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April 4, 20260 citationsOpen Access

DiploNxtPath AI : An Academic Assistant For Diploma Students

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AKAditya KolpeSKSwanandi KamtheSJSamiksha Jagtap

Key Points

  • The aim is to improve the learning experience and efficiency of diploma students through an AI-driven system.
  • Developed an AI-powered academic support system.
  • Created personalized study plans and schedules based on user inputs.
  • Integrated a chatbot for real-time academic and career assistance.
  • Utilized intelligent automation to suggest curated educational content.
  • Enhanced academic guidance through personalized learning pathways.
  • Improved time management and subject selection for users.
  • Provided a centralized platform for accessing relevant learning resources.

Abstract

DiploNxtPath AI is an advanced AI-powered academic support system developed to enhance the learning experience of diploma students by integrating intelligent automation with modern web technologies. The primary objective of the system is to assist students in generating structured study plans, accessing relevant learning resources, and receiving personalized academic guidance. Traditional learning methods often lack proper direction, resulting in inefficient study patterns, confusion in subject selection, and poor time management. DiploNxtPath AI addresses these challenges by providing a centralized platform that utilizes artificial intelligence to analyze student inputs and generate customized learning pathways. The system enables students to create personalized roadmaps, manage study schedules, and access curated educational content. Additionally, it includes a chatbot-based assistant that provides real-time support for academic queries and career-related guidance. The integration of AI allows dynamic content generation and adaptive recommendations based on user behavior.

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Kolpe et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d0af68659487ece0fa561chttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19385444
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