Assessment operations for coaching institutes

Run every test series from one place

Build chapter tests, weekly mocks, and full-syllabus papers from one question bank. Run them online or on paper, record the results, and see what each student and batch needs next.

Built for repeated testing

Run the next test without starting over

Reuse questions, target the right students, automate routine grading, and have results ready before the next class.

Build from the question bank

Reuse questions by subject, topic, and difficulty instead of rebuilding every paper from scratch.

Test a batch or selected students

Send the same assessment to the full batch or only to students taking a retest or extra practice.

Get results faster

Objective and coding responses can be evaluated automatically. Written answers move straight to teacher grading.

Know what to work on next

See performance by student, question, topic, and batch so the next session starts with clear priorities.

One test cycle

From question bank to results in four steps

Set up your batches once, then repeat the same workflow for chapter tests, mocks, and full-syllabus exams.

01

Set up your batches

Import students, create batches and subjects, and map faculty to the groups they teach.

02

Build the test

Choose questions from your bank, set marks, timing, negative marking, and question rules.

03

Run it online or on paper

Deliver the test in the browser or print it for the hall. Both formats feed the same student record.

04

Review the results

See scores, weak topics, missing attempts, and batch performance while the test is still fresh.

Built for a test series

Everything you need to run tests week after week

Create once, reuse often, control how each test runs, and turn every result into something your faculty can use.

Reusable question bank

Organise questions by subject, topic, difficulty, and tags so new papers are faster to assemble.

Mixed question formats

Run MCQ, written, and coding questions in the same platform.

Question-level timing

Set different time limits where individual questions need different levels of effort.

Exam-style controls

Use shuffling, negative marking, pass marks, and other rules to match the assessment you want to run.

Controls for remote tests

Set availability windows, fullscreen rules, and record tab-switch or clipboard activity for review.

Reports ready to share

Generate student and batch-level results without rebuilding the numbers in a spreadsheet.

Online or on paper

Every mock belongs in the same record

Run tests in the browser or in the exam hall. Teemly keeps both together so batch performance does not depend on where the test happened.

A coding question open in the browser: sample inputs beside the output each is expected to produce, a code editor with a Run Code button, and an output panel waiting for the student to run it

Online tests

Run timed assessments in the browser with grading and attempt tracking built in.

Auto-grade objective and coding responses
Send written responses to faculty grading
Set timers, shuffling, and test rules
Track attempts and non-attempts
Add negative marking where needed
Record tab switches and clipboard activity
The same test printed as a question paper: a header carrying class, subject, marks and time, ruled spaces for name, roll number, section and date, and the questions set out in two columns with their figures

Paper tests

Print the paper, conduct the test normally, then bring the marks back into Teemly.

Print directly from the question bank
Generate a matching answer key
Enter marks quickly after correction
Keep absences separate from zero scores
Link marks to the student, batch, and subject
Include paper results in the same reports
Access and accountability

Your institute's assessment data stays under your control

Keep question banks and student results separated by institution, restrict access by role, and maintain a record of important actions.

Read the data agreement

Your institute, your workspace

Questions, students, tests, and results stay inside your institution's workspace.

Faculty see their own batches

Teachers work with the batches and subjects assigned to them, while administrators retain the wider view.

Important actions are traceable

Changes to marks, reviews, exports, and other key actions can be tied back to the person who made them.

Clear rules for student data

Published policies explain how student records are accessed, handled, and retained.

Questions from institute teams

Frequently asked questions

Can the same test series run across several batches?

Yes. A paper built once from your question bank can be assigned to any batch, so the morning and evening batches sit the same weekly mock without it being rebuilt. Each batch keeps its own results.

Can we control how long students spend on each question?

Yes. Alongside the overall duration, separate time limits can be set for easy, medium, and hard questions, so students practise pacing rather than only accuracy.

What stops copying when students sit a mock from home?

Online tests can shuffle question and option order, require fullscreen, and record tab-switch and clipboard activity against the attempt. That record appears on the student's report next to the score.

What does a student get after a test?

A printable report with the performance summary, the question-by-question breakdown, and the proctoring record, usable directly in a doubt session or a parent meeting.

How is pricing calculated?

Pricing is based on total student count and billed monthly. Faculty accounts, batches, and platform features are included rather than sold as separate add-ons. Visit the pricing page for details.

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