Questions, answered

Acedmi is an AI tutor app with Dodo as your tutor. It covers Class 11–12 science for JEE, NEET and MHT CET, and IELTS Academic and General Training.

With your mobile number. Dodo sends you a one-time code by SMS; there is no password to remember.

Your name, your course and exam, and the language Dodo should use. Class 11 and 12 are one course, so you never pick a class.

It is free to start: 5 doubts and 2 vivas for Class 11–12, and free IELTS tries. See Pricing for plans.

Acedmi is an Android app today. A website version is on the way.

Open Profile in the app, scroll down and tap Delete account, then confirm. It happens immediately and cannot be undone.

Open the middle tab. The Dodo button turns into a microphone; tap it and ask out loud. Your question appears as text so you can check what Dodo heard.

Yes. In India, go to Profile, then Language, and pick English, Hindi or Hinglish. Saved chats are shown in the new language too. Outside India, Dodo teaches in English.

Every question is saved. On Ask Dodo, tap the history button at the top to see your chats. Tap a chat to reopen it from the first question. Press and hold a chat to delete it.

Practice only tests topics you have learned with Dodo. You can test one topic, take a mixed test, or retest just the questions you last got wrong.

Yes. On the Ask Dodo screen, tap the speaker icon at the top. The explanation still appears on screen, and each saved answer has a Listen button.

Dodo follows your new exam: JEE and MHT CET PCM have Physics, Chemistry and Maths; NEET and MHT CET PCB have Physics, Chemistry and Biology. MHT CET follows the Maharashtra State Board syllabus, with its own viva topics and practice questions. Your saved chats and test results stay.

Lessons, Reading, Listening, Vocabulary, the word of the day and the daily challenge are always free. Speaking with Dodo as your examiner, essay marking, Ask Dodo and mock tests use the AI, so they come with a plan. Every new student gets a free taste: 1 full speaking test, 2 essays marked and 10 Ask Dodo messages.

Basic, Pro and Master each give a set number of full speaking tests, speaking part practices, essays marked, Ask Dodo messages and mock tests every month. The counts refill when your plan renews. Counts you don't use in a month do not carry over. See what is left in Profile, then My plan.

A one-time pack, such as 3 full speaking tests or 20 essays marked. Top-ups work with or without a plan and last until you use them. Your plan's monthly counts are used first, then your free taste, then top-ups.

A speaking practice is counted when you give your first answer, so opening one and leaving costs nothing. A full speaking test (all three parts) uses a full test; Part 1, 2 or 3 on its own uses a speaking part. An essay is counted only once it has been marked. A mock test uses one mock test, which covers its own essays and speaking.

Open Profile, then My plan. Change plan moves you up or down at once, and what you used this month comes with you. Turn off renewal keeps your plan until the month you paid for ends. For a plan bought in the app, you can also manage it in Google Play, under Payments and subscriptions.

Google Play (or Dodo Payments, for a plan bought on the website) retries the payment for a few days and your plan keeps working. If it still fails, your plan is paused until the payment goes through. For a Google Play plan, update your payment method in Google Play; My plan shows a message and a button to open it.

No. Dodo's bands are estimates to help you practise, based on the public IELTS band descriptors. Only an official IELTS test gives a real score. Acedmi is not connected to IELTS, the British Council, IDP or Cambridge.

Yes. Open Profile and tap Course. Your progress in both courses is kept, so you can switch back any time. Plans are separate: an IELTS plan gives IELTS practice, and Class 11–12 plans give doubts and vivas.