Run NTA-style online exams at scale.

Overview

Schedule timed online exams with a question palette, autosave, live AI proctoring and instant auto-grading — from a weekly class quiz to a full-length mock for thousands.

From blank page to published exam in one builder

Pick a pattern — JEE Main, JEE Advanced, NEET, CUET, CBSE term or your own — and the builder pre-configures sections, per-question marks and section-level negative marking to match it. That is the fiddly part of entrance-pattern papers, and getting it wrong is only discovered when a candidate queries a score. Fill the sections however suits the day: pull from the question library, let a blueprint decide the spread, take a random selection from the filtered bank, or generate questions with AI from your own documents without leaving the builder. Save the finished structure as a template and the next mock in the series takes minutes instead of an afternoon.

Decide exactly who sits the exam, and when

Every exam carries its own time window, attempt limits and access rules, because a Sunday open mock and a centre-based selection test are not the same event. Set start and end times and see everything upcoming on a calendar. Assign whole classes, a single section, or a hand-picked roster of students. Add an access code when walk-ins need controlled entry, cap how many attempts each student gets, and lock the exam to an IP allowlist when it must only be sittable from your lab or your centre. The result is that the question of who could possibly have opened this paper has a definite answer.

Watch the whole hall from one dashboard

AI proctoring flags tab switches, fullscreen exits, copy-paste attempts and face-visibility events as they happen, capturing a screenshot on violation and tiering each event by severity so a flicker of a lost window is not treated like a second face in the room. The live monitor shows every candidate in a grid you can search or flip to a list, so one invigilator can hold a hall that would otherwise need six. Broadcast a warning to everyone at once, or message a single student directly. Afterwards a proctoring report gives each candidate a trust score, which is what you actually need when a result is challenged.

Marks the moment they submit — insight right after

Objective questions grade themselves the moment a paper is submitted; subjective answers queue for manual marking with any photo uploads attached, so a mixed paper does not hold up the whole result. Every exam then produces its own analysis with no extra setup: per-question accuracy and per-student breakdowns against the class average, high and low, a mark distribution, a Bloom’s-taxonomy radar and chapter and topic performance. Percentile is computed using the exam pattern’s own official formula rather than a rough rank. Results email straight to students, or export as result PDFs with the mathematics rendered properly instead of collapsing into plain text.

Compare batches, sections and exams side by side

A single exam tells you who did well on Sunday. What a coaching centre or a school actually needs to know is whether the cohort is improving, and where it is quietly not. The comparative dashboard reads across exams rather than within one: how this mock compares to the last, how section A compares to section B, and which chapters are slipping across the whole batch as the term goes on. Because online exams, OMR sheets and AI-graded answer sheets all report into the same analytics, a chapter that is weak across every channel surfaces once — early enough to reteach it, rather than on report-card day.

Full-length JEE/NEET mocks that feel like the real thing

The NTA-style player, pattern-correct marking and the official percentile formulas mean a Sunday mock is a faithful rehearsal rather than an approximation. Proctoring and live monitoring stand in for invigilators, so one staff member can hold a sitting that would otherwise need six — and the percentile a student sees is computed the way the real exam computes it.

Unit tests and term exams without the correction pile

Schedule the week’s tests across sections with their own access windows and attempt limits, so Class 9B sits Thursday and Class 9C sits Friday without two versions of the truth. Objective marks arrive already graded; subjective answers queue neatly for teachers, and results flow into analytics without anyone entering a number twice.

A weekly quiz that grades itself

Reuse last week’s template, swap in fresh questions from the bank, and publish — the whole thing takes a break between periods. Students get instant scores, and you get per-question accuracy that shows exactly which idea to reteach on Monday rather than a class average that tells you nothing actionable.

Build & structure

Exam player

Scheduling & access control

AI proctoring

Grading

Analytics