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Student Manual · Chapter 10 of 12 For students

Safety, privacy and help

Why you see your name on the questions, how your privacy is protected, and how to reach EduPeak..

Why your name is on the page

EduPeak’s questions and worked solutions take a great deal of care to write. To protect them, the test screen and the solutions carry a faint, repeated watermark with your name, your email and the date. It does not get in your way — and it is there for every user, including EduPeak’s own staff.

On the test and report screens, a few things are switched off on purpose: copying and cutting text, the right-click menu, dragging images, and the keyboard shortcuts for print, save and view-source. Printing a report prints the scores and charts, never the questions and solutions.

This is not about suspecting you. It keeps the questions fresh and fair for everyone who practises after you — including you, next time.

Your privacy

  • Your results are yours. No ranks and no comparisons with other students — reports show only your own numbers.
  • Nobody sees your progress unless you agree. A Well-wisher sees it only after you invite them, or accept their invitation and tick the consent box. An institute sees it only after you take your seat and tick the consent box. Each consent is recorded with date and time.
  • Everyone who follows you is read-only. They can’t start or change anything.
  • You can stop sharing with a Well-wisher at any time (Remove). For an institute, ask them to remove you from the batch.
  • EduPeak does not use your data for advertising and does not sell it. You can ask to see, correct or delete your data by writing to hello@edupeak.org — see the Privacy Policy on edupeak.org.

Getting help

  • Start Here in myEduPeak — your map of the app.
  • FAQs on edupeak.org — answers to common questions, in six languages.
  • Email: hello@edupeak.org — EduPeak aims to reply within two business days. The Contact page on edupeak.org has the details.
  • For anything about your batch or your institute’s invitation, ask your institute first — they manage batches and invitations.

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