CBT exam software for Nigerian and West African schools

Set school exams, keep them running when internet or power is unreliable, and return results without re-marking objective scripts. Online use is free; offline self-hosting needs a licence.

Choose the question type for the skill you want to assess

Use any supported format in school tests and exams. Objective answers are marked automatically; teachers review written answers.

Multiple choice (MCQ)

Use it for: timed subject tests that check many topics in one sitting, such as a Mathematics or Basic Science class assessment.

How marking works: students select an option; the answer is marked automatically.

True or false

Use it for: quick checks of facts, definitions or whether students understand a concept before moving to the next topic.

How marking works: students choose True or False; the answer is marked automatically.

Fill in the blank

Use it for: short recall questions such as a key term, date, formula value or place name.

How marking works: teachers can enter accepted alternatives, including spelling variants; matching answers are marked automatically.

Descriptive / theory / essay

Use it for: show-your-working Mathematics, explanations in Science, and longer written answers in subjects such as English or Social Studies.

How marking works: a teacher reviews and enters the mark. AI can suggest a score and feedback, but the teacher decides the final grade.

Setting questions

Question banks by subject: Keep each subject's questions together and reuse them across terms and classes.
Word import: Upload a .docx paper. Numbered questions with A–D options become objective questions, with answers taken from "Answer: B" lines or an answer key at the end. Theory papers are kept exactly as typed, tables and pictures included.
Comprehension passages: Attach several questions to one passage or poem. Students read it once, and the questions stay together even when the order is shuffled.
Tables, diagrams and formulas: Add a table, a diagram above or below the question, and sub/superscripts for chemistry and maths (H₂O, x²).
Four question types: Multiple choice, true/false, fill in the blank with accepted alternatives, and descriptive/theory answers. See examples and when to use each above.
AI help: Generate questions on a topic, or turn a photo of a past paper into questions, then review before saving.
Spreadsheet import: Bring in hundreds of questions at once from a CSV file.

Running the exam

Each student gets a different paper: Questions and options can be shuffled per student. Answer keys never leave the server.
Server-controlled timer: Refreshing the page or restarting the computer doesn't reset the clock or the answers.
Live invigilation: See every student's progress, time left and warnings. Send messages, add time, pause the whole hall, submit for a student or end an attempt.
Power-cut recovery: Students who lost power sign in and continue. Attempts that ran out of time while they were away can be reopened with their answers kept.
Integrity warnings: Switching tabs, leaving full screen, copying and pasting are recorded with the time, and can auto-submit after a limit you set.
On-screen calculator: Turn it on for maths and science papers. No phones needed.
Review later: Students flag questions to come back to, and are reminded before they submit.

Results and analysis

Instant marking: Objective questions are marked the moment a student submits. Theory answers go to the teacher's marking screen.
WAEC-style grades: Positions, percentages and grades from A1 to F9 for every exam.
Question analysis: See how many students got each question right, whether it separated strong from weak students, and which wrong option most picked. A likely wrong answer key is flagged.
Re-mark in one click: Fixed a wrong answer key? Every script is re-marked and students whose scores change are told.
Excel and print: Export results to Excel (CSV) or print a clean results sheet or PDF.
Leaderboards and progress: Class leaderboards, each student's results by subject over time, and report cards.

For the school

Join code: Students and teachers create their own accounts with your school's join code. Teachers wait for your approval.
Roles: Administrators, teachers and students each see only what they need.
Activity log: Sign-ins, changes and exam actions are recorded for the administrator.
Your branding: Your school's name and logo on the sign-in page.

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