CBT software for Nigerian schools. Online or offline.
Egold CBT helps primary and secondary schools in Nigeria and West Africa set computer-based tests, monitor exams and mark results. Use it online for free, or run it on your own school network when internet is unavailable. Every answer is saved the moment a student picks it, so a power cut doesn't wipe out the exam.
No card, no installation for students. Ready in about two minutes.
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See it in action.
Real screens from Egold CBT in an active hall: from invigilator oversight and anti-cheating radar to mobile student exams and instant WAEC-standard marking.
Live Hall Radar
Everything from setting the paper to printing results.
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Before the exam
- Upload past questions from a Word document, or type them in.
- Add comprehension passages, tables and diagrams.
- Pick questions from your banks and set the date, class and duration.
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During the exam
- Every student gets the questions in a different order.
- Watch every computer live: progress, time left and warnings.
- Add time, pause the hall, or message a student from your desk.
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After the exam
- Objective answers are marked the moment students submit.
- Positions and WAEC-style grades (A1 to F9), ready for Excel.
- See which questions were too hard or had a wrong answer key.
Made for real school conditions.
Light goes off. Wi-Fi drops. Thirty students share one lab. Egold CBT was designed around all of it.
- Power cuts
- Answers are saved on the server as each one is picked. Students sign back in and continue, and the invigilator can give back lost time.
- No internet
- Run it on one school PC. Every computer in the lab connects to it over the school network.
- Weak internet
- Online, answers wait on the student's computer and upload when the network returns. Submitting keeps retrying until it succeeds.
- Cheating
- Answer keys never reach the student's computer. Tab switching, copying and leaving full screen are flagged to the invigilator.
- Theory papers
- Students type their answers; teachers mark them on screen, with an AI-suggested mark if you want one.
Nine question types
More than multiple choice.
Matching, put in order, number answers, several blanks in a sentence and select-all-that-apply sit alongside multiple choice, true/false, fill in the blank and theory. Eight are marked automatically, with part marks where a student gets some of it right.
- Multiple choice
- Select all that apply
- True or false
- Fill in the blank
- Several blanks
- Number answer
- Matching
- Put in order
- Theory / essay
Built for the tests schools actually run.
All use casesCA tests & terminal exams
Weekly CA tests and end-of-term papers, set once and marked automatically.
Entrance exams
Screen applicants with a timed, shuffled test and get a ranked list the same day.
CBT practice for SS 3
Get final-year students comfortable with timed computer-based tests before external exams.
Import from Word or Excel
Turn existing Word papers and spreadsheets into a reusable question bank.
Automatic marking
Objective answers marked instantly, part marks where they are deserved, teachers keep the final say on theory.
Exams without internet
One school computer runs the whole exam hall over the school network.
Two ways to run it.
| Online | Your own server | |
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| Price | Free | 300000 |
| Internet during exams | Needed | Not needed |
| Where data lives | Our secure servers | Your school PC |
| Set up | Sign up and start | Install on one PC with XAMPP |
| All exam features | Yes | Yes |
Questions schools ask
What happens if the light goes off during an exam?
Every answer is saved on the server the moment a student picks it. When power returns, the student signs in again and continues where they stopped. The invigilator can add time or reopen the attempt from the Live Monitor.
Do we need internet to write exams?
Not with the self-hosted version: one school computer acts as the server and students connect over the school network. The online version needs internet, but it tolerates weak connections — answers wait on the student's computer and upload when the network comes back.
Is it really free?
Yes. Any school can register and use Egold CBT online for free. A paid licence is only needed if you want to run it on your own offline server.
How do you stop cheating?
Each student can get the questions and options in a different order. Leaving the exam screen, switching tabs, copying or pasting and exiting full screen are recorded and shown to the invigilator live. Answer keys never reach the student's computer.
Set your first CBT exam today.
Register your school, share the join code with your students, and publish a test. It's free.