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Quantified impact: 80% increase
80% increase in student satisfaction.
Celebal Technologies developed an AI-powered tutor solution designed to enhance the educational experiences of 400,000 students and educators. The platform is built on Azure OpenAI, Azure Cognitive Services, Azure Machine Learning, and the Azure AI Bot Service, supporting up to 100,000 users concurrently. The AI tutor leverages fine-tuned GPT models to support multiple languages and subject domains, offering individualized learning and interactive engagement. With cognitive services, the solution interprets natural language queries and guides users through complex topics. Educators and students benefit from scalable, automated learning tools, and improved satisfaction with the educational process. The implementation has led to an 80% increase in student satisfaction, a 50% reduction in dropout rates, and a 30% improvement in test scores, showing clear impact on key educational metrics. Celebal's approach includes continuous learning and adaptation, enabling the platform to serve a diverse educational population efficiently. The solution demonstrates high availability, multilingual support, and seamless integration with Microsoft Azure cloud resources.
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quantified impactCustomer experience
Strategic outcomes
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Quantified impact: 80% increase
80% increase in student satisfaction.
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Quantified impact: 50% decrease
Dropout rate reduced by 50%.
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Quantified impact: 30% increase
30% improvement in test scores.
Difficulty providing personalized learning and engagement at scale
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Solution uses Azure OpenAI for the core language model, Azure Cognitive Services for natural language understanding and multilingual support, Azure Machine Learning for iterative improvement and model fine-tuning, and Azure AI Bot Service for scalable, concurrent user access in an education platform.
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