The questions parents
actually ask us.

Yes. Every chapter starts with the current NCERT textbook and the relevant 2026-27 curriculum requirements. If a concept is not part of the source material, it does not get presented as Must Know simply because it sounds useful. Syllabus accuracy is non negotiable for us.

Yes. The content is built and maintained against the current NCERT editions, and updated when the underlying curriculum or source material changes. We do not want your child revising from a map that quietly became outdated.

The LearningMap compresses the presentation, not the substance. It identifies the important concepts, relationships, facts, formulas, common mistakes and connections that a student needs to navigate the chapter. We also distinguish between Must Know content and Olympiad Edge or HOTS content, so enrichment never gets confused with what the child actually needs for the core curriculum. The NCERT textbook remains the detailed source. The LearningMap is the revision map.

Every chapter starts with AI-assisted research, structuring and content creation using a purpose-built process, but that is only the first pass. Content is checked against the source textbook, reviewed with a practising teacher we work closely with, and tested with real students and real exams before it reaches more families. We are not hiding the AI part. We simply do not let AI make the final call on what a child needs to learn.

Yes. The same core study content has already been used by a real Class 6 student preparing for real final examinations. We are not trying to predict what revision should look like from theory alone, we are learning from actual use and continuously refining the system.

A companion. Think of the NCERT textbook as the terrain. LearningMap, SprintScape and MindMap help your child see and understand the chapter, while TrickyTreat, CoreConcept, SkillPrep and ExamReady help them practise and prepare for it. The goal is not to make your child stop using NCERT, it is to make NCERT easier to understand, revise and use.

Both. The system starts with the core curriculum and is designed to help a child move from confusion to confidence. Once the fundamentals are secure, the Olympiad Edge or HOTS layer gives children who want more challenge a way to stretch further. Enrichment never replaces the core, it sits on top of it.

That is exactly why we do not rely on one format alone. LearningMap, SprintScape and MindMap provide different visual approaches, while CoreConcept, ExamReady and SkillPrep add practice and assessment. The goal is not to claim every child learns the same way, it is to give a Class 6 or 7 student several focused ways to approach the same chapter, without creating a mountain of material.

A free AI tool can absolutely summarise a chapter in seconds, and we will not pretend otherwise. But a summary is not the same thing as a reliable learning system. A parent using a general AI tool still has to check whether it is based on the current 2026-27 textbook, whether it is actually relevant to the syllabus, whether it is appropriate for a Class 6 or 7 child, what is core and what is extra, whether the explanation is accurate, and what the child should practise next, then repeat that process chapter after chapter. That is the invisible work. The67Sprint does that work upfront, built against the source material, reviewed with teacher input, refined through real use. You are not paying for information. You are paying to avoid doing all that filtering, checking and structuring yourself.

YouTube can be excellent for explaining a difficult concept, but finding the right video, at the right level, for the right chapter, can itself become a task. Large EdTech platforms offer much more, courses, videos, recommendations, notifications and long learning journeys. The67Sprint deliberately does less. We start with the chapter your child actually has to study, then help them understand it, revise it, practise it and test themselves. Less searching, less scrolling, more focused learning.

LearningMap, TrickyTreat and SprintScape are always free, every chapter, every subject, both classes. MindMap is free for Chapter 1, then part of the paid experience. CoreConcept, ExamReady and SkillPrep are free for Chapter 1 too, and unlock fully with a subject or full class purchase. See the exact breakdown on the pricing page.

No. If your child needs help with one or two subjects, you can choose just those. If you want a broader solution across the class, the full class option gives you the better overall value. Pay for what your child actually needs.