Frequently asked questions

Yes. Upload scans or PDFs and Webodhi's AI reads each question, solves it independently and compares its answer with the answer key. Disagreements are flagged so you choose the right one. It also crops diagrams, renders equations, and tags each question by subject, chapter and topic. Nothing is published until you confirm it.

Yes, two of them. Every paper you digitise and every question you write goes into your college's own private bank, which only your staff can see and which stays with you for later exams. Alongside it there is a ready-made bank for Physics, Chemistry, Maths and Biology. You can filter by chapter, topic, difficulty and question type, or show previous-year questions only.

No. Questions you digitise or write are stored in your institute's private bank and are only visible to your own staff. They are never shown to or shared with other colleges, and they stay available for every future test you build.

No, and no new hardware either. The Webodhi Exam Hub installs on any Windows PC you already have. Student devices on the same local network connect to it automatically, and results upload to Webodhi when the internet is available.

Answers are saved in the browser as the student works. When they reopen the test, their attempt is recovered, and retries after a network drop are submitted only once.

Class average and attendance for each class, historical averages, topic-wise and difficulty-wise performance, and a report for every submission with accuracy, completion, time taken, question pacing and the chapters to review. Teachers also get a list of questions to reteach with the wrong option most students chose, and a "Check key" flag when the answer key may be wrong. Institution analytics add syllabus coverage and leaderboards.

Yes. Choose from a results spreadsheet, detailed results workbook, subject-wise marksheet (PDF), subject-wise marks list, attendance sheet or a ZIP of individual student reports. Select departments and classes, choose one combined sheet or a sheet per class, and preview the file before downloading.

Yes. Each has its own exam-pattern preset, questions are tagged chapter by chapter, JEE Main has an NTA-style exam screen, and the Physics, Chemistry, Maths and Biology banks cover NEET practice.

Yes. Export any test as a PDF question paper and answer key, and print Webodhi OMR answer sheets with your college name and scan them so paper and online results sit together.

There are three plans, billed yearly. Starter: ₹2 per student per exam from a prepaid wallet, at least ₹10,000 a year, with no student limit. Pro, for up to 999 students: ₹100 per student a year for unlimited exams and the full question bank, billed for at least 150 students, so it starts at ₹15,000 a year. Campus, for 1,000 students or more: ₹100 per student a year, ₹90 above 1,000 students and ₹80 above 2,000, with priority phone support. Prices exclude 18% GST.

Pro and Campus are billed yearly and start with a 14-day free trial with 25 AI credits. Starter colleges pay from a prepaid wallet instead: the smallest top-up is ₹10,000, and the balance stays valid for 12 months.

It checks them. The AI solves every question on its own and compares its answer with the answer key and any mark on the paper. If they disagree, the question is flagged and the teacher chooses the right answer. Nothing is published until a teacher confirms it.

Yes. Upload the PDF, pick the pages, and Webodhi's AI extracts each question with its options, answer, solution and diagrams, and tags it by chapter, topic and difficulty. After a teacher reviews the drafts, the questions can be used in an online test straight away.

Yes. Upload the photos as JPEG, PNG or WebP images. Straight, well-lit photos give the best results, and every question is reviewed before it is published.

Each page of a paper counts as one AI page. Every plan includes some each year (1,000 on Starter, 10,000 on Pro, 20,000 on Campus); after that, extra pages cost ₹500 per 1,000 pages plus GST. Pages that produce no questions are free. Teachers on their own digitise their own papers free within fair use.

No. Questions you digitise or write are stored in your institute's private bank and are only visible to your own staff.

The ready bank has 48,000+ questions for Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology, for KCET, JEE Main and NEET preparation.

Single correct, multiple correct (with partial marks), numerical and text answers.

Yes. Any test can be exported as a PDF question paper with an answer key, and the layout can be adjusted before printing.

Yes. Webodhi has an NTA-style JEE Main screen with the question palette and Mark for Review states, plus a JEE Main preset of 25 questions per subject, 180 minutes and +4/−1 marking.

Yes. Webodhi works on Android phones, iPhones, laptops and desktops, and can be installed like an app from the browser.

Answers keep saving on the student's device. When the connection returns the attempt continues, and the submission is accepted exactly once even if it is retried. For exams with no internet at all, use the Webodhi Exam Hub.

Questions are shuffled per student, the exam runs in full screen with copy, paste and right-click blocked, and leaving the exam window on a laptop earns a strike.

No. The Webodhi Exam Hub runs on any 64-bit Windows PC. Student devices on the same local network connect to it automatically.

No. One ordinary Windows PC you already own runs the Exam Hub, your existing Wi-Fi or LAN connects the devices, and students use the phones, tablets or laptops you already have.

No. Students need the Webodhi app installed beforehand; during the exam everything runs over the local network.

The Exam Hub uploads results when the internet connection returns. Uploads can be retried safely; they never create duplicate results.

