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Write questions, import your files or ask AI for a first draft. Set the timing and access rules, send the exam to the right people and track every result in NineQuiz.
Create a free examImport Word, Excel or PDF files, draft with AI, or reuse questions saved in your bank.
Split an exam into sections and choose separate scoring and randomization rules for each one.
Set the audience, access window, time limit and number of allowed attempts.
Answer-key questions are graded automatically and every submission appears in one report.
NineQuiz connects exam authoring, delivery, grading and reporting in one straightforward workflow.
Write or import questions, organize them into sections and add answers and scores.
Choose the candidates, access window and time limit, then share a link or QR code.
Mark the responses that need review, confirm scores and inspect results by candidate or question.
Write from scratch, import Word, Excel or PDF files, generate an AI draft, or pull questions from your existing bank.
Use auto-graded formats for knowledge checks and open responses where a teacher or reviewer needs to make a judgement.
Each section can have its own instructions, scoring and shuffle rules—useful for multi-subject exams and linked scenario questions.
Questions that share the same context stay in order.
Separate Maths, Science and English into sections so candidates know which content they are on.
Keep the reading comprehension or scenario section in a fixed order while the rest is shuffled.
Use a multiple-choice section for automatic grading and an essay or upload section for deeper review.
Publish openly or assign to a group, set the access window and time limit, and choose when results become visible.
Organize questions by subject, category or group, then select them directly or draw a random set using your own criteria.
NineQuiz records relevant activity on a timeline, giving organizers more context when they need to review a submission.
Proctoring data is there to give context. Check more than one source before drawing conclusions about unusual behaviour.
Objective questions are scored on submission; essays and uploaded work move into a clear manual-grading queue.
Review scores, completion time, answer accuracy and individual attempts, then export to Excel when you need the data elsewhere.
Explain what is expected before candidates start each group of questions.
Choose a shuffling rule that fits the structure of each section.
Score each question individually or apply one scale to the whole section.
Set how many attempts are allowed and which result counts.
Collect the details you need before the exam opens.
Open the exam straight away or schedule it to match your timetable.
Copy an existing structure to prepare the next exam faster.
Candidates open the exam in a browser — no app to install.
Name one or more classes that are allowed to take part.
Download the report as Excel for records or further analysis.
Close the exam temporarily when content or settings need updating.
Give several people the right permissions to run the exam together.
Assign by class, organize sections by subject or skill and review each learner's result.
Schedule access, enforce a time limit and review noteworthy events from each attempt.
Check what learners retained and whether they can apply the material after a course or internal program.
Use one exam structure and scoring standard to compare applicants consistently.
Choose Online Exams for controlled access, timing and detailed records. Use Quick Quiz for fast review and live participation.
Yes. You can open a free account, build an exam and try the delivery workflow. If you later need more capacity or features, you can choose a suitable plan.
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