YoLearn.ai launches Pragya for Indian school tutoring

YoLearn.ai has launched Pragya, a large language model fine-tuned on CBSE curriculum content for school tutoring. Its teaching approach follows the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and National Curriculum Framework (NCF) 2023, emphasizing questions, step-by-step explanations and checks on understanding rather than ready-made answers. The company says Pragya supports more than 12 Indian languages and will power its AI tutor for 20,000 partner schools.

YoLearn.ai evaluated the model using 5,000 NCERT-aligned questions assessed by 20 practising teachers. According to company-supplied results, Pragya scored 85% higher than a leading general-purpose model. Its design includes examples from Indian life and culture, connections across subjects and guidance matched to a student’s learning stage. The company plans to adjust its tone, depth, language and teaching methods across school stages.

Pragya is trained, hosted and governed in India, with the model and student data kept on domestic infrastructure. YoLearn.ai says Indian teachers review its teaching behaviour and releases are evaluated against policy learning outcomes. A public playground is available, and the model will support the company’s tutor on web, Android and iOS. Planned API and model access will let publishers, school chains and state governments build curriculum-aligned products. Pragya also begins a broader planned model lineup covering student tutoring and teacher assistants.