Primus Nexus
Learning products for India

A teacher that learns the learner.

Primus Nexus connects the dots of a student's learning.

  • Ask.

    StudentPal is the buddy who points you straight to where your solution is.

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  • Explore.

    Primus Libri is a library that reads between your words. It finds what you really meant.

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  • Think.

    Primus Genius is a personal teacher for every student. It teaches you how to think.

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Live on StudentPal CBSE / NCERT · ICSE · Karnataka State
224published subjects
3,697organised chapters
3curriculum families
Class 10 · Quadratics Illustration · coming soon
Q.4 Solve x² + 6x = 7 1x² + 6x = 7 2x² + 6x + 9 = 7 + 9 3(x + 3)² = 16 4x + 3 = ±4 5x = 1 or x = −7 ? x(x + 6) = 7x = 7 or x + 6 = 7 Test it. Put x = 7back into the firstline. Does it hold? 49 + 42 = 91 ≠ 7 What would make theleft side a perfectsquare? 9 ? Yes, 9. Now youtake the next step. Yours.

Connect the dots. Make it yours.

Genius’s notes to itself

1Possible slip: using “product = 0” on 7. Not sure yet.

2Move: let her test it. Do not correct it.

3She sees 91 is not 7 and crosses it out herself. Ask what would work.

4After “9”: step back and let her lead.

Products

From a first question to real understanding.

Ask. Explore. Think. Three products, one goal: a student who knows what, how and why.

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StudentPal

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Primus Libri

A library that reads between your words and finds what you really meant. Curated and original material, with the source shown.

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Primus Genius

A personal teacher for every student. It teaches you how to think, and leaves the thinking to you.

StudentPal answers. Genius teaches you how to think.

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A personal teacher for every student.

Genius teaches you how to think. Here are the ideas behind it.

One question. Three students. Three different first moves.

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The same question

“Why does the quadratic formula work?”

AaravKnows the formula, not where it comes from

Genius noticedHe can run the formula but cannot say where it comes from.

GeniusLet us build it together. Take x² + 6x = 7. What number turns the left side into a perfect square?
MeeraFluent with algebra, ready for the full proof

Genius noticedShe handles symbols easily and is ready for the general case.

GeniusWhat is your first move?
RohanGets stuck on squares

Genius noticedExpanding (x + 3)² is shaky, and the formula rests on it.

GeniusBefore the formula, one smaller step. What is (x + 3)² when you expand it?

It never marks its own homework

Genius never decides it taught well. Your own work shows what you have learned.

It remembers, and it changes its mind

Genius keeps track of what you have shown it. When you surprise it, it updates. You are never reduced to one score or a label like weak or strong.

It teaches, then steps back

A worked example shows the whole solution. When it is your turn, Genius guides you with questions and holds the answer back, so the thinking is yours.

  • Old ideas, new teacherGenius draws on classical Indian thinking about how knowledge is built and learnt.
  • Teachers write the lessonsSubject experts shape each topic, and every lesson is reviewed before a student sees it.
  • Proof before promisesWe plan to test Genius against other ways of teaching, in a randomised trial with Karnataka students. Until the results are in, we make no claims about what students will learn.

Where Genius starts

Karnataka first, with Grade 10 mathematics.

We start with one syllabus and one subject, and do it well before adding more.

Karnataka SSLCThe first syllabus for Genius, starting with Grade 10 mathematics.
English and KannadaMade for both languages from the start.
Learners, then schoolsWe start with individual learners, then bring in schools and institutions.

Schools and teachers

Teachers wanted. Opinions welcome.

We are looking for schools and subject teachers to shape Genius and Libri with us, so write to us.

info@primusnexus.com