Online tests
Timed MCQ tests, graded the moment they’re submitted
Tests should show progress, not create marking work. In GIMS a teacher sets the test once; students take it in their portal, and the result is ready the second they submit.
How it works
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Write the test
Multiple-choice questions, optionally grouped into sections, with a time limit and the number of attempts allowed.
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Assign it
To everyone, to one course, to one batch, or to the students you pick.
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Students take it
In their portal, with a countdown. When time runs out it submits on its own; a closed tab can be resumed.
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Results straight away
Each attempt is graded on submission. Students review their answers; teachers see every attempt.
What you get
Time limits
A countdown on every attempt, with automatic submission when time is up.
Shuffled papers
Shuffle the questions, the options, or both, so neighbours don’t see the same order.
Assign precisely
Everyone, a course, a batch, or chosen students — only they can open it.
Attempts that count
Set how many attempts are allowed; the best score is shown, and every attempt is kept.
Answers stay hidden
The answer key is never sent to a student’s device while they’re taking the test.
On the student profile
Results sit with the student’s attendance and fees, for a full picture.
What kind of questions are supported?
Multiple-choice questions with one correct answer, optionally grouped into sections. For lessons, assignments and richer tests, use Grawity Classroom.
What if a student’s internet drops mid-test?
Their attempt stays open. Opening the test again resumes the same attempt with the time remaining.
Can a student submit twice by mistake?
No. A second submission of the same attempt is refused, so a double click or a retry can’t overwrite a result.
Works together with
See it working with your own institute.
Start a free one-month trial. Add a course and a batch, and you’re ready to go.