अक्षर · NEB · CEE · IOE

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    Study notes — the source for everything below

    Source Team-authored study notes written for Akshar. Not official NEB, CEE, or IOE material.

    Study help from Gemma 4

    Every answer below is generated from the notes you have open and is labelled as AI-generated. Practice questions include a quoted lesson excerpt, but their answers are not independently verified — check them against the notes.

    Gemma 4 writes a short summary of the notes above, in the language of the notes.

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    The notes are the source

    Lesson notes are written by our team for standard NEB Grade 11–12, CEE, and IOE topics, in English and Nepali. They are original text for this build: not official NEB, CEE, or IOE material, and no past papers or copyrighted textbooks are copied. Source-attributed curriculum material is the next thing we are building.

    Gemma 4 is the study aid

    Akshar calls Google's hosted gemma-4-26b-a4b-it through the Gemini API, grounded on the lesson on screen. Explanations, questions, and flashcards are labelled as AI-generated wherever you read them, and are never presented as official exam material.

    How output is checked

    Responses are parsed defensively — plain JSON, fenced blocks, or JSON inside a sentence. A question needs four options A–D, exactly one marked answer, and a non-empty explanation before it is shown; malformed items are dropped. A failed call is shown as an error, never as an answer. The API key stays on the server and is redacted from messages.

    Team Nepluro

    • Sagar Katwal — backend and frontend
    • Dipson Basnet — Gemma 4 and the AI pipeline
    • Dhiraj Shrestha — learning content, practice, validation