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Start with a paper you already have, generate questions from a book, or write the questions and answers yourself.

Create an exam

  1. Open Your exams & homework, or choose Create exam or Create homework on the home screen.
  2. Choose Exam or Homework, then how to prepare the questions:
    • I have an exam paper: select a source book and upload a PDF or question photos. Review the extracted questions and answers, then save online. The editor opens after saving and flags questions that need attention. Follow the file limits shown on the upload screen.
    • Create questions from a book: select the book, lessons and question types, then review the result. Choose PDF for printing or Save online.
    • Write the questions myself: enter questions and answers directly, then save. This path is free.
  3. Check wording, answer keys and marks before saving. Creating questions from a book uses one AI exam from your balance; scanning an exam paper and writing your own are free. Available methods depend on your permissions.
  4. Saving online creates a draft. Review its assigned groups and availability settings before publishing; saving alone does not make it available to students.

Share an online exam

Choose Save online after reviewing the generated questions. The exam is saved as a draft and its Online Exams page opens directly. Use Edit to adjust questions or Demo as student to try it. Choose Share with students to set the start date and Cairo time. Allowing students to move forward and back uses one timer for the whole exam. Turning that option off uses a separate timer for each question and allows forward movement only. Written answers on paper and camera photos are disabled by default. Enable the checkbox if students should photograph their written work. The timer pauses while the answer camera is open and resumes when it closes. Publishing creates a student link and QR code. Students sign in to take the exam; class enrollment is not required for a shared link. Each exam accepts up to 200 students, including students who have already submitted. Publishing is charged from your wallet at 1 EGP per student (25 EGP minimum), with AI marking of typed and photographed answers included; your first 4 homework a month are free, then 25 EGP each. You see the amount before you confirm — see Prices & Plans.

Publish it to a class

To distribute through your existing classes:
  1. Assign it to one or more classes — only students actively enrolled in an assigned class can see and take the exam.
  2. Schedule it — choose the date and rules from the exam’s scheduling action, then publish.
You can preview exactly what a student will see before publishing, from the exam’s Preview action.

Grading

  • Multiple choice, true/false, numeric, and matching questions are graded automatically the moment a student submits.
  • Short answer and essay questions are graded by AI in the background, usually within a few minutes of submission — you don’t need to grade these by hand. Until grading finishes, the attempt shows as pending.

Reusing content

If you’ve already generated an exam covering similar material, you don’t need to start from scratch — duplicate it and adjust, or ask the AI assistant to build on an existing set of questions instead of generating an entirely new one.

What’s next

Once students have taken the exam, see how each of them did from their profile — see Grading & Tracking Progress.