• The teacher schedules a test for a class or for all classes.
• It appears on the dashboard with its opening time and, on the day, on the board beside the sign-in page.
• Tests open and close on Indian Standard Time, kept by the server.

• Nothing here starts the clock.
• Seven checks show what this device can and cannot do during the test: Screen, Browser, Connection, Answer backup, Battery, Clock, Screen stays on.
• A blocked connection stops the start; a note does not.

Check this device in the practice test

• Submit opens a summary first: how many you answered and a warning for blanks.
• Once you confirm, the test closes for good.
• When time runs out or at three integrity warnings, the test is submitted with whatever is saved.

• Single-choice, multi-select and numerical answers are marked by the server the moment the test is submitted.
• Written answers wait for the teacher, who reads the typed text or the photo pages.
• The teacher enters marks from 0 to the question’s maximum and can return a checked copy.
• Until then those questions show “Awaiting marking”.

• Results are locked while a test is open.
• After it closes, the teacher publishes the results. The teacher separately decides whether the answer key and solutions are shown.
• Students in the class get an in-app notice and an email.

• Marks, plus rank and percentile among everyone who took the test.
• Accuracy, marks by subject and time on each question when it was measured.
• Every answer beside the key, with the teacher’s explanation.
• Checked copies and a button to ask for a re-check.

• From a published result a student can make a scorecard: an image and a link.
• It shows their first name and last initial, class, the test and subject, score, accuracy, rank, percentile, how many took it and the date.
• The student can switch the link off at any time.
• When invites are on, the card also shows the student’s invite code.