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FrameSleuth
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Chapter practice, class tests, practicals, and journals for Maharashtra junior colleges, Classes XI and XII Science Information Technology. School admins, teachers, and students each have a workspace, in English and Marathi. A school applies. Students do not sign up on their own.
Live · school accounts · English and Marathi
School-owned IT practice, Classes XI and XII
Not a Board product. The school creates every account, and practice does not count as marks.
- Syllabus
- XI & XII Science IT
- Languages
- English & Marathi
- Apps
- Web, desktop, mobile
- Accounts
- Issued by the school
01How it works
It reads. It shows. The teacher decides.
The school owns the accounts and the records. FrameSleuth keeps the practice, the tests, and the marking in one place, and leaves the judgement with the teacher.
- 01It reads
The class’s work
Chapter practice, class tests, practicals, and journals, in English and Marathi. The paper layout follows the Board’s published pattern.
- 02It shows
Where to reteach
A class heatmap by chapter, chapter reports, and a reteach set for the teacher. Progress by chapter for the student. Readiness and reports for the school.
- 03The teacher decides
What happens next
Teachers mark written answers with a rubric and release results when they are ready. Practice never counts towards marks.
02In practice
One school, three workspaces.
The school admin, the teacher, and the student each sign in to their own workspace, in English or Marathi. Nobody signs up alone.
- 01
School admin
Classes, memberships, readiness, and the consent and evidence the school keeps.
- 02
Teacher
Question bank, class tests, written marking, practical observation, and journals.
- 03
Student
Chapter practice, assigned tests, and separate progress for theory, practical, and journal.
03The insight
Where the class is, chapter by chapter.
The insight comes from the school’s own records. No student data goes to AI providers, and no school can see another school’s records.
- 03.1
Class heatmap
How the class did in each chapter, test by test. It points at the chapter to reteach, not at a student.
- 03.2
Chapter reports and a reteach set
Reports by chapter, and a reteach set, so the next lesson starts from what the class missed.
- 03.3
Progress, kept separate
A student follows theory, practical, and journal progress separately, with an explanation after each practice answer.
- 03.4
Readiness for the school
School admins see readiness and reports, and use them to plan the next teaching step.
- 03.5
Marks that say what they are
In a class test the teacher marks written answers with a rubric. In practice the student checks against a model answer, and the mark is labelled self-assessed.
- 03.6
Results on the teacher’s word
There is no answer key for a class test before the teacher releases the results.
Also in the product
- Question bank a teacher reviews
- Class tests and released results
- Practical observation and journals
- Desktop app for the lab
- iPhone and Android apps
- Student data is not sent to AI providers
04The benchmark
Measured against the way it was done before.
No invented percentage, and no ranking of students. The benchmark is the same practice and assessment run without it — and, for the paper itself, the Board’s published pattern.
Without itPractice on paper, tests in one place, journals in another, results in a spreadsheet.
With FrameSleuthChapter practice, class tests, practicals, and journals in one place.
Without itAn app each student signs up to alone, outside the school’s control.
With FrameSleuthNo public sign-up. The school creates every account, and a minor does not start before a guardian’s consent is recorded.
Without itPractice scores that get mistaken for results.
With FrameSleuthPractice never counts towards marks. Only class tests the teacher releases count as school marks.
Without itAn answer lost when the lab connection drops.
With FrameSleuthIn the apps, unsent answers wait on the device and are sent when it is back online, before the server’s deadline.
Without itA practice paper laid out nothing like the real one.
With FrameSleuthThe paper layout follows the Board’s published pattern. FrameSleuth itself is independent, and not a Board product.
On the record
Published at framesleuth.com(opens in a new tab)checked 11 November 2026
- Classes, Science IT
- XI & XII
- Languages: English and Marathi
- 2
- Workspaces: admin, teacher, student
- 3
- Apps: web, desktop, and mobile
- 3
- Student data sent to AI providers
- 0
- Public sign-ups: the school issues every account
- 0
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