Stop guessing. Start knowing.
Your child says 'I studied.' But which chapters? How did the last test go? Super Tutor doesn't spy on your child — there's no parent dashboard. Instead, your child can send you a link to their mock results and study plan, so you get real answers without nagging.
You Deserve to Know How Your Child Is Really Doing
The report card is the only update you get
You pay for coaching every month, but the only time you find out how your child is really doing is when the report card arrives. That's months of blind faith. If something went wrong — a weak topic, a conceptual gap, lost motivation — you find out too late to fix it.
'I studied' is not a progress report
You ask your child what they studied. They say 'Science.' You ask what in Science. They say 'the chapter.' That's where the conversation usually ends — not because they're hiding something, but because they don't track their own learning in a structured way. Neither does their coaching centre, in many cases.
Coaching centres are a black box
You drop your child at coaching and pick them up 2 hours later. What happened inside? Which topics were covered? Did your child participate or zone out? Many coaching centres don't share regular progress with parents at all.
You want to help, but you don't know where to start
You're a concerned parent, not an absent one. But without real results — which subjects are strong, which chapters need work — you're left guessing. And guessing leads to either nagging (which creates conflict) or worrying silently (which helps no one).
Coaching vs Super Tutor
| Aspect | Coaching | Super Tutor |
|---|---|---|
| Study Updates | None — you ask your child and hope for honest answers | Your child shares their mock results and the week's plan with you |
| Test Results | Maybe a monthly test score | Score and accuracy on every full mock they share |
| Weak Topics | You find out when the marks drop | Your child sees their weakest topics after every quiz and mock |
| Entrance Students | Batch rank, if anything | Live mock report cards: All India Rank, percentile, subject-wise marks |
| Parent Communication | PTMs twice a year (if you're lucky) | A link on your phone whenever your child shares |
How Super Tutor Solves This
Shared Mock Results
Your child can send you any completed mock result — score and accuracy on a real paper — as a link you open on your phone.
Live Mock Report Cards
For exams with live All India mocks: the All India Rank, percentile and subject-wise marks, shared the same way.
This Week's Study Plan
Your child can share their plan for the next seven days, so you know what they're working on — and can ask about it.
Weak Topics, for Your Child
After each quiz and mock, your child sees their weakest topics and can practise them straight away. Ask them what came up.
No Login Needed
The link opens in your phone's browser. You don't need an account, an app or your child's password.
Better Conversations, Less Conflict
When you have real results, you don't need to nag. Instead of 'Why aren't you studying?', you can say 'Your mock score went up — well done.' That changes the dynamic at home.
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FAQs — You Deserve to Know How Your Child Is Really Doing
Common questions answered
How does sharing work?
Your child taps share on a mock result, a live mock report card or their study plan in the app, and sends you the link — on WhatsApp, for example. It opens in your phone's browser; you don't need an account.
Can I check my child's activity whenever I like?
No — you see what your child shares, when they share it. That's deliberate. Agree a routine together, such as a mock result every Sunday, rather than monitoring.
What if my child's scores are dropping?
Shared mock results make a drop visible as soon as it happens. Your child also sees their weakest topics after each mock, so the conversation can be about what to practise next — rather than finding out at the report card.
Does my child know what I can see?
Yes — nothing is shared without them. Sharing a result is your child's choice, which keeps trust intact and makes the conversation about progress, not surveillance.
Does sharing cost extra?
No. Your child can share results on any plan, and opening the link is free.
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