For parents and guardians
See how it’s going, without hovering.
A read-only view of your child’s plan, tests and progress — and, for students under 18, nothing happens until you have agreed.
The four numbers at the top of your view
- Latest score
548 / 720
On the paper’s own scale, beside the best so far.
- Tests taken
2 this week
Mocks and chapter tests finished in the last seven days.
- Syllabus coverage
61% of topics
Topics practised at least once, out of the whole syllabus.
- Study streak
12 days
Days in a row with work done, next to the mistakes still to review.
Example figures. Yours are your child’s, and they are the same numbers your child sees.
The parent view
Read-only, and honest.
The same numbers your child sees. You cannot change their plan or answers, and they know you can see it.
Progress over time
Is it working? The score trend says.
Every full mock, on its own paper’s scale — a JEE (Main) paper out of 300 is never put on NEET’s 720. One bad Sunday shows as one dip, not a verdict.
An example trend: six mocks rising from 462 to 548 out of 720.
Where to help
Needs the most attention.
The chapters where the most marks can be won back, worked out from every answer — the useful thing to ask about at dinner.
Chapter progress
Every chapter, in five bands.
Strong, proficient, developing, weak, not started — by subject, so a strong Zoology can’t hide a weak Botany.
Tests and reports
Every test, and what’s next.
Each paper your child has sat, with the same report they see, and the next scheduled one.
Progress at a glance
Syllabus covered, subject strengths, the study streak and the score trend.
Tests and reports
Every test your child has taken, with the same result report they see.
A weekly digest
One email a week with what was done and what is coming up. You can switch it off.
More than one child
Switch between children linked to your account.
Your child invites you from their settings, by email; you follow the link and set a password. If you cannot get an invitation, write to us.
Consent
Your say comes first.
India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act requires a parent or lawful guardian’s verifiable consent before a child’s personal data is processed. Here is how we ask for it.
- 1
Your child signs up
They give their date of birth and your email address. Their account is created but stays inactive.
- 2
We email you
The email says who we are, what we would collect about your child and why, and links to the full privacy notice.
- 3
You decide
The link works for 14 days. Confirm you are an adult and agree, and the account opens. Until you do, it stays closed and nothing is sent to your child.
- 4
You can change your mind
Withdraw consent at any time, from the parent view or through our grievance page. Processing stops and the account is closed at once; ask us to erase it and we will, except what the law makes us keep.
What arrives in your inbox. It links to the full privacy notice.
Children’s safety
Rules that are the feature, not a setting.
Never public
Nothing about a child is ever public — no profile, no leaderboard entry.
Posts checked first
Discussion posts by students under 18 are checked by a moderator before anyone else sees them.
No marketing, no tracking
No marketing email to children, no advertising, and no tracking of a child at all.
No contact details
No links, phone numbers or social handles can be shared in discussions.
Questions
Parents ask.
Something else? Write to us.
Every data right — access, correction, erasure, withdrawal — is on the grievance page.
Can I see my child’s answers and mistakes?
You see the same result reports your child sees — scores by subject, chapter and topic — and their test history. Private notes stay private to them.
Can I change my child’s plan or take a test for them?
No. The parent view is read-only, and your child knows you can see it. Plans and tests belong to the student.
How does my account get linked to my child’s?
Your child invites you from their Settings → Parent or guardian. You get an email with a link that works for a week: set a password, or sign in if you already have a parent account, and you are linked. Your child can remove your access at any time.
What happens if I do not respond to the consent email?
Nothing. The account stays closed, nothing is sent to your child, and the account is erased 30 days after the last consent link lapses.
Does Nikaalle cost anything for a parent?
No. The parent view is part of your child’s account, on any plan.
See the plan. Trust the numbers.
Your child signs up and invites you from their settings; you get a read-only view.