Gamifying Education: How AfterBoards Made IPMAT Mocks Addictive
Indore, (Madhya Pradesh), [India] October 10, 2024: AfterBoards, an innovative educational platform, revamps the learning experience for CUET and IPMAT aspirants through gamification, making studying effective and enjoyable.
Powered by educators and tech enthusiasts, AfterBoards offers unique features tailored for exam preparation. Their analytics tool allows students to filter topics across multiple IPMAT mocks, enabling targeted revision and enhancing learning outcomes. For instance, if a student struggles with Geometry, they can view all questions of Geometry (or even sub-topics: e.g. Triangles) that they got wrong across multiple IPMAT Mocks in a single click!
AfterBoards’ IPMAT Mock Test Series saw 1,623 aspirants enroll in the 2023-2024 academic year, and was highly rated by students. The platform’s adaptive topic tests tailor question difficulty to each student’s proficiency, ensuring a personalised learning experience. An anonymous Reddit user shared their strategy, “I started with easy questions to stay motivated and revise my basics. Later, I was ‘traumatised’ by the harder questions, but the solutions helped me learn the concepts”
Gamification elements that enhance IPMAT preparation include earning “oranges” (points) for correctly solving questions and maintaining study streaks, which foster consistent engagement. Leaderboards allow students to compare their progress, creating healthy competition. Social features like discussion forums foster a sense of community among IPMAT aspirants, making the preparation journey less lonely and more interactive. A newly launched feature on the platform allows users to define words on the platform, which are then stored as flashcards for review using spaced repetition.
“We believe that learning should be an exciting adventure that makes students fall in love with the process, rather than viewing it as a chore,” say the co-founders of AfterBoards. “We are not just a mock platform. We are a one-stop solution that empowers students with the tools they need to crack competitive entrance exams, while addressing the challenge of accountability in online learning.”
AfterBoards is committed to putting the ‘tech’ in ‘ed-tech’ and gamifying IPMAT preparation. Their goal is to make studying for IPMAT as addictive as playing a mobile game. As the platform continues to evolve, it remains dedicated to making quality education accessible and enjoyable for all students preparing for competitive exams. The company is exploring opportunities to expand its services to reach more students and exams. AfterBoards doesn’t just prepare students for exams—it aims to change the traditional mindset around entrance exams and education in the digital age.
For high school students and droppers looking to level up their preparation game, platforms like AfterBoards offer a unique blend of serious study and fun engagement. As the ed-tech landscape evolves, one thing is clear: the future of exam preparation—whether for IPMAT or any other exam—isn’t just about passing; it’s about enjoying the journey and levelling up your learning, one orange at a time!
