Practice thinking. Not memorising.
SynIQ is a computational thinking practice platform for CBSE Grade 3–5 — curriculum-aligned weekend sessions that build real problem-solving skills, with clear skill-level feedback so you always know exactly where your child's thinking needs work.
After one session
correct · 80%
Every session shows exactly this — which skill to strengthen next
Year-round
Practice · not a one-time exam
Class 3–5
Launching first · 3–8 next
500+
Real-world CT questions
4
CT skills tracked
~15 min
Per session · phone or computer
The common foundation
NEP 2020 set the direction. NCF-SE 2023 — the National Curriculum Framework for School Education — made it mandatory: a precise, outcome-based mandate covering Classes 3–8 across every CBSE school in India. Computational Thinking is a named, assessed outcome within it. Every course book your child uses is already built on this framework.
NEP 2020
National policy · the vision
NCF-SE 2023
CT mandate · Classes 3–8 · all publishers
Your school
Any CBSE publisher · same CT outcomes
SynIQ
CT practice · Classes 3–5 · same framework
Thinking skills
Not textbook recall
Real-world problems
Everyday situations
Cross-subject
Maths, EVS, Language & more
Progressive
Easy → Medium → Hard
Measurable
Trackable per skill
Any CBSE school
NEP 2020 is the foundation
What this means in practice: Every CBSE course book — Oxford, S. Chand, Pearson, or any publisher — is built on NCF-SE 2023. So is SynIQ. The CT skills practised here are the exact outcomes your child's school curriculum is designed to build. No gap. No conflict. No extra load.
SynIQ currently covers Classes 3–5 — the foundational years where thinking habits form. Classes 6–8 are on the roadmap. The CBSE CT mandate covers all of Classes 3–8.
The Four Thinking Skills
CBSE defines four Computational Thinking skills. Here is what each one means — in plain language, with everyday examples your child will recognise.
Spotting what repeats
Your child notices the electricity bill spikes every summer. They predict the next month's bill without being told. That's pattern recognition — and it shows up in Maths, Science, language, and everyday decisions.
📚 In class
In class: finding the rule in a number sequence, noticing a seasonal cycle in EVS, identifying a rhyme scheme in a poem.
Focusing on what matters
Packing a school bag for a day trip: your child decides what's essential and what to leave behind. That's abstraction — the ability to filter out noise and focus only on what the problem actually needs.
📚 In class
In class: deciding which data matters in a word problem, classifying plants by relevant properties, simplifying a complex scenario to its core question.
Breaking big into small
Planning a birthday party: first the guest list, then the menu, then the decorations. Your child learns that every big task has smaller steps — and that finding those steps is a skill in itself.
📚 In class
In class: breaking a multi-step Maths problem into parts, planning a project in stages, organising steps before writing a story.
Thinking in steps
A recipe for making chai must follow exact steps in exact order — change the order and it doesn't work. Your child learns to design clear, logical instructions. The same skill that underlies every app, every machine, and every well-made plan.
📚 In class
In class: sequencing steps in an experiment, giving directions, ordering operations in a Maths procedure.
Simple by design
No app download. No setup for your child. Ready in 60 seconds — phone or computer.
Step 1
Enter your mobile number and verify with an OTP. Takes 30 seconds. No app to install — works in any browser on any device.
Step 2
Just a name, grade, and a 4-digit PIN you choose. That's all. No email, no password, no personal data required from your child.
Step 3
Child selects their profile, enters their PIN, picks a chapter — and starts. Questions are real-world, not textbook lines. Each one trains a specific CT skill.
Step 4
After every session the parent dashboard shows accuracy by CT skill — Pattern Recognition, Abstraction, Decomposition, Algorithmic Thinking. Precise insight, not just a score.
Curious why each of these steps was designed this way? Read the design decisions →
For parents
After every session, you see a precise breakdown — not just "8 out of 10" but exactly which thinking skill the wrong answers came from. Pattern recognition? Algorithmic sequencing? The insight is specific, so the next session is focused.
The CT Skills dashboard tracks accuracy per skill across every chapter practised. One glance tells you exactly where to spend the next 15 minutes.
See common parent questions →Overall CT Accuracy
74%
36 questions answered · 4 chapters done
Built for families
The same thoughtfulness that went into the question design went into the architecture. Everything below is already built — not a promise, but a fact.
No child phone number
Children log in with a 4-digit PIN. No phone number, no email, no personal identity required for your child.
Parent controls everything
Account creation, subscriptions, profile deletion, and PIN resets are all parent-only actions — each gated by fresh OTP verification.
No ads. Ever.
No third-party advertising. No data sold to anyone. Your child's learning behaviour is not a product.
Designed for 15 minutes
Sessions are intentionally short. No endless scroll, no streak anxiety, no comparison with other children.
Privacy-first architecture
Built in line with DPDP 2023. Child profiles hold only a name and grade — nothing more is stored.
OTP-gated sensitive actions
Deleting a child profile or resetting a PIN requires fresh OTP verification — even on a shared, unlocked device.
Want to understand the full design intent behind every decision?
Read how SynIQ works — every design choice explained →Common questions
Are you a school principal or teacher? See the schools page →
Why we built this
"Children are better at thinking than we give them credit for. They just need the right problems — every day."
SynIQ exists because computational thinking — pattern recognition, logical reasoning, decomposition, step-by-step planning — is not a subject. It is a habit. And habits form through regular practice, not annual exams.
Every design decision in this platform — short sessions, parent-first architecture, skill-specific feedback, no pressure mechanics — follows from that single belief.
Free to start. No app download. Works on any device — phone or computer. Your child can be practising in two minutes.
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