Most students in India practise by working through whatever paper is in front of them. They finish, they get a score, and then the most useful question of all goes unanswered: which topics are actually holding me back? A mark out of twenty does not tell a child that they are fine on linear equations but consistently losing marks on ratios.
Teachers know this. The problem is time — spotting the pattern for one student takes careful checking, and a class has forty of them. That work is exactly what software should be doing.
Genius Work exists to close that gap. Every answer a student gives is recorded against its topic, so after a few papers the platform can say with confidence which topics need work and which are solid. From there the next paper is targeted rather than random, and the student spends their study time where it actually changes their result.