Structure of the Question Bank
The question bank feature helps admins streamline the process of creating diverse question types. Our tool organizes questions according to subjects and topics, saving time and ensuring comprehensive coverage.
Important Questions Feature Available for All Academics.
Structure of the Question Bank
Question Types
We offer the following 10 question types
Multiple Choice
Presents a question with several possible answers, marked A, B, C, D, etc., from which the respondent must select the correct one. Our platform supports up to 8 options, providing flexibility in question design.
Passage/Essay Type
Provides a text passage or essay prompt followed by questions that assess comprehension or analysis of the content.
Subjective
Requires a detailed, open-ended response that allows respondents to express their understanding in their own words.
Single Choice
It uses objective questions with multiple options. Candidates can choose the right one from the given options.
True/False
Asks respondents to determine whether a given statement is accurate or not.
Fill in the Blanks
Presents a sentence or paragraph with missing words or phrases that respondents must complete.
File Upload
Requires respondents to upload a file as part of their answer, suitable for complex tasks like programming or detailed projects.
Single Digit
Requires a single numeric digit as the answer, useful for questions needing precise numerical responses.
Match the following
Requires you to pair up items from two lists. You need to connect the related items on the left with the items on the right.
Range (From-To)
Asks respondents to select a numeric value within a specified range, allowing for responses that fall between two boundaries.
Range (From-To)
Asks respondents to select a numeric value within a specified range, allowing for responses that fall between two boundaries.
Image and Formula-Based Questions
Image-Based Questions
Require candidates to analyze visual content to answer questions.
Formula-Based Questions
Involve questions that require the application of mathematical formulas or other structured methodologies.
JEE Advance & Government Exam Standards
JEE Advance Standards
Our tool accommodates the specific marking rules of JEE exams, including partial and negative marking systems.
Grading Methods
Partial Marking
Awards points for incomplete or partially correct answers.
Negative Marking
Deducts points for incorrect answers, encouraging careful consideration of each response.
