Exam and question management
Staff create exams, add objective questions, and choose which batch or student may see the paper.
What this feature does
Staff create an exam, add objective questions, and choose which batch or student may see the paper. Question types include single choice, multiple choice, true or false, and a code snippet.
The paper stays hidden until the exam window opens for that batch or student. Staff do this on the phone, the portal, the desktop, and the website’s exam admin.
Exam and question management is on all four apps: the Mobile app, Web portal, Desktop, and Website.
How it flows
- 1Create the exam
- 2Add questions
- 3Open the window
Step by step: how to use it
- 1Create the exam
Name, timing, and the batch or student who may see it.
- 2Add questions
Single choice, multiple choice, true or false, or a code snippet.
- 3Open the window
The paper appears only for the people and the time that were chosen.
Quick answers
- What is Exam and question management?
- Staff create an exam, add objective questions, and choose which batch or student may see the paper. Question types include single choice, multiple choice, true or false, and a code snippet. It is part of Exams and certificates in Paperless Institutes.
- Which apps include Exam and question management?
- Exam and question management is on all four apps: the Mobile app, Web portal, Desktop, and Website.
- Who uses Exam and question management?
- Teachers and office staff use Exam and question management. Staff create exams, add objective questions, and choose which batch or student may see the paper.
- How does Exam and question management work?
- 1. Create the exam. 2. Add questions. 3. Open the window.
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