For years, the way coaching institutes and schools conducted tests barely changed. Questions were built, types and formatted manually, one at a time. Content was uploaded piece by piece. Results were chased across clunky interfaces. And in 2025, in the middle of an AI revolution, the tools educators relied on still felt like they belonged to a decade ago.
Khem Raj, an IIT-Kanpur alumnus and Rajan Singh, an industry expert, noticed this and asked a question nobody else were asking: why is one of the most important parts of education still stuck in the past? Their answer is Clasify.
How Clasify Came to Be
The founders had seen what AI could do. What was missing was a platform built from the ground up with that belief. Not an old system with AI bolted on, but something fresh, modern and designed for the way institutes actually work today.
So in 2025, they built it. Clasify is an AI-powered online assessment platform for schools and coaching institutes, created to make every part of the assessment workflow, from creation and delivery to analysis, feel like it belongs in the present. It supports computer-based tests, AI-assisted question creation, student management and a curated question bank covering the IIT-JEE & NEET curriculum and other exams such as MHT-CET, GUJCET and more.
Having processed more than 200,000 questions, the team has learned what separates a platform that impresses in a demo from one that performs reliably every day.
What to Look for in an Assessment Portal for JEE and NEET
How should an institute choose? The Clasify team suggests asking these questions first.
1. Accuracy comes before AI. AI can extract questions from PDFs and generate answers and explanations in minutes, but it can also get them wrong. A faulty answer key or misread equation can cost aspirants marks and shake trust in an institute. Ask how output is verified and whether subject experts review it. AI should do the heavy lifting; humans should confirm the final output.
2. It should feel like the real exam. Students preparing for JEE and NEET benefit from practising in an environment that mirrors the actual test: a familiar question palette, correct marking schemes, clear indicators for answered and marked questions, accurate timers and stable performance without lost progress.
3. A useful question bank beats a big one. What matters is whether questions are accurate, relevant to your target exam and easy to filter by subject, chapter, topic and difficulty. A smaller, well-verified collection is worth more than a vast one that needs constant correction.
4. Routine exams should not need a support call. Can your team create a test, schedule it, run it and view results on its own? An intuitive interface for teachers and students saves hours every week. Ask for a hands-on trial, not just a demo.
5. Be realistic about exam integrity. No software can fully prevent cheating. Look for practical safeguards such as browser restrictions, question and option shuffling and invigilation workflows, and ask the provider to be upfront about what works only in supervised labs.
6. Online and offline should work together. Many institutes still need printed papers for classroom tests and revision. Check whether tests export cleanly to PDF or Word, with equations, diagrams and regional languages such as Hindi and Gujarati intact.
7. Support and progress matter after you sign up. Reliable help during live exams and a provider that keeps improving the product matter as much as any feature.
Why Institutes Are Choosing Clasify
Clasify is a fast-paced startup built on scalable, reliable technology and a customer-first approach. The team understands the pain points institutes face in creating test papers, and uses AI to make that journey faster and efficient. Institutes can also build their own question banks with ease, and the built-in OCR feature saves hours in creating online test papers. For institutes wanting their own branding, Clasify also provides white-label software for web and app. Its cost-effective and modern age solutions are a big reason institutes are choosing Clasify.
An Honest Approach to Building
What stands out in Clasify’s approach is its candour. The team does not claim to have solved every challenge in assessment technology. There are things it does well, areas where it can do better, and capabilities still being developed. Its philosophy is simple: listen to the problem, take ownership of it and work towards a meaningful solution, being transparent along the way.
That attitude reflects the belief that started it all: educators in the age of AI deserve tools that truly belong to this age.
For institutes evaluating their next assessment partner, the advice is straightforward. Test the product yourself, ask difficult questions, verify the quality of the content and choose the platform that solves your real problems and earns your trust.