Building education technology in Bangladesh since 2010
For fifteen years we have built the software that runs schools across Bangladesh. Now we are applying artificial intelligence to the work that has always been done by hand: evaluating examinations, designing assessments, and connecting every part of the education system into one network.
Proven in classrooms through Biddaloy, our school management system.
Our direction
Bangladesh educates tens of millions of students through a system that still runs largely on paper, memory and manual effort. Answer scripts marked by hand in the millions. Question papers written from scratch each term. Students who fall behind unnoticed until results are published. These are not problems that more spreadsheets solve. They are problems for artificial intelligence, and the country that solves them first will educate its next generation differently.
ShikkhaNet was built in the classroom, and that is where our AI work begins. But the same technology that can evaluate an examination fairly at national scale can also modernise how a district council manages public projects, how official records are kept, and how decisions are traced years later. Our mission has widened: to upgrade the industries that shape Bangladesh with the most capable technology of our time, starting with the one that shapes everything else.
AI-Examiner extracts handwritten answers from scanned scripts and supports examiners through an anonymised, fully auditable marking pipeline.
The Quiz Management System drafts and balances question papers against the curriculum, so teachers assess more often with less effort.
The same techniques applied to public projects and official documents make years of institutional memory searchable in seconds.
Both AI products are in development and entering pilot. We will always say which of our capabilities are proven and which are new, because examination integrity is not a place for marketing claims.
How we are applying AIWhy the name
Schools, districts, boards and the ministry each hold their own records, and none of them can see the others. Every question that crosses an institutional boundary becomes a phone call, a form or a guess.
We are building toward one connected network for every stakeholder in education: students, guardians, teachers, institutions, local councils and government. Each product we ship works on its own today and is a node in that network tomorrow.
Read about our missionWhat we build
In production
Complete institutional administration: admissions, students, teachers, attendance, examinations, results, accounts and a website your own staff can edit.
Pilot deployment
Lifecycle management of publicly funded projects and official documents for Zilla and Upazila Parishads, with a permanent, searchable record.
In development, entering pilot
Question banks, AI-assisted question generation, paper balancing, quiz delivery and automated evaluation for institutions and examination bodies.
In development, entering pilot
AI-assisted examination evaluation designed for national scale. Accuracy before speed, anonymity throughout, and every mark traceable.
Who we serve
You run an institution, not an IT department. You need admissions to close on time, results to be correct, accounts to reconcile, and guardians to be able to look up what they used to phone the office about. That is the work Biddaloy has done since 2010.
Solutions for schoolsYou are accountable for public money and public records, often across hundreds of projects and thousands of documents. You need a complete, searchable, permanent record, and a technology partner who understands how government actually works in Bangladesh.
Solutions for governmentWhy us
Education software is easy to sell and hard to sustain. Plenty of platforms launch, win a few institutions and quietly stop answering the phone. Our claim is simple, and it is why our clients stay: we build things properly, and we do not disappear.
Correct results, reliable records and full Bengali support in every printed report. Software that holds up under real load at the end of a term.
The institutions that joined us early are still with us. The platform they use has been rebuilt and extended around them rather than abandoned.
National grading scales, examination structures, the madrasah curriculum, board formats and government workflows are our starting requirements, not adaptations of foreign software.
After a long search we have finally got exactly what our institute needs. We enter our data once, in one place, and get reports, calculations and daily tasks done. It is just amazing.
It was difficult to find software that suits the madrasah education system, but Biddaloy seems made for madrasah. They know what we need, sometimes before we realise it ourselves.
Straight answers
ShikkhaNet Technologies is a Bangladeshi software company founded in 2010. It builds school management software for schools, colleges and madrasahs; e-governance platforms for Zilla and Upazila Parishads; and artificial intelligence systems for examination evaluation and assessment.
Biddaloy, available at biddaloy.com, is ShikkhaNet's school management system. It has been in production since 2010 and comes in three independent editions: general education for Bangla-medium institutions on the national curriculum, madrasah, and English medium.
No. AI-Examiner and the Quiz Management System are in development and entering pilot release. They have not been deployed on a public examination. Biddaloy and the Parishad platform are the products in live use.
ShikkhaNet Technologies is based in Kalachadpur, Gulshan, Dhaka, Bangladesh, and serves institutions and government offices across the country.
Pricing depends on the size and configuration of the institution or office, so ShikkhaNet quotes after understanding the requirement. Contact the team for a quotation.
Shikkha is the Bengali word for education and Net stands for network. The name describes the company's long-term goal: a single connected network linking every stakeholder in the education system.
Yes. Every page is published in both English and Bengali, and the Bengali version can be reached by adding /bn to the address or using the language switch at the top of any page.
Tell us where your institution or office stands today and what needs to change. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.