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The edtech startup accelerator Imagine K12 has had 7 cohorts before it merged with Y Combinator. The startups from those 7 cohorts are:Summer 2011 cohort:BloomBoard - Professional development marketplace. Previously known as Formative Learning.BrainNook - Social learning games.Claco - Github for teachers.ClassDojo - Realtime behavior management tools.Educreations - iPad-based video lesson creator.Eduvant - Data analytics and intelligence tools for schools.ElevenLearning - Community-powered textbooks. No longer operating.Goalbook - Individualized education plan management system.remind101 - Private text messaging platform for teachers and students.Tutorcloud - Online marketplace to find and collaborate with tutors. No longer operating.Winter 2012 cohort:BrainGenie - Online STEM exercises with gamification. Acquired by CK-12.edshelf - Edtech discovery engine.Hapara - Google Apps-based teacher dashboard.instaGrok - Search engine for learners.LearningJar - Informal online learning management.LearnSprout - API for school systems.Socrative - Realtime assessments and exercises.TapToLearn - Educational games on iOS. First startup to go through YC and IK12 simultaneously.TeachBoost - Teacher evaluations and assessments.Summer 2012 cohort:Chalk - Digitizes paperwork for efficiency.CodeHS - Teaches high school students how to program.DigitWhiz - Game-based learning for foundational math skills.Blendspace - Multimedia online lesson plan creator. Previously known as EdCanvas.Tryumph - Collaborative study groups through existing social networks.NoRedInk - Adaptive learning lessons for grammar and writing skills.Raise - Allows HS students to earn micro-scholarships for college.Securly - Cloud-based web content filter.SmarterCookie - Video-based coaching for teachers.StudyRoom - 3D online study group.Tioki - LinkedIn for teachers.Winter 2013 cohort:Kaizena - Voice feedback from teachers to students.Accredible - Portfolios of knowledge for learners.MommaZoo - Private Facebook for classrooms and parents.Padlet - Easy-to-make online "walls" for any kind of content. Second startup to go through YC and IK12 simultaneously.Plickers - Realtime assessments using simple printouts instead of devices.Literably - Automatically scores oral reading assessments.Showbie - Platform to enable paperless classrooms.GigaBryte - Teaches programming through wearable electronics.VideoNot.es - Note-taking for videos.Fall 2013 cohort:Cellabus - Mobile device management platform.Class Central - Comprehensive MOOC aggregator.ClassroomIQ - Open response grading platform.Classwork - Realtime tablet-based whiteboards for students.DealsList - Gradebook for soft skills.Edoome - Edmodo for Latin America.EDpuzzle - Turn online videos into interactive lessons.Front Row - Differentiated, adaptive, and gamified math practice.geddit - Realtime confidence tracker for students.Kaymbu - Classroom documentation system for teachers and parents.Kodable - Early programming skills for K-2 students.Panorama Education - Data analytics and feedback surveys.SchoolMint - School admissions management platform.Fall 2014 cohort:AdmitSee - Repository of higher ed applications and advice.BrightLoop Learning - Real-time student observation tracking.Chesscademy - Adaptive learning tool for improving chess play.Educents - Marketplace for parents and educators.Edusight - Gradebook with built-in student learning portfolios.Eduvee - High school exam practice with machine learning.Formative - Real-time formative assessment & classroom response system.Leada - Data science & analytics online courses with instructor support.MathChat - Collaboration platform through drawing, typing, and messaging.Mission 100% - Video library of observation clips from real K-12 classrooms.Mosa Mack Science - Short animated inquiry-based science mysteries.Peekapak - K-3 curricula and storybooks aligned to the Common Core.Picolab - Meeting and collaboration platform for teams.ReadWorks - Research-based reading comprehension instructional materials.TeachMe - Educational math games and apps.Tickle - Programming lessons for Arduino, drones, robots, connected toys, and smart home devices.Trinket - Programming lessons delivered via a browser.Fall 2015 cohort:allcancode - Teaches K-12 students how to code through building games.answer.ky - Automatic grading of handwritten answers via scanning.Codevolve - Teaches anyone how to code using an AI-powered platform.DeZyre - Learn job skills by taking interactive online sessions.KickUp - Analytics to help professional development teams support teachers.Rumie - Free digital education to underprivileged children around the world through low-cost tablets and volunteer educators.Sense - Evaluates open-ended assignments using AI to provide personalized feedback.Sesame - Multimedia student portfolios that teachers can evaluate using rubrics, checklists, or rating scales.Sown To Grow - Students set their own learning goals, scores, and evaluations.Swing Education - Marketplace for schools to find substitute teachers.Source: All Imagine K12 StartupsDisclosure: I am the cofounder of a startup from the 2nd cohort, edshelf.Fellow IK12ers: Feel free to edit the description I've written here, in case I misrepresented you.P. S. For more information about YC’s edtech startups, there are a few listed on the YC for edtech page.

Mains test series is very helpful in judging our preparedness for mains. There are many coaching institute which offer test series , some of them are good. But all test series fail to serve a sincere students need ,which is evaluation by a faculty. I would like to give genuine and honest review of all test series.Drawbacks of mains test series in marketThey are mostly evaluated by student who themselves have failed to clear prelims. No one who qualifies prelims will take up a job of answer evaluation. So quality of evaluation below par.These students just blindly follow the sample answer provided to them . They lack depth of knowledge to really give an honest feedback.They fail to appreciate individual strength and weakness of each candidates. As it is done on mass scale.Quality of questions also is poor in many mains test series.Many places when a student opts for online test, delay in evaluation is a big concern.Many a times student feels cheated as even after wasting loads of money no improvement is there in their answer writing .The basic problem is most institute want to maximise their profit without worrying about the quality of evaluation.Some test series the coaching shamelessly say that it will not be evaluated by sir. Then also fools join it and waste their money .Their is no accountability atoll in test series. Koi jawabdehi nahi..they feel they do ehsaan on student by evaluating these copies.There are few good things also about fewQuestions of vision and VajiRam are of good quality.Learning -Better to do answer writing under guidance of an experienced faculty and mentor who has qualified mains multiple times and know what UPSC expects . This would give info individualised feedback.I have innovated and developed a uniques answer writing skills enhancement program based on my experience. I only help selected and deserving student's as I can't give individual feedback to a large number of students. It works on individualised question answer feedback . It tracks your progress with each answer. It makes sure you have covered entire syllabus. It's basically a personal teacher for every student .

Yes, some professors do take it seriously. Prof. Jagadish Kumar of IIT-D electrical engineering department collects the feedback forms, puts them in an envelope, seals them in front of the entire class and asks one representative from the students. He would open the seal after the examinations are over and results are out in the presence of the representative so that it's clear he's not biased by feedback.He told us in the 90s when he began teaching he got largely negative feedback and corrected himself. Today he is one of the most respected professors.