Different study moments need different behavior: sometimes you want a teacher, sometimes a questioner, sometimes a planner, and sometimes a strict examiner. Eklavya's avatars make that switch instant.
Tone
calm -> strict
Hints
guided -> direct
Depth
intuition -> speed
Practice
learn -> test
They're not skins. They're tutoring styles with different defaults - how much they explain, how they question you, when they give hints, and how they push practice.
Vidya
Deep, calm explanations that stick
Best for
Learning a concept from scratch (with intuition + steps).
Starts with the core idea, then builds the math.
Uses crisp analogies, then removes the training wheels.
Keeps answers structured: definition -> method -> example.
Ends with 3 quick checkpoints to verify understanding.
Vivek
Socratic mode: questions before answers
Best for
Finding gaps fast (and fixing them the right way).
Asks one sharp question at a time.
Detects misconceptions and pivots the next question.
Won't over-explain until you show your thinking.
Turns confusion into a mini-drill of 5 questions.
Neeti
Plan, pace, and consistency
Best for
Building a routine that survives real life.
Creates a weekly plan with realistic time blocks.
Tracks weak areas and schedules spaced revision.
Suggests the next 3 tasks (not a 200-item list).
Keeps you honest with short daily check-ins.
Arjun
Exam mode: direct, strict, efficient
Best for
Timed practice, accuracy, and decision-making.
Gives the final answer first, reasoning second.
Flags likely traps and time sinks.
Optimizes for marks: fastest method > prettiest method.
Ends with a 60-second recap for retention.
Most students don't need more content - they need the right mode at the right time. These avatars map cleanly to how you actually study.
Start new topic
विद्या / Vidya
Build intuition, then lock the method.
Check understanding
विवेक / Vivek
Find gaps with questions, not lectures.
Fix consistency
नीति / Neeti
Plan + pace + spaced revision.
Before exam
अर्जुन / Arjun
Speed, traps, and mark-maxing.