How to use Cedar Learn
Follow the path from your first day to the exam. Each step is one small thing to do.
Show me around: a guided tour of the site
Sign in → set up once → every day, every Sunday, every week → exam day.
Your path to the exam
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Set up, once
Your class, your exam date, your subjects, and how many hours you can study each day.
Set up
Repeat every week until the exam
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Every day: Today's tasks
Your tasks are ready. Do them in order. Write on paper, check, tick.
Open Today's tasks - 4
Every Sunday: a unit test
A timed test on the week's units. Mark it strictly. Say why you lost each mark.
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Every week: see your progress
Your marks week by week. The topics where you lose marks come first next week.
Open Progress - 6
Every week: watch your estimated marks
One number per subject for the board exam, from your marked tests. It gets sharper every week.
Open Estimated marks
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Exam day
Every unit studied, revised twice, and tested.
A normal day, in 5 steps
- 1. OpenOpen Today's tasks.
- 2. Set hoursSay how many hours you have today. The tasks fit.
- 3. StartPress Start. A focus timer runs, with breaks.
- 4. Write, check, tickWrite each topic on paper, book closed. Check it. Tick it.
- 5. FinishPress Finish. Enter your minutes and score.
Do the tasks in the order shown. The first ones bring the most marks.
What each menu page is for
Press Peek to see a page without leaving this one. On a laptop, just rest the mouse on a card.
- Today's tasksToday's tasks from your plan, in order. Each task shows the topics to do and the board questions on them.When: Every day. This is the main page.Go to page
- ProgressYour scores week by week, the topics where you lose marks, and why. Also where you share your progress with a parent.When: Once a week, after the Sunday test.Go to page
- Estimated marksWhere you are heading in each board paper, worked out from your marked tests, with a graph of how it has moved. You can add marks from school tests.When: After each Sunday test.Go to page
- Study planThe full plan up to the exam: every unit of every subject, with dates. Under each unit is its topic list, showing which topics the board has asked and which it never has.When: When you want to see the whole picture, or check a unit.Go to page
- Board analysisFor each subject and unit: which topics the board has asked, how often, and which it has never asked.When: When you want to know what matters most in a unit.Go to page
- Board papersReal ISC board papers from 2017 to 2026 and the 2027 specimen paper, with official answers.When: When your plan gives you a full paper, or a unit test.Go to page
- All tasksEvery task in one place: to do, doing and done. Your record of work.When: Rarely. Today already shows what to do.Go to page
- LessonsPractice lessons for younger classes (ICSE Class 7 Maths). Class 11 and 12 students do not see it in the menu.When: Only for younger classes.Go to page
- PricingYour written answers marked from photos. A free one-day trial, then 7 days for ₹800 or 30 days for ₹2,999, GST included. Everything else on the site is free.When: Only if you want answer marking.Go to page
- How to useThis page. At the bottom is a link to the other guides: how to study, and a guide for parents.When: When you need help.Go to page
- AccountYour email, your class, your plan, your payments and receipts, and Sign out.When: To see a receipt or to sign out.Go to page
Where do I find…?
Which topics has the board asked, and which never?
Board analysis in the menu. Pick a subject. You see the 10 topics asked most, and for each unit, the topics the board has asked (most often first) and the ones it has never asked. Open Board analysis
The real board questions on one topic?
Inside the task on Today's tasks. Open the topic list, then "Board questions on this topic". The official answer is hidden until you have written yours.
Practice for a topic the board has never asked?
Same place. Those topics show two "Cedar Learn questions" that we wrote, each with a worked answer.
A full board paper?
Papers. Your plan gives them to you one by one, newest first. Open Papers
My marks and weak topics?
Progress. Open Progress
How do I let my parent see my progress?
Progress, then "Share with a parent". Add your parent's email. Your parent signs in with that email and opens Family.
My receipts?
Account, then Payments and receipts. Open Account
More help
Tap a heading to open it.
The kinds of task
- First study: you learn a unit, topic by topic, and try the board questions on each topic.
- Quick check: the first study of each unit starts with 3 board questions. Tap an answer. Topics you get right are left out for now. Topics you miss come first.
- Revision 1 and Revision 2: 3 days and 10 days after the first study. You answer from memory, then check.
- Unit test: on Sundays, a timed test on the units you have finished. Then you mark it.
- Full paper: later in the plan, a real 3-hour board paper. Then you mark it.
- Fix weak points: time for the topics where you lost marks.
- Formula sheets and Easy days: in the last days before the exam.
How to mark your own answers
- Be strict, like the board examiner. If a step is not written, it gets no mark.
- For every mark you lost, choose the reason: did not know the idea, could not do the method, careless mistake, step or unit not written, or ran out of time.
- The reason matters more than the score. It tells the plan what to fix.
When you are stuck
- Try for 10 minutes on paper first.
- Then look at the worked example in your textbook, or the official answer where the site shows one.
- Watch a video only for that one question. Then close it and write the answer yourself.
- Still stuck? Mark the topic, move on, and ask your teacher the next day.
If you miss a day
Nothing breaks. You never get double work the next day. The work is spread over the days that are left. If you have less time today, set fewer hours, and the day becomes shorter.
Phone, laptop, or both
Sign in with the same email on any phone or laptop. Your plan settings, ticks and tasks are saved to your account, so they are the same everywhere.
For parents
- Your child signs in with their own email. You do not need to make the account for them.
- To see their plan and progress: ask your child to open Progress and add your email under "Share with a parent". Then sign in with your email and open Family. You can see everything, but you cannot change anything.
- Parent area is only for children in Class 6 and below, who use the site with a PIN on a parent's account.
- Read the parents' guide for what helps most in the last 90 days.
Our promise
- Keep your school and coaching. This plan only replaces the time you spend watching videos again or reading chapters again.
- Every unit of the 2027 syllabus gets a date before your exam. Under each topic you see the real board questions on it.
- If your hours are not enough for everything, the plan tells you clearly. It does the topics that carry the most marks first.
- After two weeks, your Progress page compares your marks. If they have not gone up, the plan changes by itself: it puts your weak topics first. You do not have to ask anyone.
- We do not promise a score. We promise that every week you will see where your marks are lost and what to do about it.