curriq vs Andrew HSC
Both products target NSW HSC maths teachers, but their generation models differ: curriq uses deterministic, reviewed archetypes; Andrew HSC advertises an AI-powered question and exam-paper pipeline.
Verified 25 July 2026 from the public product information linked below. Both tools are legitimate options — the right choice depends on what you actually need.
 early access | Andrew HSC | |
|---|---|---|
Current availability | Partial: Early-access waitlist | Partial: Vendor says active development; early access planned |
HSC maths course coverage | YesFour HSC maths courses | YesAll four advertised by the vendor |
Question bank | YesReviewed, parameterised archetypes | YesVendor advertises 1,000+ questions |
Generation method | YesDeterministic and syllabus-content-tagged; no AI generation | YesAI generation advertised by the vendor |
CAS verification | YesValidation pipeline | YesVendor says solutions are checked where possible |
Difficulty controls | YesQuestion-level difficulty filters | YesFour presets advertised by the vendor |
AI-assisted marking | YesAI is reserved for marking | Partial: Not identified in reviewed vendor marketing |
Syllabus content coverage | Yes | Partial: Dot-point alignment advertised; class tracking not established |
HSC-format paper export | Yes | YesPDF and LaTeX export advertised |
⚠ Partial — feature exists with the limitation noted, or the reviewed public material did not establish the full capability. Andrew HSC figures and launch details are attributed to vendor marketing and have not been independently audited by curriq.
The honest answer — it depends on what you actually need.
Andrew HSC's vendor marketing describes an AI-powered HSC maths question bank and exam generator, with 1,000+ questions, four courses, four difficulty presets, CAS checks where possible, and PDF or LaTeX output. Its site also says the product is in active development, so verify launch access and the live feature set before procurement.
Best for:
Maths departments interested in AI-generated HSC-format papers, difficulty presets and LaTeX export, and comfortable assessing an early-stage product.
curriq uses deterministic question archetypes tagged to syllabus content identifiers rather than an LLM to write questions. It adds class-level syllabus-content coverage and AI-assisted marking, keeping AI in the response-review step.
Best for:
NSW HSC maths teachers who prioritise reproducible question generation, syllabus-content coverage and marking support.
Sources checked
First-party product pages checked 25 July 2026. Vendor-reported figures are labelled as such and are not independently audited by curriq.
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