Joining through an invitation

Sometimes someone else brings you to EduPeak: your institute, a parent, or an EduPeak Guide. You will receive a link — by email, and often also on WhatsApp. Every invitation opens the same kind of page, which tells you plainly who invited you and who will be able to see your progress. Nothing is shared until you agree.

Your institute’s invitation (a seat in a batch)

When your institute adds you to a batch, EduPeak emails you an invitation. It looks like this:

1. Open the link in the email. The page shows Your seat in [batch name] is ready, the institute’s name, and who invited you.
2. Read the box under the heading. It says the invitation is locked to your email address (shown partly hidden, like i•••i@example.com) and when it expires.
3. Tick I understand and agree — that any teacher at the institute, at any of its centres, will be able to see your dashboards and progress reports, read-only. They can’t start or change anything; that stays with you.
4. If you are new to EduPeak, press Create account →. The sign-up page opens with a green note: Your invitation says who you are — You’re joining as a student, so we don’t need to ask. Fill in the form (Chapter 2) using the same email the invitation was sent to.
5. If you already have an EduPeak account, press Sign in instead. The invitation attaches to your existing account — nothing is lost.
6. Back on the invitation page, signed in, press Take your seat →. myEduPeak opens your dashboard.

What if the link does not work?

• This invitation has already been used. If that was you, you are all set. Press Continue to my EduPeak → (or Sign in to continue). Tip: bookmark jeemain.edupeak.org — that is your door from now on.
• This invitation is expired (or cancelled) — ask your institute for a fresh one.
• Invitation not found — the link may be incomplete. Open it again from the original message, or ask for a fresh invite. Every invitation works once and expires after 60 days.

After you join

Your account is yours for life: everything you do follows you, across batches and years. On your dashboard, Share your journey → Manage shows Your institute can see you too, with the institute and batch. This sharing stays with the institute, not with one teacher. To end it, ask your institute to remove you from the batch (Chapter 8).

A parent’s or guardian’s invitation

A parent, guardian or private teacher who already uses EduPeak can invite you. Their invitation says Your practice starts here:

1. Read who invited you and in what role (for example, as your parent).
2. Tick I understand and agree that this person will be able to see your dashboards and progress reports — read-only. You can stop sharing anytime.
3. Press Create account → (new to EduPeak) or Sign in (already have an account), using the email the invite was sent to.
4. Press Start practising →. Your dashboard opens, and the person who invited you can now follow your progress.

The account is yours: your tests, your reports. You can remove a follower at any time (Chapter 8).

A Guide’s link

EduPeak Guides are people from partner organisations who introduce EduPeak to schools and families. A Guide may share a personal link with you (it looks like jeemain.edupeak.org/j/…). The page says [Guide’s name] invited you to EduPeak and Through [organisation]. Press Create your account to open the sign-up page.

The sign-up page then shows You were introduced to EduPeak — creating your account there credits your join to that Guide. It changes nothing about what you see or pay. Later, your profile on edupeak.org has a Who introduced you page, where you can see — and, for 10 days, correct — who is credited.