Business skills are built by making decisions.
EduSimX is Abhyas’s business simulation platform. Learners manage businesses, negotiate and respond to realistic situations. Faculty use their decisions and results to teach the next lesson.
For business schools, universities and professional training. Use a simulation within your course, then connect the experience to discussion, feedback or assessment.
LEARNING BY DOING
Give the concept a consequence.
In Fast & Curious, learners make business choices and see how those choices affect results. A framework becomes something they can test, question and apply.
Make a decision with the information available
See the business outcome
Explain the reasoning in a faculty-led debrief
Revisit the concept with a clearer understanding
AI-POWERED SIMULATIONS
Practise the conversation before it matters.
In Coffee Contract, learners negotiate with an AI counterpart through voice. They have to listen, respond and adapt as the conversation develops.
A counterpart that responds
Practise negotiation and communication through an exchange, with feedback on the experience.
A safe place to try
Use realistic situations to explore different approaches before facing similar conversations at work.
FROM DECISION TO INSIGHT
Turn learner choices into a better debrief.
Faculty can review learner performance and cohort patterns to decide what to discuss next. The evidence helps connect a simulation experience back to the concepts taught in class.
Compare how learners approached the same problem
Discuss assumptions, trade-offs and outcomes
Identify concepts that need another explanation
MULTIPLAYER EXPERIENCES
When classmates become competitors.
Team-based and multiplayer simulations let learners react to one another. Decisions change when another team negotiates, competes or chooses a different strategy.
Choose an individual, team or multiplayer format to match the learning objective and available class time.
CUSTOM SIMULATIONS
Your case. A learner’s decision.
We work with institutions to adapt or build simulations around their curriculum, industry context and learning objectives. Discuss the scenario, cohort and evidence you want before defining the scope.
WHERE EDUSIMX CAN BE USED
Find the right situation for your subject.
EduSimX supports learning through decisions and application across business education and professional training.
Strategy & Competition
Explore market choices, resources and competitor responses.
Leadership & Management
Practise judgement, team decisions and difficult conversations.
Sales & Negotiation
Listen to a counterpart, respond to objections and weigh trade-offs.
Marketing
Connect positioning, pricing and market choices to outcomes.
Finance
Understand the financial consequences of business decisions.
HR & People Management
Practise interviews, workplace decisions and performance conversations.
BUILT FOR THE CLASSROOM
Part of your course. Part of the Abhyas family.
Use EduSimX before class, in a facilitated session or as follow-up practice. Faculty guide the learning objective and debrief.
When the goal is evaluation, simulation decisions can become evidence for Assessments. Language practice is provided separately through Deutsch Buddy and Nihongo Tomodachi.
FAQ
What is EduSimX?
EduSimX is Abhyas’s business simulation platform for universities, business schools and professional training. It gives learners realistic situations in which to apply concepts through decisions and interactions.
How is it different from a case study?
A case study asks learners to analyse a situation. A simulation lets them make decisions and experience outcomes, then reflect on what happened.
Does every simulation use AI?
No. The format follows the learning objective. Experiences can include decision-based games, multiplayer activities or AI-powered conversations.
Can you build a simulation for our curriculum?
Yes. We work with institutions on selected custom simulations. The scope depends on the case, objectives, cohort and required feedback.
How does EduSimX connect to assessment?
Learner decisions and performance can provide evidence for simulation-based assessment. The evaluation criteria and educator review are defined around your learning objectives.