Progress you can actually see.
Your last report card was in Mangsir and it is now Falgun. Somewhere in between you either got better at Maths or you did not, and nothing on your phone can tell you which. Grades, attendance, streaks and every practice score in one place - so improvement is a line you can see, not a feeling.
- Grades
- And percentages
- %
- Attendance
- 🔥
- Study streaks
- Quiz
- Score history
Studying blind
Hard to improve what you cannot see
Three good weeks of studying leave behind exactly nothing you can look at. The last real feedback was a report card months ago, your attendance is a guess, and by the time the next one arrives the three weeks are a vague memory. Effort with no visible result is the most common reason people stop.
One
Clear dashboard
instead of scattered guesses
🔥
Streaks counted
consecutive study days
%
Attendance live
never a guess again
Up
Trends visible
see scores climbing
The trade
What changes once progress tracking is doing this for you
Without it
- Clear dashboard - instead of scattered guesses
- Streaks counted - consecutive study days
- Attendance live - never a guess again
- Trends visible - see scores climbing
With it
- Current and longest streak both shown
- Total study days counted across the year
- A small daily habit, visibly rewarded
- Practice average builds across attempts
- Attendance and grades tracked over terms
The streak that keeps you going
Do not break the chain
A streak is a tiny, powerful nudge: study today and the number goes up, miss a day and it resets. That simple loop turns "I should study" into "I do not want to lose my streak" - and consistency is what actually builds marks.
- Current and longest streak both shown
- Total study days counted across the year
- A small daily habit, visibly rewarded
12 🔥
Day streak · best ever: 18
Effort made visible
Watch the line go up
Your practice scores, attendance and grades are plotted over time, not frozen as one number. Seeing the line climb is the clearest proof that your effort is paying off - and the surest way to keep it going.
- Practice average builds across attempts
- Attendance and grades tracked over terms
- Direction is clear, not just a single figure
+34%
Average score · since last month
What you see
Your whole effort, on one screen
Grades, attendance, streaks and practice scores brought together - so you always know where you stand and what to do next.
Grades and exam results
Your published percentages and grades collected in one place, so the trend across terms is clear instead of buried in old report cards.
Attendance percentage live
Your present, absent, late and excused days roll up into an always-current percentage, with the same number the school sees - no more guessing.
Study streaks
A streak counter tracks consecutive study days, with your current and longest streaks shown - a simple flame that makes showing up every day feel rewarding.
Practice score history
Every quiz attempt feeds your average score and a history you can scroll, so you can watch a weak chapter become a strong one over the week.
Dashboard at a glance
Attendance, pending homework, upcoming exams and new notices sit in clear stat cards the moment you open the app - your status in one look.
How it works
Nothing to set up - it just builds
Use Gurukul as normal
Study with Vidya, take practice quizzes, and (if your school is on Gurukul) attend class - the data gathers itself.
Watch the dashboard fill
Grades, attendance, streaks and practice scores appear and update automatically, with no spreadsheets to keep.
Act on what you see
Spot a dipping subject or a slipping streak early and put your effort exactly where it will move your marks most.
It brings together your grades and exam percentages, your attendance percentage, your study streaks, and your practice quiz scores over time - plus stat cards for pending homework, upcoming exams and new notices when your school is on Gurukul.
Updated June 2026 · A Gurukul guide for Nepali SEE & NEB students
Further reading
Go deeper on the ideas behind it
Trusted, independent sources on the curriculum, the learning science and the tools this feature is built on.
Self-regulated learning (Wikipedia)
How tracking your own progress improves learning.
Feedback (Wikipedia)
Why a feedback loop keeps effort on target.
Streak / habit (Wikipedia)
The psychology behind daily streaks and habit-building.
National Examinations Board
The grading system your tracked results follow.
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