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How to make a mock test website, without writing code.

In short

A good mock test website needs a question bank, timed sections, negative marking, an exam-style question palette, results for each student and a way to take payment. With TEACHNIQ you can set all of this up in an afternoon without writing code; here is the order to do it in.

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What students expect

  • The same timing and sections as the real exam.
  • A palette showing answered, not answered, not visited and marked for review.
  • Negative marking where the exam has it.
  • An on-screen calculator when the exam allows one.
  • Results and a review of answers afterwards.

Build it step by step

  1. Create your academy and add your institute's logo and colours.
  2. Fill the question bank: import from the Excel or Word template, by subject and topic.
  3. Create a test from an exam pattern, or set sections, timing and marking yourself.
  4. Choose attempts, pass mark and whether the calculator shows.
  5. Sell the test series on its own, or include it in a course or bundle.
  6. Connect your payment gateway (Razorpay, Stripe and more) and share your link.

After the test

Objective questions are marked instantly. Written answers wait in Reviews for your faculty to mark, and the student gets an email when the mark is in.

Questions people ask.

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Yes. A platform such as TEACHNIQ gives you the question bank, test engine, exam screen and payments, so you only add questions and set the rules.

Fill in the Excel or Word template and import it into your question bank in one go.

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