Search for an "AI question paper generator" or an "AI lesson plan generator" and you will find dozens. Most work in one of two ways. Either they pick questions from a question bank built for a board syllabus, or they write from whatever topic you type in. Neither starts from the book your students actually hold.
That gap matters. Your school may use a different publisher, a state-board book, or its own chapter order. A worksheet that uses another book's examples, or a paper that asks about a section your class has not studied, costs the teacher time to fix. TeachSmartAI starts from your own textbook chapter instead.
One chapter in, a full set of material out
Upload the chapter as a PDF, scanned or digital. Then pick what you need. From the same chapter, TeachSmartAI makes:
- Lesson plans with a timed running order and an estimate of the periods needed, plus teaching notes and a one-minute chapter summary. Lesson plans
- Worksheets and quizzes, with easy-to-hard questions and an answer key. Worksheets
- Question papers in your school's own paper format, with the answer key.
- Slide decks with speaker notes and diagrams, which you can download as PowerPoint. Slide decks
- Flashcards, flow charts and mind maps for revision.
That is 17 kinds of material in all, every one written from the chapter you uploaded. CBSE schools also get competency-based and case-based questions. Hindi and Telugu chapters come out in their own language and script; other subjects come out in English.
Why "from your textbook" makes the difference
- It matches what the class studied. Questions use the book's own examples, terms and order.
- It leaves out what the book does not cover, instead of filling the gap from the internet.
- It fits the school's formats, so a question paper looks like your question papers.
We wrote more about this in why TeachSmartAI starts from your own textbooks.
The teacher checks before class
TeachSmartAI writes only from your chapter, but it is still AI, so a teacher reads every piece first. Anything can be edited directly, or changed with a plain-English request such as "make it simpler" or "add two harder questions". Students do not make anything in TeachSmartAI; they see only the material their teachers share.
Where it meets marking
When SkoraAI marks a class's answer sheets, it shows the chapters the class found hardest. From the report, a teacher can open a weak chapter's TeachSmartAI material straight away and use it to teach the chapter again. Marking tells you what to teach again; TeachSmartAI gives you the material to teach it with.
Try it on your own chapter. Send us one chapter from your school's textbooks, and we will show you the lesson plan, worksheet, question paper and slide deck TeachSmartAI makes from it, free. Send a chapter →
Send us a term-end paper. We will mark it free.
No commitment. We mark it with SkoraAI and email you the marked sheet, with the reason for every mark, the weak areas, and our price for a pilot. Your teachers check every answer SkoraAI flags and can change any mark.