Assessment operations for higher education

Run assessments across departments, subjects, and semesters

Create and deliver internal tests, practicals, coding assessments, and paper exams in one system. Keep results connected to the student, subject, class, and semester.

Built for departments

Give every department its own workflow without losing the institution wide view

Faculty manage their own subjects and assessments. Administrators still see what is happening across the institution.

Build from a shared subject bank

Keep reusable questions organised by subject, topic, difficulty, and tags so the next assessment starts from what already exists.

Assign by section or student

Send an assessment to a whole section or only to students taking a backlog, retest, or remedial assessment.

Mix objective, written, and coding questions

Use MCQs, descriptive responses, and coding questions in the same assessment when the subject requires it.

Keep internal marks ready

Every assessment stays linked to the student and subject, so marks are easier to review, export, and consolidate later.

One semester, one workflow

From the first internal to the final marks record

Set up the semester once, then run each assessment through the same connected process.

A four-stage flow, one card to a stage: the institution branches into its cohorts, subjects and faculty, each with its own roster; an assessment is assembled from question types and given its timing, marks and rules; students sit it in the browser or on paper and both feed one store; and that store becomes charts, a marks table, and a record to download or send on
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Set up the semester

Import students, create sections and subjects, and map faculty to what they teach.

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Build the assessment

Choose questions from the subject bank, set marks, timing, grading rules, and the assessment format.

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Run it online or on paper

Deliver the assessment in the browser or conduct it on paper. Both can feed the same academic record.

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Review the semester

See performance by student, section, subject, and assessment, then export the records when internal marks are due.

Across the institution

Everything departments need around an assessment

Manage the work before, during, and after each test without relying on separate spreadsheets, folders, and tools.

Six capabilities arranged around one shared student record: a question bank, several question formats, bulk student import, cohort and section management, test rules and integrity controls, and reporting that carries from one assessment to the next

Subject-based question banks

Keep questions with the subject they belong to, not scattered across individual faculty files.

Mixed-format assessments

Run MCQ, written, and coding questions together in one assessment.

Sections, electives, and retests

Assign tests to full sections or selected students for backlogs, improvement tests, or special cases.

Bulk student onboarding

Import students and academic structures in bulk instead of creating records one at a time.

Controls for remote assessments

Set availability windows, attempts, fullscreen rules, shuffling, and integrity tracking where needed.

Records that carry forward

Keep results attached to students, subjects, and assessment cycles so the record survives beyond one semester.

Online or on paper

One academic record, whatever the assessment format

Run lab tests online and sessionals on paper without splitting the student's results across different systems.

Online assessments

Run browser-based tests with grading, attempt tracking, and assessment controls built in.

Auto-grade objective and coding responses
Send written responses to faculty grading
Set timing, attempts, and test rules
Track submissions and non-attempts
Record integrity activity where required
Keep results linked to the student and subject

Paper assessments

Print the paper, conduct it normally, then bring the marks back into the same system.

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

Give the right people access to the right academic records

Separate institutions, restrict access by role and academic mapping, and keep important actions traceable.

Read the data agreement

One institution, one workspace

Student records, questions, assessments, and results stay inside your institution's workspace.

Faculty see what they teach

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

Important actions are traceable

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

Clear rules for student data

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

Questions from higher-education teams

Frequently asked questions

Can different departments run different assessment patterns?

Yes. Each subject carries its own question bank and each section is assigned separately, so engineering, commerce, and arts departments can run entirely different papers and schedules in one account.

Can we run coding tests for lab work and placement preparation?

Yes. Coding questions run in the browser and are evaluated automatically, so lab internals and placement-style practice rounds use the same platform as theory papers.

How do backlog and re-test students work?

A test can go to a whole section or to a selected set of students, so a supplementary or improvement paper reaches only the students sitting it. There is no need to create a separate class for them.

Can we keep marks from paper-based sessionals?

Yes. Marks from hall and lab exams are recorded against the student and subject, so internal assessment history is complete whether the paper was written online or on paper.

How is pricing calculated?

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

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