Online test software for colleges and universities
Run internal exams, class tests, and coding assessments, organize students by class and subject, grade every question type, and review performance without piecing together multiple tools.
Manage higher-education assessments more easily
Create exams, organize classes and subjects, grade answers, and review results through one clear workflow.
Create and reuse questions
Keep questions in one library and use them again when preparing future tests.
Assign exams to the right class
Connect students, faculty, subjects, and assessments to the correct academic group.
Grade every question type
Grade MCQ and coding answers automatically, then review written responses manually.
Review clear reports
See student, class, and subject performance without combining results from separate files.
From question bank to performance report
Faculty and administrators work in the same assessment flow while keeping their own role-specific controls.
Organize the institution
Set up faculty, students, subjects, and classes, then map each teacher to the right academic group.
Build the assessment
Select reusable questions, combine question types, set marks and timing, and assign the exam to a class.
Run and grade
Conduct the test online or record an offline result. Automatic and manual grading workflows stay together.
Review performance
Use student, class, and subject reports to identify completion, compare scores, and plan the next teaching intervention.
More than an online quiz tool
Wzdm supports the surrounding academic work that college and university teams need before, during, and after an exam.
Reusable question bank
Store questions centrally and reuse them across class tests, internal exams, practical assessments, and future terms.
MCQ, written, and coding
Assess objective knowledge, detailed written responses, and practical programming ability from one system. For engineering colleges, Wzdm also works as an MCQ and coding test platform for programming courses. Read our coding assessment guide for the features to evaluate.
Class-wise assignments
Organize academic groups as classes so the right students receive the right assessments from the right faculty.
Bulk student onboarding
Import student rosters in bulk and reduce repetitive record entry when a new class or academic cycle begins.
Assessment integrity settings
Use scheduling, attempt controls, fullscreen requirements, and tab-switch monitoring for online assessments.
Student, class, and subject reports
Review results by student, class, and subject, then download reports for faculty review and institutional records.
Use the right test format without splitting the records
Keep digital and paper-based assessments in the same operational view instead of maintaining two disconnected result systems.
Online assessments
Deliver timed tests directly through the browser and collect submissions in the platform.
Offline assessments
Continue using paper where it suits the teaching format while preserving the result digitally.
Controls designed around institutional responsibility
Colleges and universities handle student records, assessment submissions, and academic performance data. Wzdm keeps access scoped by institution and role, with sensitive activity recorded for accountability.
Read the data agreementInstitution isolation
Each institution's records remain scoped to its own workspace.
Role-based access
Admins, teachers, and students reach only the functions relevant to them.
Audit records
Sensitive actions can be associated with a user and timestamp.
Documented terms
Data processing and student-data responsibilities are set out publicly.
Frequently asked questions
Can we manage online and offline assessments together?
Yes. Online tests can be delivered through Wzdm, while marks from offline assessments can be recorded so both formats remain part of the institution's assessment history.
What question types does Wzdm support?
Wzdm supports multiple-choice, written, and coding questions. MCQ and coding answers can be evaluated automatically, while teachers retain a manual grading workflow for written responses.
Can we organize students by class and subject?
Yes. Colleges and universities can connect students, faculty, subjects, assessments, and reports to the correct class and academic group.
Can faculty reuse questions and tests?
Teachers can maintain a reusable question bank and use existing questions when preparing future assessments, reducing repeated test-creation work.
How is pricing calculated?
Pricing is based on the institution's student count and billed annually. Teachers, classes, and platform features are included rather than sold as separate add-ons. Visit the pricing page for details.
Bring your institution's assessment work into one system
Book a 30-minute walkthrough based on your classes, subjects, question types, grading process, and reporting needs.