Students send their answer sheets. Question-wise marks and feedback come back automatically.
Change any mark with one tap. The mark you set is the mark that goes out.
Photographed on a student's phone. Angle, shadows and all.
The part that changes results. The part parents notice.
Your numbers, not ours.
Assumes 3 hours a day after each test — by then the class has moved on.
Answered plainly.
No. It proposes a mark against your scheme and shows you the words that earned it. You decide — and one tap changes anything.
Your scheme is the rubric. Your step allocation, your mark split. Never a generic one.
Equivalent methods get full credit. So does the NCERT route. Spelling never costs a mark.
Error carried forward. Method right, arithmetic wrong, the method still earns its marks — as a board examiner would.
Change it with one tap. Nothing is fixed and nothing is final until you say so — the mark you set is the mark the student sees.
You won't. Every mark quotes the words that earned it, so a paper reads in seconds. Anything it wasn't sure of says so.
Paper 200 is checked like paper 1. Consistency across a stack is the one thing a tired human can't do.
Nobody. Each student sends their own sheet on WhatsApp. No app, no scanner, no login.
They go out on their own, on WhatsApp. Nobody chases you for results.
Inside your institute only. Never shared, never sold, never used to train anything. Deleted after checking.
Better said now than found in week three.
Send five you have already marked, on WhatsApp. They come back checked, next to your own marks.
Send five you have already marked. We reply on the same chat.