How-To Guides
Run better online exams, step by step
Practical answers to the questions teachers ask most: how to run an exam online for free, keep it fair, mark it, and share the results. Each guide gives the short answer first, then the exact steps.
Guides for teachers
How to conduct an online exam for students for free, step by step
From a blank page to a live, timed, auto-graded exam in about ten minutes, with no app for students.
Read the guide →A Google Forms alternative for quizzes with a timer and auto-grading
What Google Forms quizzes do well, where they stop, and how to move a quiz to a timed, auto-graded test.
Read the guide →How to prevent cheating in online exams: a practical checklist for teachers
A checklist for before, during and after the exam, plus what no browser can stop, so you set expectations honestly.
Read the guide →How to make an online test with negative marking
Choose a penalty, set it per question or in a spreadsheet, switch it on, and check scoring before students start.
Read the guide →How to create a mock test series for your coaching institute
Exam-pattern mock tests, a course that unlocks them on a schedule, batches, ranks and progress tracking.
Read the guide →How to give an online exam on mobile phones
No app, one link, answers that survive bad signal, and honest notes on proctoring when students are on phones.
Read the guide →How to import questions from Word, Excel or PDF into an online test
Upload Word, Excel, CSV, PDF or photos of a printed paper, review every question, add the answer key, make the exam.
Read the guide →How to share exam results and scorecards with students and parents
Hold or release scores, share scorecards on WhatsApp or as PDF, send parents a private report card, export everything.
Read the guide →Feature walkthroughs
Create your first exam
Set up a question paper, timing, and marking, then publish a shareable link.
See the feature →Generate questions with AI
Turn a topic or syllabus into ready-to-use questions with answer keys.
See the feature →Build a question bank
Save, tag, and reuse questions so your next exam takes minutes.
See the feature →Work out negative marking
Try marking schemes and see how they change a score before you set one.
See the feature →Auto-grade and release results
Let grading happen the instant a student submits, then release results.
See the feature →Read the analytics dashboard
Make sense of rankings, percentiles, and section-wise performance.
See the feature →Issue shareable scorecards
Give students and parents a clean score report - no login needed.
See the feature →Turn on anti-cheating tools
Tab-switch detection, fullscreen lockdown and webcam snapshots.
See the feature →Ready to try it yourself?
Create an account and follow any guide hands-on. Free forever for teachers.