NSW HSC maths · tool comparison

curriq vs EduSquared

A practical comparison of curriq and EduSquared for NSW HSC maths — the core difference is audience: EduSquared targets students, curriq targets teachers.

This comparison reflects publicly available product information. Both tools are legitimate options — the right choice depends on what you actually need.

	early access	EduSquared
Primary audience Who the product is primarily designed for.	Teachers	Students
AI marking of student responses Evaluates student working-out steps against HSC marking criteria — not just final answers.
NESA outcome tracking Maps every question to a specific NESA outcome code and shows class-level coverage gaps.
All 4 HSC Maths courses Standard 2, Advanced, Extension 1, and Extension 2 — all four NSW HSC Mathematics syllabuses.
Worksheet & exam generation for teachers Teachers can configure and export assessment papers.
Generate new unseen questions with AI Produce fresh questions beyond a fixed bank of past-HSC papers.
Student self-practice platform Students can independently access practice questions and worked solutions.	Teacher-administered
Teacher analytics dashboard Per-student, per-outcome performance data accessible to the class teacher.

⚠ Partial — feature exists but with limitations noted. Based on publicly available product information. Flag any inaccuracies before publishing.

Which is right for you

The honest answer — it depends on what you actually need.

EduSquared

A student-facing HSC maths practice platform with question banks and worked solutions across all four courses. If your school is looking for a self-directed student resource — or a tool students can use independently outside class — EduSquared is designed for that use case. It is not a teacher tool and does not generate assessment papers or provide class-level analytics.

Best for:

Schools or tutors looking for a student-facing HSC maths practice platform for independent study and past-paper practice.

Our pick

curriq

A teacher tool, not a student platform. curriq generates worksheets and exam papers, marks student responses, and tracks which NESA outcomes your class has covered — in one place. If you need something that helps you design and run assessment, not something students log into independently, curriq is the better fit.

Best for:

NSW HSC maths teachers who need to generate assessments, mark student working, and track NESA outcome coverage across their classes.

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