What is AI grading?
Every Worksheet attempt gets a report card with marks per question, weak-topic tags, and parent-visible history.
Three ways to learn
Worksheet
Tonight's weak chapter → a 20-mark paper. Solve it, get a report card, know what to fix.
Words
Vocabulary you keep forgetting — 50 cards per session, spaced so terms stick before the unit test.
Thinking
Reasoning drills for your class level — AI feedback on your approach, not just the final answer.
The problem
Without grading, practice is guesswork. Waiting for a teacher to mark every paper delays the next retry. AI grading closes the loop the same evening.
Bottom line
Mingi grades MCQs and written answers with per-question feedback and model answers you can reuse. Free trial: 30 days, 15 generations.
Three perspectives
Student
You finish a paper and have no idea what to fix.
Do this
Submit for AI grading; rewrite one weak answer from the model.
Avoid
Leaving papers unchecked for days.
Parent
You cannot mark Class 10 Science every night.
Do this
Read the graded summary once mid-week.
Avoid
Re-marking every question yourself — trust the loop, verify edge cases.
Teacher
Volume of home practice exceeds marking time.
Do this
Use AI-graded attempts as draft feedback; spot-check structure in class.
Avoid
Assuming AI replaces professional judgement on long essays entirely.
30 days
Free trial
15 AI generations
₹1,299/mo
Starter
60 generations
20–100
Paper size
Marks per worksheet
2023
DPDPA
Child data protected
How the practice loop works
- 1
Generate paper
Board, class, topic, marks band.
- 2
Solve
Interactive MCQ + written answers.
- 3
Submit
AI grades per question.
- 4
Review
Model answers + misconceptions.
- 5
Retry
Fresh paper on the same weak topic.
What AI grading is (and is not)
Mingi awards partial credit and explains mistakes. It is fast enough for nightly loops. It is not a substitute for teacher feedback on high-stakes board answers when you need human nuance.
DPDPA alignment: prompts use subject context, not student names or contact details.
Custom Test and generated worksheets share the same grading pipeline when you complete and submit them.
Generation vs grading quota
Creating a paper spends an AI generation. Submitting for grading does not. Always grade finished attempts — that is how mastery bars and parent dashboards update.
Report cards live at /report/[id] with per-question feedback. Read item feedback before model answers.
Parents: one misconception
Share the report weekly, not every night. One misconception from the feedback beats “why only 62%?”
AI grading is formative practice feedback — not official board marks. Borderline long answers may still need a teacher’s eye.
Honest limits
- •Edge-case mark disputes still benefit from a teacher review.
- •Garbage-in topics produce weaker papers — pick clear chapter names.
Key takeaways
- Mingi grades MCQs and written answers with per-question feedback and model answers you can reuse. Free trial: 30 days, 15 generations.
- Every Worksheet attempt gets a report card with marks per question, weak-topic tags, and parent-visible history.
- Try the live demo on mingi.in to see this in a real worksheet flow.
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Frequently asked questions
What does AI grading mean?+
Automated scoring of student answers using large language models — evaluates MCQs instantly and provides rubric-style feedback on short and long answers.
How does Mingi apply this?+
Every Worksheet attempt gets a report card with marks per question, weak-topic tags, and parent-visible history.
Who is Mingi for?+
Indian students Classes 1–12 (CBSE, ICSE, State Board) and JEE/NEET aspirants — plus parents who want graded progress visibility.
Is there a free trial?+
Every account starts with a 30-day trial (15 AI generations). The live demo on mingi.in lets you try a real worksheet without signing up.
One weak chapter. One 20-mark paper tonight.
30-day free trial · No credit card · Paid plans non-refundable
- AI grading on every attempt
- Weak-topic aware worksheets
- Parent progress dashboard