Turning Assessments into Learning Intelligence
Paatam transforms handwritten student assessments into meaningful learning insights — helping teachers identify learning gaps, guide every student, and keep parents connected.
Unit Test — Fractions
Q1. Is 24 equal to 12? Explain.
Yes. 2÷24÷2 = 12 so they are equal.
Q2. Add: 23 + 14
23 + 14 = 2+13+4 = 37
Q3. Write two fractions equivalent to 35.
610 , 915
Sushmitha Atluri
Class 7 · Mathematics · Fractions
6/10
Approved marks
“Understands equivalent fractions but needs additional practice adding fractions with unlike denominators.”
Ms. K. LakshmiClass teacher
Beyond marks
Teachers already know their students well. What’s missing is time — and a practical way to turn every answer sheet into a clear picture of what each student understands.
Evaluating stacks of handwritten answer sheets, totalling marks and noting common mistakes takes hours that could go to teaching.
A score shows how a student performed on the day — not which concept they missed, or why.
With many students and sections, spotting individual learning gaps and class-wide patterns consistently is difficult.
Parents often receive a number, without the context to know where their child is struggling or how they can help.
The same unit test, read two ways
1Without Paatam · a mark sheet
A number, with no reason and no next step.
2With Paatam · learning insight
Illustrative example with fictional data.
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Questions
Honest answers about what Paatam does, what stays with the teacher, and where AI still needs a human check.
No. Paatam evaluates each answer against your school’s marking scheme and rubric: the answer key, the marks for each step, and what earns partial credit. It then suggests marks, feedback and learning insights, and a teacher reviews, edits and approves every result before it is final or shared with anyone.
No. Paatam is built to support teachers’ expertise, not to replace it. It helps with the repetitive parts of evaluation so teachers can spend more of their time on teaching and on the students who need them.
Handwriting varies widely, and readability also depends on the quality of the scan or photo. The AI can make mistakes, which is why the original answer sheet stays alongside every suggestion and the teacher has the final word.
We’re starting with schools serving students in Classes 6–12. Subjects and assessment formats are something we’ll discuss with each school, based on how it assesses today.
Tell us which languages your school’s assessments use. We’ll be clear about what Paatam supports today, and we won’t claim support we haven’t verified.
Once a teacher approves feedback, it can be shared with parents, including through WhatsApp. Nothing is sent to a parent without the teacher’s approval.
We treat student work as sensitive information. This website never asks for student data. When you talk to us about a pilot, we’ll explain how assessment data would be handled for your school.
Book a walkthrough for your leadership team, or partner with us on a pilot.