Welcome
What a Well-wisher is, and what you can and cannot do.
EduPeak (at jeemain.edupeak.org, with the main website at edupeak.org) helps Class 11 and 12 students practise Physics, Chemistry and Maths — or Physics, Chemistry and Biology — chapter by chapter. Students take a Basecamp test, Chapter Tests and full Mock Tests, and after every test they get a detailed report.
A student can choose to share that journey with the people who support them. On EduPeak, those people are called Well-wishers: a parent, a guardian, or a private (tuition) teacher. When you follow a student, you see their dashboard and their reports exactly as they see them — nothing hidden from you, nothing extra added.
The one rule: look, never touch
Everything you see as a Well-wisher is read-only. EduPeak says it plainly on your Start Here page: only to look, never to touch. Every test and every decision stays theirs.
| You can | You cannot |
|---|---|
| See your student’s dashboard: Basecamp, chapters, Mock Tests | Take a test, or start one, on your student’s behalf |
| Open every report your student has, newest first | Change an answer, a setting or anything in their account |
| Read every worked solution in a report | See their password, or sign in as them |
| Download a report as a PDF | See students who have not shared with you |
| Invite your student to EduPeak if they are not on it yet | Compare your student with other children — EduPeak never ranks |
| Follow more than one child from one account (up to five) | Keep access after your student removes you |
What is in this manual
| I want to… | Go to chapter |
|---|---|
| Accept an invitation my child sent me | 2 |
| Invite my child myself, or follow a second child | 3 |
| Find my way around after signing in | 4 |
| See my child’s overall progress | 5 |
| Open and read a report, see solutions, download a PDF | 6 |
| Talk with my child about a report | 7 |
| Use EduPeak in Hindi or another language, or on my phone | 8 |
| Understand what is private and how sharing ends | 9 |
| Find a quick answer, a word’s meaning, or help | 10, 11 |