Build the paper. Share one link. The marks come back to you.

Test Papers is the teacher side of ViJEEta: assemble a test from a calibrated question bank at the real exam's pattern and difficulty, share it with your batch as a single link, and read what the class actually got wrong. Free, browser-based, nothing to install.

How a test gets from your head to your students

1. Choose the exam and the pattern.

   Eight real-exam presets, each carrying that exam's own question counts, marks, negative marking and duration. The ninth is Custom, where you set every count, mark and the duration yourself.

2. Choose the syllabus.

   Type a chapter name, or paste your syllabus text and let it be resolved against the curriculum tree. Grain goes below chapter: keep only certain topics, or exclude the ones you have not taught yet.

3. Build, and proof-read.

   The paper is assembled and handed to the reviewers you named — which can be you. Every question gets Keep, Replace or Fix. Press Submit and the replacements are swapped in automatically; only the changed questions re-open for a second look.

4. Share with your batch.

   Paste emails or use a saved batch (up to 500 students in one batch). Choose when it opens and closes, and whether solutions become visible after the student submits, after the window closes, or never.

5. Send one link.

   Copy the link, or the ready-made WhatsApp message, or hit WhatsApp directly. Students open it on a phone. See the message to send and why links get ignored.

6. Read the results.

   Shared, attempted, still pending. Class average, and the change against your last test with a warning attached when the two papers were not at the same difficulty — because comparing a hard paper's average with an easy one's is how a class is told it is improving when it is not.

What you can build

Every preset below carries the published shape of the real exam — counts, marks, negative marking, duration:

Every row above is the real exam's published shape, and the desk builds to it. Single-choice, numeric-answer, multiple-correct and match-the-column are supported. Long-answer and subjective questions are not offered — the bank holds none and a machine cannot honestly grade them.

Where the questions come from, and how much of it is measured

Papers are assembled from ViJEEta's own question banks. Question difficulty is not a label somebody typed — it is an item difficulty measured from real attempt data, and where it has not been measured for a question, that question carries no difficulty and the paper says so instead of guessing. Here is how much of each bank has a measured difficulty today:

Counted from the bank files on disk on 2026-08-21 by an independent re-count. The JEE row reads "—" because that pass did not re-count the original JEE bank — per-chapter question counts for JEE are published on every chapter page instead. The Olympiad bank is the weak one at 22.5% and this table is not going to hide it.

Difficulty: the part most paper generators skip

Each subject is built at its exam's own measured level, so a class average of 41% tells you something. Where that level was measured, the desk says measured; where it could not be, it says prior in amber rather than inventing one — and you can replace a prior by uploading a real past paper. How difficulty is set, in full →

What it does not do — read this before you ask for access

• There is no self-serve signup. An admin adds your Google account to the roster by hand. That is a real constraint, not a waitlist tactic.
• Students must sign in with the exact address you registered. No account, wrong Gmail, or a forwarded link means the test will not open. This keeps papers inside your batch; it also means you must collect the right addresses first.
• Nobody emails your students for you. You send the link. There is no mailer.
• Multi-paper combined tests cannot be shared yet — share the sections separately.
• A student sees any test shared to their address, including one built for a different exam. A per-exam filter is written down as owed work, not built. Sharing a JEE paper to a NEET student's email will show it to them.
• The Android app is not on the Play Store yet. The browser is the student path today, on phone or laptop.
• The question bank is licensed content in part — Vedantu's Tatva books are served with permission. Papers you build are for your own students; this is not a licence to publish or sell them.

Questions teachers ask

How does a teacher build a paper on ViJEEta?

You pick the exam preset (JEE Main, JEE Advanced, NEET UG, ISI UGA, IOQM, MHT-CET, AP or TS/TG EAPCET, or a custom pattern), then the syllabus — by chapter, or down to individual topics you want kept or excluded — and name who proof-reads each subject. The system assembles the paper from the calibrated question bank using the same assembler that builds the students' own tests, at that exam's own difficulty level per subject. Your reviewers mark each question Keep, Replace or Fix; on Submit the system swaps the replaced ones, re-opens only the changed questions, finalizes when every subject is in, and exports the question-ID list as CSV.

How do students take a shared paper?

You share the finalized paper with a list of student email addresses, or with a saved batch. Each share produces one link. A student opens the link on any phone or laptop browser, signs in with the Google account you registered, and takes the paper in a full test interface — timer, question palette, mark-for-review. There is nothing to install. The server grades it; the student sees their score, and you see the results.

What marking scheme does a shared paper use?

The paper's own. When a paper is finalized, its marks per question type are written into the runner, so a NEET paper grades +4/−1 out of 720, an IOQM paper grades its 2/3/5-mark tiers out of 100, and an ISI UGA paper grades +4 for a correct answer, 0 for a wrong one and +1 for a question left blank. Grading happens entirely on the server; the student's browser never does the marks arithmetic.

Do I need to install anything, and does it cost money?

No, and no. Teachers work in a browser dashboard; students take papers in a browser. ViJEEta has no paid plan and no payment step anywhere in the product.

Can a student forward the test link to a friend?

No — and that is deliberate. The link only opens for an email address on the share list, checked on the server on every request. A forwarded link shows the friend a message saying the test was shared with a different address. It means the loop is not viral, and it also means a paper cannot leak out of your batch through one forward.

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