Handing back a graded script usually means a circled number and not much else. The student knows their score, but not why they got it — so the same question comes up every time: 'Sir, why did I lose marks here?' E-Porikkha answers that question before it's asked, with a results page generated automatically for every graded paper.
One link, no login
Every graded paper gets a unique, read-only share link. You send it to the student (or their parent) directly — over Messenger, WhatsApp, SMS, whatever's easiest. There's no app to install and no account to create; it opens straight in the browser on any phone.
The link only ever shows that one student's own result — it can't be used to browse anyone else's paper.
A real breakdown, not just a total
The page opens with the total score, then breaks it down question by question. Each question shows the marks awarded out of the marks available, color-coded so a student can tell at a glance which answers were strong and which weren't.
"Where you lost marks"
This is the section that actually answers the 'why.' For any question that didn't get full marks, E-Porikkha shows exactly what was missing, what was only partially covered, and which specific rubric criteria fell short — pulled directly from the AI's own grading rationale, not a generic note.
A student reading this can see, in plain language, precisely which part of their answer needed more detail or was left out entirely.
Feedback written for that answer
Below the breakdown sits a short feedback comment — written specifically for what that student wrote on that question, not a copy-pasted remark reused across the whole class.
Comparing against the model answer
Every question has a collapsible 'Show model answer' button. Tapping it reveals the reference answer right below the student's own — so instead of just being told they were wrong, students can immediately see what a complete answer looked like and compare it to their own writing.
Works in Bengali or English
The whole page — questions, feedback, labels — renders in whichever language the content was written in, so Bengali-medium answers stay in Bengali throughout instead of switching to an English-only report.
Less time explaining, more time teaching
The goal isn't to replace the conversation between a teacher and a student — it's to remove the part of that conversation that's just re-explaining a mark. When the 'why' is already answered on the page, the time you get back with students can go toward the things a results sheet can't teach.
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