Where India’s campuses learn, build and lead with AI.
InfyAI Circle is a closed circle for the people who run Indian colleges: faculty, academic leaders, placement teams, accreditation teams and administrators. One monthly letter, one live session, AI tools built for campus work, and a small group of peers from institutions across the country.
Built for everyone who runs a campus.
AI is changing every desk in a college, not only the classroom. The Circle meets each role where its real work is, and brings them together where the work overlaps.
Lesson design, question papers, outcome mapping and feedback, without losing your evenings.
Policy, strategy and the questions your board will ask about AI, with peers who face the same ones.
Turn job descriptions into prep plans, sharpen recruiter outreach and read your placement data.
First drafts of criterion write-ups and evidence summaries, built from your own data.
Faster counselling notes, clearer communication with families, and responsible use of student data.
Four ways to be part of the Circle.
Membership is not a course you finish. It is a year of practice with a small group of people who share your job, at other institutions.
Twelve Letters from AI, each with a 20-minute masterclass, plus the AI for Educators course.
AI Studio tools that turn your own syllabus, data and briefs into finished drafts you review.
A live session every month and small roundtables by role, with practitioners who have done the work.
Peer groups across institutions, shared templates, and case studies you can co-author and publish.
A shared shelf of what actually works.
A members-only library of playbooks, templates, policy kits, prompt patterns and session recordings, organised by role. Every resource is reviewed before it is published, and members can contribute their own.
Twelve letters. One a month.
Each letter is written in AI’s own voice, honest about what it can and cannot do, and ends with one real task. The masterclass, the Studio tool and the live session take it from there.
“This year I’d like to earn your trust the slow way. One real task a month, done well, with you checking my work.”
Signed, AIComplete 9 of 12 letters and their tasks to earn your certificate from InfyAI.
When [X]% of an institution’s staff earn the certificate, the campus is recognised. Leaders can see progress across departments.
AI mock interviews and resume reviews for students of Board Infinity partner institutions, managed by the placement office.
Board Infinity launches InfyAI.
InfyAI is Board Infinity’s new home for AI-first learning in Indian education, for students, schools and the institutions that serve them. InfyAI Circle is where it begins: free, and built for the people who run our campuses.
Board Infinity has worked alongside colleges on careers and placements for [N] years. infyai.ai
Before you join
How do I join?
The Circle is by invitation. Board Infinity invites faculty, academic leaders and campus teams from partner institutions and selected campuses. If you’d like to be considered, use “Request an invitation” above; we review every request.
Is there a fee?
No. Membership, letters, live sessions, Studio tools and the repository are free for invited members.
Who is it for?
People who run Indian colleges and universities: faculty, HoDs, deans, directors, placement teams, IQAC and accreditation teams, admissions and administration.
I received the InfyAI Circle planner. What do I do?
Sign in with the email address your invitation was sent to. If your institution is a Board Infinity partner, you’re a Founding Member. If sign-in doesn’t recognise you, request an invitation and mention the planner.
Can colleagues from my institution join?
Yes, by invitation. Members from the same campus work toward AI-Ready Campus recognition together. Your institution’s coordinator can ask us to invite colleagues.
Is this a sales programme?
No. The Circle stands on its own. Some members later choose to work with Board Infinity on student programmes, and that is a separate conversation.
What happens to the files I upload?
[Data policy to confirm: how long files are kept, and that they are not used to train models.]