptime and support commitment written into the agreement.
Details: Trust & data protection.
Pricing
Per-student pricing
Per enrolled beneficiary per year, falling with volume. The pilot is free.
| Programme size | Per student per year |
|---|---|
| 1 – 10,000 students | ₹300 + GST |
| 10,000 – 1,00,000 students | ₹180 + GST |
| Above 1,00,000 students | ₹100 + GST |
Indicative prices, excluding GST. The final figure depends on the number of students, the exams covered and the reporting required, and is fixed in the proposal. CSR programmes funded by PSUs, banks or foundations follow the same tiers.
Pilot
How a district pilot runs
Three months, one district or one study circle, at no cost. At the end the department has an impact report from its own students to take to the state.
Pilot for one district or study circle. Three months, no charge.
- Week 0Meeting with the nodal officer. We agree the district or study circle, the exams, the language and what the impact report must show.Nodal officer and Pareeksha
- Week 1The beneficiary list (name, mobile, district, centre) is loaded with your team. Districts and centres are set up for the report. The site carries the department’s name.Pareeksha, with the department’s data officer
- Weeks 2–12A mock every week on a fixed day, for example every Sunday at 10:00. Centre teachers get their batch’s rank list as soon as the window closes.Centre teachers
- Each monthMonthly impact report: enrolled, active, tests taken, average score and change, by district and centre.Nodal officer
- Month 3Review meeting with the department’s own numbers. The department decides whether to extend to more districts. Nothing is billed for the pilot.Department and Pareeksha
Book a demo
Start with one district.
- A call or meeting with the nodal officer, in Telugu, Hindi or English.
- A free three-month pilot for one district, study circle or centre.
- An impact report at the end, in the department’s name.
Want to look first? Open the live demo. It runs on sample data, nothing to sign up for.