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A full examination engine with a question bank and gradebooks that sync straight into EduLearn progress.
Goes deeper than quizzes. EduLearn has built in quizzes. EduAssess adds a full exam engine with question banks, test series and gradebooks.
Create papers faster, run exams online and get results out the same day.
Store questions once and reuse them across tests, classes and batches.
Set papers once, reuse them all year and publish results without manual totalling.
Add MCQ and descriptive questions by subject and topic.
Pick questions, set the time and assign it to a class or batch.
Timed exams on any device, with submissions in one place.
Objective answers are marked automatically and results go to the gradebook.
| Student | Avg score | Progress |
|---|---|---|
| Nikhil Das | 84% | 92% |
| Sneha Gogoi | 78% | 85% |
| Arjun Paul | 56% | 49% |
| Meera Kalita | 91% | 97% |
Exam scores sit next to course progress from EduLearn, so teachers see the full picture for every student.
Set up the way your kind of institution works.
EduAssess shares the same students, classes and data as every other Edurly product.
Something else on your mind? Ask us below.
EduAssess is Edurly's online examination software. It covers question banks, MCQ and descriptive tests, online exams, assignments, automated evaluation, results, gradebooks and performance reports.
Yes. You can create MCQ tests, descriptive tests or mixed papers that combine both.
Yes. Create tests from your question bank and run them regularly for each batch, with results published after every test.
Automated evaluation marks answers where it applies, such as objective questions. Teachers mark the rest in the same system.
EduLearn includes lightweight quizzes inside courses. EduAssess is a full examination engine with question banks, formal exams, assignments, gradebooks and performance reports.
Yes. EduAssess gradebooks are synced with EduLearn progress tracking.
Yes. Set assignments for a class or batch, collect submissions and grade them into the gradebook.
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