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Ages 6–17 · CBSE, ICSE and state boards

Every student deserves to know where they stand and grow.

Ado Rank is a daily quiz for ages 6–17: 8 questions in maths, science, English, GK and reasoning, ranked only against students the same age. The daily quiz is free, every day.

Set up for your child

  • Free to rank
  • No ads
  • No chat
  • Parent consent first
  • 8 questions a day
  • 7 subjects
  • 4 age groups
  • 9 league tiers
  • Classes 1 to 12
  • No ads

Why daily

Exams come a few times a year. The Ado Rank moves daily.

A few minutes a day adds up to a clear picture. Strengths and gaps show within weeks, while there is still time to act.

One student’s year of dailies318 dailies playedExample

How it works

A few minutes a day. A rank that lasts.

Today

Most apps are built to never end.

8 questions, then done

The daily mixes 5 subjects on a timer, with more time for younger age groups. Every answer shows why, so a wrong one still teaches something. Then the 60-second sprint: the 3 fastest in the age group make the day’s podium.

Researchers call this retrieval practice: answering from memory, then seeing the explanation. It is one of the most reliable ways to make learning stick.

Question 3 of 8Maths

What is 15% of 80?

  • 10
  • 12
  • 15
  • 20

Why15% means 15 in every 100, so 15% of 80 is 0.15 × 80 = 12.

60-second sprint

Today’s podium · 12–14

  1. 1RiyaQuickLynx2227 right
  2. 2ArjunSharpHeron0825 right
  3. 3AaravBraveOtter4124 right

This week

Being ranked against everyone is deflating.

A race they can win

Every Monday, students join a league group of about 30 from their own age group, at a similar level. Right answers earn points, with a little extra for speed, and the weekly challenge counts double. At 21:00 on Sunday the top 5 move up a tier, the bottom 5 move down, and the winner is the league’s Champion for the week.

Example: Gold leagueSunday 21:00 · top 5 up, bottom 5 down
  1. 1IshaanChampionSwiftPanda07412 ptsMoving up
  2. 2AaravYouBraveOtter41388 ptsMoving up
  3. 3MeeraCleverFinch12351 pts
  4. 4KabirJollyComet88297 pts
  5. 5ZoyaMightyKoala30240 pts
  6. 6VihaanCalmTiger65162 ptsMoving down
  7. 7AnayaBusyLlama19118 ptsMoving down
  1. Bronze
  2. Silver
  3. Gold
  4. Sapphire
  5. Ruby
  6. Emerald
  7. Amethyst
  8. Pearl
  9. Diamond

All year

Marks come once a term.

The Ado Rank, theirs to keep

Each subject has its own rating, and the Ado Rank is built from a student’s best 3. After 3 dailies it brings a title, from Rookie to Legend, and a place in their age group, and it never resets. Stars show each subject’s level, and streak badges mark 7, 30, 100 and 365 days in a row.

What the Ado Rank is, and the Ado Rank Crown

Titles

  1. Legend
  2. Prime
  3. Elite
  4. ContenderYou
  5. Challenger
  6. Rookie

Streak badges

The rank, explained

How the Ado Rank is worked out.

Every number on a rank card comes from rules anyone can read. These are the main ones.

  1. A rating in every subject

    Each subject has a rating from the Glicko-2 system, starting at 1500. Every question is an opponent with a difficulty of its own.

  2. Careful with new players

    The rank uses the rating minus its deviation, a cautious estimate, so one lucky week can’t make a Legend.

  3. The best 3 subjects

    The Ado Rank is the average of a student’s best 3 subjects, so one weaker subject never holds them back.

  4. Worked out every night

    Places are worked out every night. A student is placed after 3 dailies and stays on the boards while they have played in the last 28 days.

  5. Only their own age group

    A 7-year-old never races a 16-year-old: each age group has its own questions, leagues and boards.

  6. Free every day

    The daily quiz, leagues and boards are free for everyone.

12–14

SurgeRising fast

What they practise

  • Maths
  • Science
  • GK
  • Language
  • Logic
  • Social studies
  • Current affairs
Every age group has its own boards, and its own spread of titles.

Each 31 March from 2027, the top 1% of each age group earns that year’s Ado Rank Crown.

What the Ado Rank is, and the Ado Rank Crown

Safety

Built to earn a parent’s trust.

You hold the account, choose what we may collect, and get a report on their week every Monday.

  • No ads. No trackers.

    Nothing to click away to. No third-party analytics or tracking inside the student app.

  • No chat between players

    There is no chat or messaging of any kind. A friend is added with their friend code, and the other player accepts in their own profile.

  • A handle, never a photo

    Players show a made-up handle, and their name only if the family chooses: a first name for anyone under 18. A profile never shows an age, a school, where they live or a photo, and our team checks every name.

