Syllabus from your textbook
Photograph a textbook’s contents pages and Nirva drafts its chapters and topics for the class. Or generate a syllabus for a class and subject in one step.
✦ NIRVA AI
Nirva’s AI works inside the routines teachers already follow. It prepares the first draft; nothing reaches students until a teacher reviews it.
Photograph a textbook’s contents pages and Nirva drafts its chapters and topics for the class. Or generate a syllabus for a class and subject in one step.
Generate questions for any chapter—including your own custom chapters—by question type and difficulty, then keep the ones you like.
Pick chapters, marks and question types; AI drafts the questions, and the teacher edits, reorders and prints the paper.
Upload scanned answer sheets—one student or a whole class. Nirva reads each answer and suggests marks with its reasoning. The teacher confirms or changes every mark before results are final.
AI features depend on your school’s configuration. Educators review generated content and keep the final say.
WHERE AI SHOWS UP
There is no separate AI tool to learn. Each capability sits inside the workflow it helps.
Curriculum teams upload textbook contents pages; AI drafts the units and topics, which are edited and published to the shared syllabus library.
Generate a syllabus for a class and subject, or add school-specific chapters that AI can then write questions for.
Choose a chapter, question types and difficulty. Keep the questions you like; discard the rest.
Set the blueprint—chapters, marks, types. Edit and reorder the draft, then print it on school letterhead.
Upload scans, select sheets and start correcting. Review each suggested mark and its reasoning, confirm, then finalize into marks.
The AI provider is set in platform settings. When AI is switched off, every workflow still works by hand.
OUR PRINCIPLES FOR AI
AI in a school has to earn trust. These rules shape every AI feature in Nirva.
AI output is a starting point. Papers, syllabi and marks only count once a teacher has reviewed them.
Suggested marks come with the reasoning behind them, so a teacher can agree or disagree quickly.
Drafts start from your textbook pages, your chapters and your students’ answer sheets.
LET’S TALK
Tell us about your classes, curricula and the routines you want to bring together. We’ll walk you through the product with your school in mind.