Start your first lesson
Not sure where to begin? Use this guide to start a chapter, follow your Study Plan and build a simple learning routine with AIandMe.
AIandMe is organised around Class 11 and Class 12 Science learning, so you can use it alongside what you are learning in school. It helps you work through the curriculum in smaller learning steps, understand difficult ideas in simpler language, revise, ask questions and check your understanding.
Keep your official textbook and school material with you for the complete official content and wording. AIandMe is a learning aid to use alongside them.
One step at a time
AIandMe does not expect you to learn an entire chapter at once. Start with one learning day, one section and one idea at a time.

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Start with a chapter
Open AI Study Room. Choose the class and subject you want to study, then choose one chapter.
For a chapter that has not been started, choose Start. AIandMe prepares a Study Plan and opens the chapter learning workspace. For a chapter already started, use Continue.
Choose one chapter and begin there. You do not need to think about the entire subject at once.
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Follow your Study Plan
AIandMe prepares a Study Plan when you start a chapter. The plan breaks the chapter into smaller learning days with topics to work on.
Study Plan days are learning units, not calendar dates. The suggested time is guidance, not a deadline or countdown.
Try to set aside at least one focused hour each day for your learning when your schedule allows. Regular focused study, revision and practice can help you build stronger understanding over time.
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Learn one smaller part at a time
AIandMe divides a chapter into sections. Larger sections can also be divided into parts. This helps you focus on one manageable learning area instead of trying to understand the whole chapter at once.
Inside Read, learning content can be divided further into subsections. Use the Study Plan to understand what you want to work on, then choose the section or part that helps you study it.
Understand one idea well before rushing to the next one.
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Use Read when you are learning
Use Read when you want to work through a section in more detail. Read provides structured learning content for the selected section. Move through the subsections at your own pace.
Keep the official textbook and school material available for complete official content and wording.
Do not worry about how quickly you finish. Aim to understand the idea well enough that you could explain it in your own words.
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Use Revise to make the important ideas stick
After learning a section, or when returning to it later, use Revise.
- Start with the Overview.
- Check Key Points.
- Open Key Concepts when an idea is still unclear.
- Use videos, images or other media where available when seeing the idea another way would help.
- Answer Try It prompts in your own words before looking back.
Not every section has media. Key Points do not predict exam questions, and Try It is not automatically scored.
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Ask AI when something is not clear
Do not carry a doubt forward just because an explanation did not make sense the first time. Use Ask AI when you get stuck.
Ask AI already knows the current class, subject and chapter, and normally the section you opened. You can ask:
- "Explain this in simpler words."
- "Why does this happen?"
- "Can you give me an example?"
- "I understand the first part, but I don't understand this step."
- "Can you explain this in another way?"
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Check what you understood
After working through the topics for a Study Plan day, take its Daily Quiz. The Daily Quiz checks the topics assigned to that learning day.
After you complete the quiz and AIandMe checks your answers, the result can mark the Study Plan day Done and contribute to your competency.
Do not look only at the score. Read the feedback. If you got something wrong, were unsure, or could not explain an idea clearly, return to Read, Revise or Ask AI and work on that idea again.
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Continue, don't rush
Return to the Study Plan and move to the next learning step when you are ready. Spend more time on a topic that still feels weak.
The objective is understanding, not finishing the chapter as quickly as possible.
Plan → Learn → Revise → Ask → Check → Continue
A simple routine followed consistently can help you become more confident at learning independently over time.
Need screen-by-screen help?
The AI Study Room reference guides explain each screen and tool in detail: