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- Nikhil S. Vanarse
- Aditya S. Khopade
- Sonali B. Kharat
- Vaishnavi A. Jambe
- Bhakti R. Bhatti
Abstract
Traditional e-learning systems struggle to deliver truly personalized educational experiences due to static content delivery, lack of real-time assessment, and absence of adap- tive feedback mechanisms. This paper presents Professor Nova, an intellgent GenAI-powered personalized learning guide that leverages Large Language Models (LLMs) via the Groq Infer- ence engine [9], Langchain orchestration [7], and LangGraph state management [8]to deliver adaptive teaching, automatic quiz generation, weakness analysis, and individualized progress tracking. The system implements a chat-based conversational teaching paradigm where students interact freely with an AI teacher agent. Upon topic selection, Professor Nova generates structured explanations followed by automatically generated five- question multiple-Choice Quizzes (MCQs). Student responses are evaluated to compute a score (0-100), identify weak concepts, de- liver targeted re-teaching using alternative analogies, and persist performance data to a SQLite database for longitudinal progress tracking. User authentication, session management, and a mod- ern Streamlit-based interface with a three-panel sidebar(Profile, History, Settings) complete the system [10]. Experimental results demonstrate that the system effectively identifies student weak- nesses, adapts instructional content accordingly, and maintains comprehensive learning histories. The proposed architecture provides a scalable, cost-effective solution for personalized e- learning accessible to students of all levels.
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Nikhil S. Vanarse & Aditya S. Khopade & Sonali B. Kharat & Vaishnavi A. Jambe & Bhakti R. Bhatti, 2026.
"Professor Nova: An Intellengent Personalized Learning Guide Using Generative AI,"
International Journal of Scientific Research in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, International Journal of Scientific Research in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, vol. 2(3), pages 318-328, May.
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RePEc:jbo:ijsrml:v2:y2026:i3:id:83
DOI: 10.32628/IJSRAIML262320
Note: Article URL: https://ijsraiml.com/home/article/view/IJSRAIML262320
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