Discover How Interval Learning Platform Surpasses Ed-Tech Giants like BYJU’S, Vedantu, and Unacademy

Kerala (Tamil Nadu), [India], May 29: Interval, an educational Learning platform, is pioneering personalised learning, distinguishing itself from industry stalwarts like Unacademy, BYJU’S, and Vedantu. Since its inception in 2018 by a team of educators, Interval has swiftly ascended to the forefront of individual tuition services, redefining the educational experience for students worldwide.

This era is marked by standardised education, but Interval is different in that it is dedicated to personalised learning tailored to the distinct needs of each learner. While competitors often adopt a one-size-fits-all approach, Interval prioritises one-on-one interactive sessions, ensuring maximum engagement and customisation.

Ramees Ali, founder of Interval Learning Platform, emphasises this commitment, stating, “At Interval, we’re guided by the belief that every student deserves access to personalised education. Our focus extends beyond academic excellence; we aim to create an enriching learning journey that empowers and motivates learners.”

Unlike conventional standardised tests, a comprehensive assessment test delves deep into students’ academic strengths, weaknesses, and learning styles. Consequently, Interval crafts bespoke learning plans that guarantee mastery of concepts, fostering holistic academic growth.

Furthermore, its dedication to accessibility and flexibility sets it apart from its peers. While other platforms may offer rigid schedules and limited support, Interval provides exclusive doubt-clearing sessions and personalised assistance, ensuring thorough comprehension and retention among students.

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