  • Only a parent pays

    The daily, leagues and boards are free. Only a parent can buy a membership, in the app, and only after the device is handed to them.

  • Real ages, sealed groups

    A parent enters a child’s date of birth, and that sets their age group; the child can’t change it. No adult shares a league, board or friend list with anyone under 18.

  • You hold the keys

    Consent comes first. Delete your data any time, with 48 hours to change your mind.

A public profile

Shows

  • Their name, a first name only under 18
  • Their ID
  • Medals and stars
  • League and rank

Never shows

  • Their age
  • Their school
  • Where they live
  • A photo

Our team checks every name, and search engines do not list profiles.

Read the parents’ guideRead how we handle your data

Beyond the daily

More than a daily quiz.

Practice that follows their class.

Learn sits beside the ranked daily, with practice set by the student’s own class and syllabus. A track marked coming soon is not open yet.

  • School

    Chapter by chapter

    Classes 1–⁠12 on CBSE, ICSE and state boards, one chapter at a time.

    Open now

  • Board exams

    Class 10 and 12 board exams

    Original questions and timed papers in each board’s pattern. No past papers.

    Open now

  • Olympiads

    Olympiad practice

    Practice for olympiads in maths, science and English, one section at a time.

    Open now

Board names only say which syllabus a set follows. Ado Rank is not part of, or approved by, CBSE, CISCE or any state board.

Olympiad season, sorted.

Free guides to every olympiad for Classes 2–⁠12, practice questions with answers, and how to prepare without overdoing it.

What it costs

Free to start. Free to rank.

The daily, leagues and boards are free for everyone. A membership is optional.

Free, for everyone

  • The daily: 8 questions every day
  • Leagues, rank, stars and streaks
  • One streak freeze a week
  • A weekly report for parents

Membership adds

  • Learn, every track (20 questions a day earn XP)
  • Subject practice, 30 ranked questions a day
  • The weekly challenge, with its own board and trophies
  • The 60-second sprint and the daily podium
  • Premium contests, with their own trophies and certificatesComing soon
  • Detailed insights, subject by subject
  • Member-only looks for the profile
One student
₹349 a month or ₹2,200 a year
Family, 2 or more children
₹3,499 a year

Bought in the Ado Rank app on an iPhone or Android phone. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial, and there is no pay-per-contest entry.

Cancellations and refunds

Questions

Good questions.

What parents ask before they set up an account.

Is it free?

Yes, to start. The daily, leagues, ranks and streaks are free for everyone, and so is the weekly report for parents. An optional membership adds Learn, subject practice, the weekly challenge and the 60-second sprint, plus premium contests, detailed insights and member-only looks. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial.

Which boards and classes are covered?

Classes 1–⁠12, English medium, on CBSE, ICSE (CISCE), Maharashtra State Board, Tamil Nadu State Board, Karnataka State Board, Telangana State Board, Andhra Pradesh State Board, Kerala State Board, UP Board and West Bengal Board. Ranked contests use questions every board covers, so ranks compare fairly; practice follows the student’s own class and syllabus.

Can other players contact my child?

No. There is no chat or messaging of any kind. Other players see a made-up handle, and a first name only if the family chooses to show it. Never an age, a school, where they live or a photo. Friends are added with a friend code, and the other player accepts.

Is my child’s profile public?

Only what is safe to share. A profile shows the handle, the name if the family chose to show it (a first name for anyone under 18), medals, stars, the league and the rank. It never shows an age, a school, where they live or a photo, and search engines do not list it. There is no chat.

Who writes the questions?

Quiz questions are written with AI help for each age group and checked by a second model before they reach ranked play, and no student data is used to write them. The 60-second sprint’s sums and word meanings are computed by code.

What does my child need?

A phone or tablet with the Ado Rank app, or a browser. With two or more players on one account, each profile has its own 4-digit PIN. A child’s own phone can be linked to just their profile with a 6-digit code from the app.

What happens at 18?

On their 18th birthday they agree for themselves, then keep playing on the family account. If they want their own account, they take the profile over with a handover code, and their rank history comes with them.

Are there prizes?

Seasonal cups run for 2 weeks. The top 3 in each age group earn a certificate, a trophy and a featured profile.

How do I delete our data?

In the app’s Settings, any time. Deletion runs after 48 hours, so there is time to change your mind, and you can download a copy of the data first.

Can teachers use it?

Yes. A teacher makes a class code, and students whose parent agrees join a class board that fits a projector. It starts again every Sunday at 21:00. Classes are for students under 18.

What’s coming next?

Next up: premium contests with their own trophies and certificates. They open after launch.

Start

Set up in a few minutes.

A parent sets up a child’s account, for ages 6–17.

Teaching a class? Put a class board on the projector. Open the teacher portal