Read this first (we're biased)
We make Gyanmor, so we're not neutral. We used only what each tool or its maker says in public as of 10 November 2026, and wrote 'not stated' where we couldn't confirm something. Free offers change, so check before your school signs anything. If we got something wrong, write to us and we'll fix it.
The comparison
| Tool | Best for | Languages | Tests from your textbook pages? | Students and parents | Cost for teachers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gyanmor | Tests, question papers and practice from the pages you taught | Gujarati, Hindi, English | Yes: pick pages, chapters or the whole book, and set the marks for each chapter | Students learn with Guru; parents see progress and results | Teachers and parents free; schools start with a 14-day trial |
| Khanmigo for Teachers (Khan Academy) | Lesson plans, rubrics and ideas | English, Hindi | Not stated | Students need a school or district plan | Free for teachers in India since 2024 |
| Gemini in Classroom (Google) | More than 30 teaching tasks inside Google Classroom | Many | Not stated | Through Google Classroom | Free with Google Workspace for Education |
| ChatGPT (OpenAI) | Drafting questions, explanations and parent letters | Many | Only from text you paste or upload | No | Free tier; paid plans |
| DIKSHA (Government of India) | Free content linked to textbooks, and courses for teachers | Many Indian languages | Question banks, not tests from your pages | Students and parents use it free | Free |
What each one is best at
- Khanmigo for Teachers: Khan Academy made it free for every teacher in India on 14 November 2024, in English and Hindi. Use it to plan lessons, write rubrics and find ideas. Students can't get it on their own; it comes through a school or district plan.
- Gemini in Classroom: since June 2025, Google includes it free with every Google Workspace for Education edition. It helps with more than 30 teaching tasks inside Classroom. Your school's admin has to switch it on.
- ChatGPT: good for drafting questions, explanations and letters to parents. Check every question against your syllabus, and never paste students' names or marks.
- DIKSHA: the government's free platform, with lessons linked to NCERT and state textbooks through QR codes, and courses for teachers.
- Gyanmor: mark the pages you taught, and each student's Guru answers from them. Make a test from pages, chapters or the whole book, set the marks for each chapter, and print an A4 paper with your header. See who submitted and which questions were hardest. Parents get an app with progress and results.
Where Gyanmor is not the best choice
For lesson plans and rubrics, Khanmigo and Gemini are built for that job. If your school already runs on Google Classroom, Gemini fits right into it. Gyanmor is for the loop after you teach: practice and tests on the same pages, in your students' language, with results you can see.

Use AI safely in class
- Never paste students' names, photos or marks into a general chatbot.
- Check every AI question against your textbook and syllabus before you print it.
- Tell students when AI can help (practice, explanations) and when it can't (tests and homework you will mark).
- Get parents' consent before students under 18 use an AI app.
- Prefer tools with no ads and no third-party trackers.
AI saves time on the paperwork. The teaching, the encouragement and the judgement are still yours.
Questions
What are the best AI tools for teachers in India?
Khanmigo is free for teachers in India for lesson plans and ideas, in English and Hindi. Gemini in Classroom is free with Google Workspace for Education. DIKSHA is the government's free content platform. Gyanmor makes tests and question papers from the exact textbook pages you taught, in Gujarati, Hindi or English, with results and a parent app.
Is there an AI question paper generator from textbook pages?
Yes. Gyanmor makes question papers from the pages, chapters or whole book you choose, sets the marks for each chapter, and prints an A4 paper with your school's header. Schools can try it free for 14 days, and teachers and parents never pay.
Is Khanmigo free in India?
For teachers, yes: Khan Academy made Khanmigo for Teachers free in India on 14 November 2024, in English and Hindi. Students get it only through a school or district plan.
Can AI make question papers in Gujarati or Hindi?
Yes. Gyanmor makes tests and papers in Gujarati, Hindi and English from your own textbook pages. General chatbots can write in these languages too, but check every question against your syllabus.
Is it safe to use AI with students?
Use tools with no ads or third-party trackers, get parents' consent for students under 18, and never paste students' names or marks into a general chatbot.

