Chapter 3 · Journey step 7

Tutor: learn a concept with guided lessons

Tutor teaches one concept at a time from your board's syllabus. Classy asks you questions and gives a hint only when you need one, so you work the answer out yourself and remember it in the exam.

Best for: Learning a whole concept
Time per lesson: About 10–15 min
Where: Tutor tab
Plan: Free: 3 new lessons a week

Tutor, Solver or Create Test?

All three use Classy. Pick by what you need right now.

	Tutor	Solver	Create Test
Use it when	You want to learn or relearn a concept	You're stuck on one question	You want to check yourself before a test
How it works	Questions + hints, up a 4-level ladder	Breaks one problem into steps, checks each	Timed multiple-choice questions with lifelines
Typical time	10–15 min	About 5 min	5–15 min
You end with	Lesson summary + next concept	A solved problem + full worked solution	A score you can beat on replay
Free plan	3 new lessons a week	3 doubts a week	2 tests or practice sets a week

Use it when
Tutor
You want to learn or relearn a concept
Solver
You're stuck on one question
Create Test
You want to check yourself before a test
How it works
Tutor
Questions + hints, up a 4-level ladder
Solver
Breaks one problem into steps, checks each
Create Test
Timed multiple-choice questions with lifelines
Typical time
Tutor
10–15 min
Solver
About 5 min
Create Test
5–15 min
You end with
Tutor
Lesson summary + next concept
Solver
A solved problem + full worked solution
Create Test
A score you can beat on replay
Free plan
Tutor
3 new lessons a week
Solver
3 doubts a week
Create Test
2 tests or practice sets a week

The Tutor screen

What each numbered part does.

1
Start here today
Today's concept, with a star if it scores big in exams. The bar shows how much of the subject you've mastered (e.g. 6 of 42).
Use it: Start every study session here.
2
Switch subject
Move between your subjects. Chapters follow your board and class.
Use it: When you want to study a different subject.
3
Chapter cards
Every concept in each chapter, with badges for exam weight, progress and level reached.
Use it: To pick one concept, like the one your teacher just covered.
4
Lesson language
Learn in English or Hinglish. Only Classy's explanations change.
Use it: If Hinglish makes a concept click faster.
5
Shortest Path
Opens your day-by-day plan to the exam.
Use it: To see what's coming up, or plan your week.

Chapter card badges

Badge	What it means	What to do
Scores big	This concept carries a lot of marks in your exam.	Do these first when time is short.
▸ Continue	You left this lesson halfway.	Tap to pick up where you stopped. It doesn't use up a new lesson.
Needs work	Your mastery of this concept is low.	Redo the lesson, then practise it.
Reached Apply	The highest level you've reached on the ladder.	Go again to reach Analyse.
72%	Your current mastery score for the concept.	Aim for Strength (90%+), which counts as mastered.

Scores big
What it means
This concept carries a lot of marks in your exam.
What to do
Do these first when time is short.
▸ Continue
What it means
You left this lesson halfway.
What to do
Tap to pick up where you stopped. It doesn't use up a new lesson.
Needs work
What it means
Your mastery of this concept is low.
What to do
Redo the lesson, then practise it.
Reached Apply
What it means
The highest level you've reached on the ladder.
What to do
Go again to reach Analyse.
72%
What it means
Your current mastery score for the concept.
What to do
Aim for Strength (90%+), which counts as mastered.

Start a lesson, step by step

1Open the Tutor tab.
2Check the subject at the top. Switch it if needed.
3Tap Start today's lesson, or open a chapter and tap one concept.
4Choose English or Hinglish under Lesson language (optional).
5Answer Classy's first question. It checks what you already know, so answer honestly.
6Keep answering. Tap Hint only after you've tried once.

Tip · Not sure which concept? Tap Start today's lesson. It picks the concept that matters most for you right now.

Inside a lesson

Every lesson climbs a 4-level ladder. The bar fills as you go up; reaching Analyse means you really know the concept.

Level	What Classy asks you to do	Example (Class 10 · Quadratic Equations)
1 · Remember	Recall a fact, term or formula	What is the standard form of a quadratic equation?
2 · Understand	Explain why something is true	Why does a negative discriminant mean there are no real roots?
3 · Apply	Use the method on a new problem	Find the roots of x² − 5x + 6 = 0.
4 · Analyse	Reason through an exam-style problem	For what value of k does kx² + 4x + 1 = 0 have equal roots?

1 · Remember
What Classy asks you to do
Recall a fact, term or formula
Example (Class 10 · Quadratic Equations)
What is the standard form of a quadratic equation?
2 · Understand
What Classy asks you to do
Explain why something is true
Example (Class 10 · Quadratic Equations)
Why does a negative discriminant mean there are no real roots?
3 · Apply
What Classy asks you to do
Use the method on a new problem
Example (Class 10 · Quadratic Equations)
Find the roots of x² − 5x + 6 = 0.
4 · Analyse
What Classy asks you to do
Reason through an exam-style problem
Example (Class 10 · Quadratic Equations)
For what value of k does kx² + 4x + 1 = 0 have equal roots?

Answer box

Type your answer, add a photo of your written working, or tap ∑ to write equations.

Hint

Gives the next small step, never the answer. Try once first; hints are counted in your summary.

Language switch

Change between English and Hinglish mid-lesson. Formulas stay the same.

Tip · For long working, write on paper and snap a photo instead of typing it out.

Lesson summary

When a lesson ends you see how it went: accuracy, answer quality, the level you reached and how much you leaned on hints, plus the next concept to learn.

What to do next: tap Practice to test yourself while it's fresh, or Next concept to keep going. Your Report and SWOT update automatically.

Shortest Path: your plan to the exam

A day-by-day plan to your exam, with this week's priority topics first. It shows days to go, topics queued and topics mastered.

The Shortest Path screen: Countdown and priorities

1
Countdown
Days to your exam, how many topics are queued and how many you've mastered.
Use it: A quick check of how far you've come.
2
Priority this week
The topics that matter most this week: high exam weight, and the ones that unlock later topics. Topics you've already mastered are skipped.
Use it: Do these first.
3
Day 1, Day 2…
What to study each day, always learning what a topic builds on first. The plan updates every time your SWOT changes.
Use it: Plan your week around it.

Open it from the Tutor tab, or from View full plan on Home. Shortest Path is available on both plans.

Plan limits for Tutor

	Free	Premium (and the 7-day trial)
New lessons	3 a week, reset Monday 12:00 AM IST	Unlimited (daily fair use)
Resuming an unfinished lesson	Free, doesn't use a lesson	Free
When the limit is reached	A "Weekly limit reached" message offers Premium, or wait for Monday	Doesn't apply

New lessons
Free
3 a week, reset Monday 12:00 AM IST
Premium (and the 7-day trial)
Unlimited (daily fair use)
Resuming an unfinished lesson
Free
Free, doesn't use a lesson
Premium (and the 7-day trial)
Free
When the limit is reached
Free
A "Weekly limit reached" message offers Premium, or wait for Monday
Premium (and the 7-day trial)
Doesn't apply

Questions about Tutor

Does Tutor just give me the answer?

No. Classy asks questions and gives one small hint at a time. You do the thinking, which is what you'll need in the exam.

What if I close the app in the middle of a lesson?

Your lesson stays open. Find it on the chapter card marked Continue. Resuming doesn't use up a new lesson.

Can I choose any chapter, or only today's?

Any chapter in your syllabus. Today's lesson is a suggestion based on your weak spots and exam weight.

Which subjects are covered?

Maths and Science. For ICSE Class 9 and 10, Physics, Chemistry and Biology are separate subjects.

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