Motion Education Introduces CPS Machine For JEE, NEET Aspirants

Motion Education has launched the first-of-its-kind Customised Practice Sheet (CPS) machine in India. This innovative technology aims to revolutionise the approach to exam preparation for JEE and NEET aspirants.

Motivated by the goal of empowering students and customising education to cater to their specific needs, Motion Education has invested Rs 50 crore to develop and implement the CPS machines across its network of 50+ centres, benefiting more than 35,000 students to date. The institute plans to further invest Rs 100 crore in the coming years.

The machine leverages artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to personalise exam preparation. By breaking down test papers into phases based on subject, topic, sub-topic and difficulty level, it enables students to identify their weak points and overcome them effectively. This personalised approach enhances students' subject comprehension, boosts their confidence and gradually elevates their performance to meet the standards of final exams.

The CPS machine generates tailored practice questions, meticulously selected by Motion Education's experienced faculty, to meet individual learning needs. Nitin Vijay, the Founder & CEO of Motion Education, expressed their commitment to transforming teaching methods and aspiring to set new benchmarks for educational excellence. The CPS machine acknowledges the uniqueness of each student, addressing their strengths and weaknesses simultaneously.

In response to the concerning issue of student suicides in Kota, the CPS machines offer a timely solution to alleviate the academic stress faced by students. By adapting course structures to students' individual learning capacity, these machines aim to reduce the intense pressure that often plagues exam preparation.

Motion Education is not only investing in technological advancements but is also hosting seminars featuring motivational speakers like Jaya Kishori and Shailesh Lodha. These efforts intend to inspire students and nurture a positive mindset among them, fostering overall well-being.