
Jason Daswani
Co-Founder, Exaim
Education
- BSc Mathematics, Business and Statistics, LSE
- Alumnus, Dubai College
Focus at Exaim
- Research and development
- School partnerships
- Day-to-day operations
Jason Daswani is Co-Founder of Exaim and leads R&D, school partnerships, and day-to-day operations. He holds a BSc in Mathematics, Business and Statistics from the London School of Economics.
Jason has been operationally involved in Exaim since its founding and brings a combination of quantitative rigour and direct school relationship experience. He oversees how the grading engine is trained and evaluated, how new subjects and boards are integrated, and how school partnerships operate in practice.
Before Exaim, Jason co-built Improve ME Institute alongside his brother over 14 years. That experience is the direct source of Exaim's product philosophy: a conviction that the difference between a student who understands a subject and a student who performs well in the exam is almost always about mark scheme awareness, not content knowledge.
He writes about exam board differences, mark scheme structure, and the practical mechanics of GCSE and A-Level assessment. His writing is grounded in years of hands-on tutoring across AQA, Edexcel, Cambridge, and IB specifications — and in watching which specific interventions, applied at the right moment, actually change exam outcomes.
Articles by Jason
What Is a Mark Scheme and Why It Can Change Your Grade
Most students revise the content. The ones who improve their grades learn to think like an examiner. Here's how mark schemes work and how to use them.
6 min read
Exam BoardsAQA vs Edexcel: What Is the Difference and Does It Matter?
Students often ask whether AQA or Edexcel is harder. The honest answer is more nuanced — and understanding it can change how you revise.
6 min read