Helix Tech Solutions launches LearnNext

Helix Tech Solutions,a leading e-learning company have launched a computer based learning aid called LearnNext,for CBSE students.

Helix Tech Solutions,a leading e-learning company have launched a computer based learning aid called LearnNext,for CBSE students to learn from the comfort of their homes without requiring internet connection.

LearnNext is a computer based learning aid for CBSE students to learn from the comfort of their homes without requiring internet connection.

The product brings an innovative learning aid to the CBSE students from Class 6th to Class 10th for studying complicated subjects like Mathematics,Science as well as Social Studies with the help of Audio-Visual support.

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The software is 100% aligned to the NCERT syllabus and guidelines. LearnNext is available at Rs 999/- per subject per year which is Rs 83 /- per month.

LearnNext content is designed to increase students understanding of the subject. With extensive use of 2D/3D animations,real life examples,experiments and extensive practice questions,it has an extensive performance monitoring mechanism,which evaluates students and lets them compare their performance at an all-India level.

Parents can monitor their childs performance and take corrective actions. LearnNext offers unbeatable benefits not only to the students but also to their concerned parents who can monitor their childrens progress even when they are away on work,and if necessary can take corrective measures for their future learning.

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