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Learnlite: AI Tutor for Rural Student

Ananya VT, Gagana M, Ganavi L

Abstract


The Abstract is a short summary of the whole project.It explains what the project is, why it was developed, how it works, and what benefits it provides — all in one paragraph. In your project, EduBot is a mobile AI tutor that helps rural students learn through a smartphone app. It uses Artificial Intelligence (AI), Natural Language Processing (NLP), and voice recognition to understand what students ask and to give them answers or explanations in simple language — even in their regional language.

Students can:

Ask questions by typing or speaking, Get instant answers,

Learn lessons and take quizzes, track their progress easily.

The goal is to make quality education accessible for students in villages or remote areas, even where there are not enough teachers or poor internet connection. The system is easy to use, affordable, and designed to help students learn independently.


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