In a world where access to quality education is still far from universal,Class Saathi Solveremerges as a beacon of inclusive innovation. Selected as aSolverbyMIT Solve, this solution tackles the global learning crisis by bringing AI-powered assessment and personalized learning into classrooms — even those without electricity or internet.

What is MIT Solve — and why it matters?

MIT Solve is a flagship innovation initiative launched by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. It runsGlobal Challengesthat call for bold, tech-enabled solutions to pressing world problems.

Each year, innovators submit proposals, and a group of finalists is chosen as theSolver class. These Solvers receive funding, mentorship, connections, and support through a structured program to help scale their impact. Over time, MIT Solve has enabled innovators to reach hundreds of millions of lives, raise over $1 billion, and persist long-term.

The importance of MIT Solve lies in its ability to serve as a bridge — connecting grassroots innovators with global networks, providing validation, capacity building, and visibility. For solutions like Class Saathi, being part of the Solver ecosystem accelerates adoption, partnership, and sustainable scaling.

What is Class Saathi?

Class Saathiis a breakthrough educational solution built by TagHive Inc. It is the first-of-its-kind, AI-driven learning and assessment platform that functions entirely offline — no internet or constant electricity required.

The architecture is simple but powerful:

• Student clickers (Bluetooth-based)that let each student respond to questions in real time, even in offline environments.
• Teacher app / dashboardshows instant analytics — which students understood the concept, which need help, where learning gaps lie.
• Adaptive & generated AI content: The system can auto-generate questions, adapt difficulty levels, and deliver insights aligned with Bloom’s taxonomy in any language/subject.
• Hardware/software integrationthat works across low-end devices, supporting under-resourced schools with minimal infrastructure upgrades.

Impact & Results

Class Saathi has been piloted across thousands of classrooms in India and South Korea, reaching hundreds of thousands of students.

In studies, it showed:

• 3× increasein learning outcomes in pilot classrooms.
• Significant score improvementsacross subjects like Maths, Science, English (e.g. +9% to +10% in various states).
• Major reduction in assessment time— freeing teachers from grading burden.
• High teacher adoption, even in low-resource schools, thanks to ease of use and minimal training.

It’s been recognized globally: Class Saathi was selected as one of 31 Solver teams (out of 2,900+ global submissions) in MIT Solve’s 2025 Global Learning Challenge.

Why "MIT Solver" recognition matters

1. Equity-first design: Many edtech solutions assume stable internet or power. Class Saathi flips that assumption — making it usable even in the most underserved settings.
2. Data-driven teaching: By generating actionable insights, it supports personalization at scale — a luxury usually reserved for well-resourced classrooms.
3. Scalable & affordable: The per-student cost is intentionally low (less than a few dollars per year), enabling wider adoption.
4. Policy-aligned & sustainable: It aligns with frameworks like India’s National Education Policy (NEP), which emphasizes frequent assessments and learning continuity.
5. Global potential: With MIT Solve backing and network, Class Saathi has a springboard to scale beyond India and South Korea to Africa, Latin America, and more.

MIT Solverrecognition for Class Saathi is a shining example of how smart, context-aware edtech can leapfrog infrastructure barriers. With MIT Solve’s backing, Class Saathi is not just a pilot — it’s a movement to transform how students learn, wherever they are.