Warm, energy-driven UI designed for students chasing engineering seats. Structured, action-oriented, goal-focused.
Cool, focused UI designed for medical aspirants. Calm, precision-driven, depth-first learning environment.
Students preparing for CET and NEET face an overwhelming syllabus, no structured study plan, limited access to personalized guidance, and no easy way to track progress. Parents have no visibility into whether their child is actually preparing — or just staring at a screen.
The result is stress, inconsistency, and inefficient preparation at a critical moment.
I interviewed students aged 16–18 and their parents, analysed existing EdTech platforms, and ran a behavioural study of exam preparation habits.
Research showed majority male students leaned towards engineering (CET) and majority female students towards medicine (NEET), directly influencing visual design, tone, and personalisation.
Warm orange-red tones signal energy, momentum, ambition. Gamification elements (streaks, leaderboards) are more prominent — matching the competitive mindset of engineering aspirants.
Cool blue tones signal calm, focus, and care — matching the precision required for medicine. Emphasis on depth, accuracy, and methodical coverage of the Biology-heavy syllabus.
No production screenshots available. These illustrate key UI patterns across student dashboard, MCQ engine, study planner, doubt-solving, and parent dashboard.
The IA is deliberately shallow — teens abandon deep hierarchies. Everything important is 2 taps away.
Directional outcomes validated through usability testing with students and parents across both tracks.
"Transform exam preparation from a stressful, unstructured journey into a guided, disciplined, and goal-driven experience — for students and their families."
Product Vision · CET / NEET Preparation Platform
Open to senior AI product design roles, contract work, and consulting.