For institutes, the seat is called Nipunta — reasoning on Deduce, quant on ComputePrep, one batch report a week
Deduce is the consumer daily reasoning game. It sells no seats, no console and no institute plan. The institute programme — per-student seats, a teacher console and a weekly batch report covering both sections — is Nipunta, and its prices, free trial and Founding programme are published there and nowhere else.
One seat, one batch code, both sections: reasoning drills on Deduce, quantitative aptitude on ComputePrep, and a console that shows who practised, how often, how accurately and where each student is weakest — rolled into one batch report every week. It is sold under its own name, with its own pricing and trial, at nipunta.com.
What Deduce brings to a seat
The reasoning half: one fresh, machine-proven puzzle a day in the exam's own formats, timed and marked the moment a student submits. A Nipunta pilot can also carry a branded pilot pack of reasoning drills for your batch — generated fresh by the Deduce engine so it exists nowhere else, every puzzle proven to have exactly one solution, weighted to your exam pattern, with worked solutions. It ships with the pilot, under Nipunta, not from this page.
One address for every institute question, seats and pilots alike: [email protected]. Nothing on this page is for sale.