Children and parents
Most ClickReady students are in Class 11 or 12, so most are under 18. Indian law treats everyone under 18 as a child, and this page explains how the app protects them and what a parent can do.
What changes for a student under 18
At sign-up every student says whether they are 18 or older or under 18. For a student under 18:
- No course calls. Sushant Tutorials never calls a student under 18 about its courses, and the app does not offer them the choice.
- No usage statistics. The app does not record which screens they use.
- Nothing to advertising networks. The app sends nothing about them to Google Ads, Meta or any other ad network, and they are never put into an advertising audience. When our Google ads bring someone to the app, Google Play counts the install or purchase for our ad reports, without telling us who it was.
- No ads in the app, for anyone.
What the app does keep is what it needs to work: the account details, test answers and results, which give the student their scores, solutions and Improvement Book, and crash reports that let us fix faults. The Privacy Policy lists every item.
If a student changes their age group to under 18 later, these protections apply from that moment, and any course-call choice is switched off.
A parent's consent
From 13 May 2027 the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules require a parent's verifiable consent before an app processes a child's personal data. Before that date, ClickReady will ask a parent of every student under 18 to give that consent and to confirm they are an adult, using a method the Rules accept, such as DigiLocker. A student whose parent does not confirm by then will have their account data deleted.
At the same step a parent may choose, for themselves, to receive calls from Sushant Tutorials about its courses. That box is never ticked for them, and the call goes to the parent, never to the child.
What a parent can do now
- See the data: email grievance@clickready.in from any address, giving the child's account email. We confirm the request with the account holder and send a summary of the data we hold.
- Delete the account: in the app (Profile, Delete my account), on Delete my account, or by writing to us as above.
- Complain: see Grievance Officer.
Sharing a scorecard
A student can make a picture of their score and share it through their phone's share menu. The picture is made on the phone and goes only where the student sends it; ClickReady receives nothing. It shows the student's name, exam, score, accuracy and time, never a predicted rank.