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MCQ · singleABCD

MCQ · multipleABCD

True / falseTrueFalse

Numeric12.5

One wordmitochondria

Long answer

Codingdef f(x):

Passage-based Passage → 4 Q

Online exams

Sections. Each with its own duration, default marks, negative marking and cutoff.
Negative marking. Set the penalty per section; unattempted questions score zero.
Random question order. Shuffle questions within a section so neighbours see different orders.
Reading time. A timed preview of the paper before the exam clock starts.
Browser restrictions. Full screen, tab-switch warnings, copy and right-click blocked.
Reminders. Starting-soon and started emails, plus WhatsApp through automations.
Instant results. Release on submit, at the end of the window, or when you choose.
Batches or open links. Assign to batches and individuals, or open a public registration page.

Light on bandwidth. Only small snapshots travel, so it works on ordinary home connections.
Privacy by design. Faces are counted on the device. Nothing is streamed live.
Event log. Tab switch, full-screen exit, camera lost, no face, multiple faces, auto-submitted.
Per assessment. Off unless you choose it, so practice tests stay friction-free.
Shuffled orders. Random question order per section; shuffled sets for printed papers.
Fails safe. If the camera hiccups, it records less. It never blocks an honest candidate.

MCQ (single correct). Full marks for the right option, the section's penalty for a wrong one.
MCQ (multiple correct). Candidates pick every correct option.
True / false. Quick checks of a concept, auto-marked.
Numeric. Integer, decimal or single-digit answers, several accepted values.
One word. Short typed answers, matched ignoring case and spacing.
Long answer. Teacher-checked, or AI-graded against a rubric.
Coding. Six languages, hidden test cases, proportional marks.
Passage-based. Comprehension versions of MCQ and numeric questions.

Powerful filters. Type, difficulty, subject, tags, date and source.
Reuse without copying. One question, many tests, each with its own marks.
Word import. Marker-based import of whole papers.
Digitise printed papers. Photo or PDF of a paper into editable questions.
AI generation. From documents, images, audio, topics or your knowledge base.
Explanations. Add a solution once; candidates see it in their review.

Up to 120 questions. A full-length paper in one go.
Cited sources. Page references for knowledge-base questions.
Print-ready. Download a paper PDF, or run it online.
Coding questions too. Generate programming problems with test cases.
Chat to refine. Ask for harder, shorter or more application-based questions.
Into your bank. Everything generated is saved and tagged for reuse.

Print-ready PDF. Sets, keys and header fields.
PDF answer sheets. Uploaded by the student or by an admin.
On-screen checking. Pen, tick, cross, text, shapes, calculator.
AI checking. Handwriting read, marked, checked copy returned.
Offline result entry. Enter responses or import a ZIP of results (on request).
One set of reports. Paper and online results side by side.

200 copies per upload. PDF scans from any scanner or phone app.
No guessing. Unmatched copies wait for a teacher.
Maths-aware. Equations and working read line by line.
Red-pen copy. Ticks, crosses, notes and the total, on the student's own sheet.
Minutes, not weeks. Typically 1–8 minutes per handwritten copy.
Pay per copy. Cost previewed first; failures free.