Yes. The same test from your question bank can be conducted online or over the campus network with the Exam Hub.

Yes. Webodhi provides a 90-question OMR answer sheet (options A to D) that you can print one per page or three per A4 page.

No. Upload sheets scanned on a document scanner or photographed, as a PDF or as images, and Webodhi reads them.

₹0.10 per sheet on the Starter plan, plus GST. Pro and Campus include unlimited OMR scans.

Yes. Webodhi offers six exports: a results spreadsheet, detailed results workbook, subject-wise marksheet (PDF), subject-wise marks list, attendance sheet and a ZIP of individual student reports.

Yes. Each student profile shows rank in class, department and institution.

After each test it lists the questions below 50% correct, the topic of each, and the wrong option most students chose, so teachers know exactly which idea to go over again.

Yes. When more students choose another option than the keyed answer, the question is flagged "Check key" so a teacher can verify the key before results are released.

Yes. Choose the exam, chapters, topics and the easy, medium and hard split, and Webodhi builds the test from your college's questions, the ready bank or both.

Yes. Merge tests into one combined test; duplicate questions are removed and the time is added up.

Yes. Results can be shown after each attempt, after the exam window closes, at a set time, or only when an admin releases them.

Yes. Your college's name and logo appear on the exam screen, result cards and the installed app.

Yes. Upload an Excel sheet, preview the students, then import them and share logins over WhatsApp or SMS.

Yes. The KCET preset sets 60 questions per subject with 1 mark per correct answer and no negative marking.

Yes. Upload scans or PDFs of past papers and Webodhi's AI turns them into tagged questions in your private question bank.

Yes. With the Webodhi Exam Hub on a Windows PC, students take the test over the campus network and results upload later.

Yes. It has the NTA-style question palette and Mark for Review states.

+4 for a correct answer and −1 for a wrong answer, with 25 questions per subject and 180 minutes. Every setting can be changed.

Yes. The NEET preset has 45 Physics, 45 Chemistry and 90 Biology questions, 180 minutes and +4/−1 marking.

Yes. Print Webodhi OMR sheets and upload the filled sheets for marking.

Yes. Install the Webodhi Exam Hub on a Windows PC in your lab. Student devices on the campus network take the test from it, and results upload when the internet returns.

No. Questions you digitise or write go into your college's private bank and are visible only to your staff.

Yes. Students practise on a screen that behaves like the NTA computer-based test.

Yes. Each student is ranked in their class, department and institution after every test.

Yes. Sign up on your own and you get a one-person workspace for digitising papers and creating tests, starting with a 7-day free trial with 15 free question credits. The Free plan stays free after the trial.

No. A teacher workspace is for making question papers: you export each test as a PDF with its answer key and conduct it your way. Colleges that want online, OMR or offline exams use the college plans.

Free covers digitising your own papers and making papers from your own questions; Webodhi bank questions cost ₹1 each, charged once. Subject plans include the bank: One Subject ₹499 a year, Three Subjects ₹999 a year, All Subjects ₹1,499 a year. Prices include GST.

Webodhi tells you before an export needs more question credits than you have. Buy credits or a subject plan and carry on; your own questions and anything you exported before stay free, and nothing else in your workspace stops.

No. A Webodhi bank question you export stays yours: reuse it in any test, re-export or reprint at no cost, even after your subscription ends. Your own and digitised questions are never charged.

Yes. Tools like Webodhi use AI to read scanned papers, extract questions, options, answers and diagrams, and turn them into an online test after a teacher reviews them.

Not with Webodhi. Diagrams are cropped from the scan and equations are written as LaTeX automatically.

Yes, by serving the exam from a computer on the local network. The Webodhi Exam Hub does this from any 64-bit Windows PC.

Student devices and the hub on the same network, Wi-Fi client isolation turned off, and TCP port 8000 and mDNS (UDP port 5353) allowed.

Look for KCET support, offline exams for unreliable internet, OMR for paper tests and a private question bank. Webodhi was built for exactly this: it digitises old papers with AI and runs online, OMR and offline LAN exams for KCET, JEE Main and NEET.

Webodhi runs computer-based exams without internet through the Webodhi Exam Hub, a Windows program that serves the exam over the campus network and uploads results later.

Form tools are designed for general surveys and quizzes. Colleges preparing students for KCET, JEE Main and NEET usually need exam-pattern marking, a syllabus-tagged question bank, offline and OMR exams, crash-proof attempts and rank analytics, which is what Webodhi provides.

Yes. Pro and Campus start with a 14-day free trial with 25 AI credits. Trial AI credits pay for digitising and are counted over the whole trial, not monthly. Starter needs no trial: there is no subscription, and you pay only for the exams you run. Teachers on their own start with a 7-day free trial with 15 free question credits.

Pro and Campus are billed yearly. Starter is paid from a prepaid wallet as you use it; the smallest top-up is ₹10,000.