See what online quizzes change at your institution
Before vs. after adding online quizzes to iVake
Where you are today
Holding you back
Weekends lost to marking
A teacher with several sections marks a pile of unit tests by hand, then types every score into the register on Monday.
Pain point
Questions written again each year
Last year’s papers sit in Word files and pen drives, so questions are written again from scratch.
Pain point
Feedback after the class has moved on
Marks come back days after the test, when the class is already on the next chapter and the moment has passed.
Pain point
Section comparisons built by hand
When the principal asks how four sections did on the same test, someone merges four spreadsheets to answer.
Pain point
- 2+Times each score is written down
- 3+Spreadsheets to compare sections
- DaysBefore students see their marks
Your institution, transformed
Everything connected
Marked on submission
Objective questions are scored when the student submits, and the teacher marks only the written answers.
Solved
A question bank that grows
Questions are saved once, tagged by subject, topic and difficulty, and used again across sections and years.
Solved
Feedback the same day
Students see their score, the correct answer and your explanation as soon as the quiz closes.
Solved
Sections compared in one view
Results for every section that sat the same quiz appear side by side, read from the grade book.
Solved
- 1Grade book for every score
- 0Objective scores typed by hand
- Same dayResults for students
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Marking done before the next period
Objective questions are scored the moment a student submits. Teachers review only the longer answers; everything else is already marked, recorded and in the grade book.
- Multiple choice, true or false, fill in the blank, matching and ordering questions marked automatically
- Partial marks on multi-answer questions, and negative marking where the test calls for it
- The correct answer and your explanation shown to students once the quiz closes
A question bank worth more every term
Write a question once, tag it, and use it again in any section or year. The bank grows with the department instead of starting over each session.
- Filter by subject, topic, difficulty and question type when putting a quiz together
- Edits keep earlier versions, and each question shows how often it has been used
- Bulk import from a spreadsheet for questions kept in Word files or another system
Analysis that shows what students learned
See which questions the class found hard, which ones told strong and weak answers apart, and where students spent longest, across sections and terms.
- Difficulty and discrimination for every question, so a confusing one stands out
- The spread of scores for the class, showing whether the test matched what was taught
- Time spent on each question, pointing to the concepts students stalled on
Online quiz features
Everything you need to set, mark and learn from quizzes
Quiz creation
Quizzes and unit tests set for a section, course or batch.
Question bank
Reusable questions with earlier versions and usage counts.
Objective questions
Multiple choice, true or false and fill in the blank, marked on submission.
Matching & ordering
Matching, ordering and image-based questions, also marked automatically.
Negative marking
A deduction you set for wrong answers, as entrance-style tests expect.
Access restrictions
Quizzes limited to a time window, a number of attempts or the campus network.
Subjects & topics
Questions organised by subject, chapter and topic tags.
Grade book sync
Scores sent to the grade book, which locks and keeps its history.
Frequently asked questions
Get answers to common questions about online quizzes
Can students take quizzes on their phones?
Yes. Quizzes work on a phone or tablet as well as a computer. For tests that matter more, you can limit when a quiz can be taken, how many attempts are allowed and whether it must be taken on the campus network.
How do you reduce cheating in online quizzes?
Questions can be drawn at random from a larger pool so neighbours get different papers, answer options can be shuffled, and time and attempt limits apply. The Quiz Anti Cheating feature adds further controls for higher-stakes tests.
Can we import questions from other systems?
Yes. Questions can be imported in bulk from a spreadsheet, with a template for each question type. Question banks from another platform are mapped during onboarding, in the same way as the rest of your data.
How do partial and negative marking work?
On a multi-answer question you can award marks in proportion: three of four correct options earns three quarters of the marks. Fill-in-the-blank questions can accept more than one correct form, numeric answers can allow a range, and wrong answers can carry a deduction you set.
Can some students be given extra time?
Yes. Individual students can be given a longer time limit, for example a student with a disability who is entitled to compensatory time. It is set for that student, without changing the quiz for everyone else.
How are written answers marked?
Short and long answers are marked by the teacher. All responses to a question are shown together, so each one can be scored and commented on in turn, and the marks go to the grade book once saved.
Can we see how each question performed?
Yes. Item analysis shows the share of students who answered each question correctly and whether it separated strong and weak performers, so questions that are too easy, too hard or badly worded stand out.
Do quizzes work inside LMS courses?
Yes. A quiz can sit inside a course module. Passing it marks the module complete and moves the student’s progress on, and the score still goes to the grade book.
Is a changed quiz score traceable?
Yes. Marks keep a full revision history, so any changed score can be traced to the person who changed it, with the previous value and the time.
Cloud, hosted in your region
REST API & webhooks- SSO: Google, Microsoft & SAML
- Encrypted, backed up daily
Built for the DPDP Act- Full security details
Built for your institution type
See how this feature works for your specific institution
CBSE, ICSE & state-board schoolsChapter quizzes with feedback the same day
Degree collegesQuiz scores weighted into internal assessment
UniversitiesOne question bank shared across departments
ITIs, polytechnics & skill centresModule tests before each certification
Coaching institutesQuick checks for fast-moving batches
Professional collegesQuizzes restricted to a time window or campus network
Integrations, comparisons & tools
Extend online quizzes with integrations, see how iVake compares, and run the numbers
Related features
LMS
Courses with video, documents and quizzes on the same student record.
Quiz Anti Cheating
Further controls for online tests where the result matters most.
Assignment
Assignments set, submitted and marked against the student record.
Examination System
Eligibility, hall tickets and results from the records already kept.
Gradebook
Marks entered where the work happens, locked by deadline.
Course Management
Programmes, subjects and sections set up once and read by every module.
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