Built for anyone who marks multiple-choice tests on paper.
The same software fits a class test of 20 questions and a mock entry test of 200. Here is how each kind of organisation might set it up.
Use cases
Schools
50 questions · 4 options · roll number
Class tests, monthly tests and board-pattern MCQ papers marked the same afternoon. Each class keeps its own register, so results come out with names already filled in.
Colleges and universities
100 questions · 5 options · negative marking
Large papers with negative marking and weighted questions. Export one Excel sheet per paper for the examination office, with a PDF of every marked sheet for queries.
Examination departments
Numbered sheets 001–999 · scanner feeder
Numbered sheets catch duplicate scans; a document scanner with a feeder takes the stack in one run. Results stay on the department’s own computer.
Training institutes
Custom fields · course name · batch
Add your own fields to the sheet, such as course or batch, and keep each batch as a class with its own register and results.
Entry-test preparation academies
Up to 200 questions · the real paper’s marking
Mock tests set out like the entry tests your students will sit, such as MDCAT or ECAT, with the same number of questions and marking scheme, marked in time to go over the answers in the next class.
Any organisation running MCQ tests
Recruitment · certification · quizzes
Recruitment screening, staff certification and competitions: if the test is multiple choice on paper, the sheet can be designed for it.
These are example set-ups, not customer stories.
Print your first answer sheet today.
Install OMR Software on a Windows PC, design a sheet for your next test, and print a test copy before the real run.