Online test software for colleges and universities
Departments run sessionals, internal tests, and coding assessments on their own schedule. Teemly keeps all of it — papers, submissions, marks, and reports — in one place, semester after semester.
One system across every department
Faculty set their own papers and their own grading. The institution still sees the whole picture, and nothing depends on which spreadsheet a teacher kept.
A question bank per subject
Faculty build question sets against a subject and pull from them again for the next sessional, backlog paper, or semester.
Send to a section, or to a few students
Assign a test to a whole section, or only to the students sitting a re-test or a backlog paper.
Objective, written, and code in one paper
MCQ and coding answers are marked on submission. Written answers stay with the faculty member who set them.
Internal marks without the spreadsheet chase
Every assessment sits against the student and the subject, ready to review or download when internals are due.
From the first sessional to the internal marks sheet
Faculty run their own subjects; administrators see the institution. Same flow, different controls.
Set up the semester
Import the roster department by department, create sections and subjects, and map each faculty member to what they teach.
Set the paper
Pull questions from the subject's bank, mix objective, written, and coding items, then fix marks and duration.
Conduct it, or record it
Run the sessional in the browser with fullscreen and attempt limits, or hold it on paper and enter marks afterwards. Both end up in the same record.
Close the semester
Pull student, section, and subject reports to see who is short on attempts, where the cohort is weak, and what the internal marks add up to.
What a department needs around an exam
The work either side of the paper — rosters, re-tests, records, reports — not just the hour the test runs.
Question bank per subject
Questions live with the subject, not in one faculty member's files, so the next sessional starts from something.
MCQ, written, and coding
Theory, numerical work, and programming in one paper. Engineering departments use Teemly as an MCQ and coding test platform for lab internals and placement-prep rounds. Our coding assessment guide covers what to check before choosing one.
Sections, electives, and re-tests
Each section is its own group. Send a paper to all of it, or only to the students taking a backlog or improvement test.
Roster import at intake
Bring in a whole intake or a department's roster from a spreadsheet instead of creating students one at a time.
Controls for unproctored tests
Scheduling windows, attempt limits, fullscreen enforcement, and tab-switch monitoring for tests students sit on their own devices.
Records that survive the semester
Every assessment stays against the student and subject, and reports download as files you can hand to a department or keep for an audit.
Lab tests online, sessionals on paper, one set of marks
Most departments run both. The format shouldn't decide whether a mark ends up in the system or in someone's register.
Online assessments
Delivered in the browser on the department's schedule, with submissions collected as students finish.
Paper assessments
Hall exams, viva, and lab work stay on paper. The result still lands in the same place.
Who can see which students' marks
A college holds marks for thousands of students across departments that have no business seeing each other's records. Access is scoped to the institution and to the role, and sensitive actions are recorded against a user and a time.
Read the data agreementOne institution, one workspace
Your college's records are not shared with any other institution on the platform.
Faculty see their own subjects
Administrators, faculty, and students each reach only what their role allows.
Actions are attributable
Sensitive changes are recorded against the user who made them, and when.
Terms in writing
Data processing and student-data responsibilities are published, not left to a sales conversation.
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 annually. Faculty accounts, sections, and platform features are included rather than sold as separate add-ons. Visit the pricing page for details.
See it against your own semester
Thirty minutes, walked through with your departments, your paper pattern, and your internal-marks process.