Sit the test on screen, get the marks back fast.
A unit test used to mean a day waiting for the paper to be typed and printed, then a week for it to come back with a number in red pen. When your school runs exams on Gurukul you sit it in the browser, the MCQs are marked the moment you submit, and the result lands in your portal - with the corrections.
- LiveServer timer
- AutoSaved as you go
- InstantMCQ marking
- AnyKind of test
A timer you can trust and answers that save themselves
The exam opens fullscreen with your remaining time counted from the server. Answers are written away every few seconds, so the two things students actually worry about - losing time and losing work - are both handled.
- Countdown computed server-side, immune to clock changes
- Progress saved continuously and restored on reopen
- Auto-submits cleanly when the window closes
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A result you can actually learn from
Once results are released you get more than a total: every question with your answer beside the correct one, the marks each was worth, and your teacher's remark on the written questions. The corrections arrive while the chapter is still fresh.
- Your answer and the correct answer, side by side
- Marks awarded per question, not just a total
- Teacher remarks on written answers
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From your teacher setting it to your marks landing
Your teacher sets the test
They pick the chapters, generate or reuse a paper, and set a window and duration. A surprise test can go live the same period it is decided.
You take it in the browser
Open it from your Exams page, work through the questions in any order, and submit when you are done - or let the timer submit it for you.
Marking happens
MCQs and other objective questions are marked the instant you submit. Written answers get a first pass from AI and a final decision from your teacher.
Results reach you
When your teacher releases results you get a notification, and your score plus the full answer breakdown sits under Exams from then on.
A week between sitting a test and learning anything from it
By the time an answer script comes back, the chapter has moved on. You get a number in red pen, no clear sense of which questions cost you marks, and no chance to fix the misunderstanding while it still matters. A surprise test is rarely a surprise either - printing gives it away.
1 day
To type and print
before a test can even run
1 week
Waiting for marks
the topic has moved on
Zero
Feedback detail
just a total in red pen
Now
With Gurukul
set it and run it the same period
Built so a technical problem never costs you marks
The exam hall is the part that has to be right. Everything below exists because a frozen laptop, a dropped connection or a closed tab must not turn into a zero.
Timer runs on the server
The countdown is computed server-side from when you started, so changing your device clock or refreshing the page cannot buy extra time - and cannot lose it either.
Autosaves constantly
Every answer is written to the server as you go. Close the tab by accident, reopen the exam, and you resume on the same question with your answers intact.
Answer in any order
Jump between questions freely, skip the hard one and come back, and see at a glance how many you have answered out of the total.
Never a silent zero
If you never make it back to the exam, it still submits and still marks your objective answers when the window closes. An abandoned paper is scored, not zeroed.
Every kind of assessment
Unit, weekly, monthly, class, surprise, pre-board and terminal exams all run through the same hall - your school picks the type and the settings follow.
Questions, answered
Everything you might want to know before you start.
Yes. Online exams are set by your school, so they appear only when your school runs exams on the Gurukul platform. Everything else - Vidya, practice quizzes, the exam planner and the reading coach - works whether or not your school has signed up.
Your answers are saved to the server continuously, so nothing typed is lost. Reopen the exam and you resume on the same question with the correct remaining time. If you never make it back, the exam still submits when the window closes and your objective answers are still marked - you are not silently given a zero.
No. The countdown is calculated on our servers from the moment you started, capped by the exam's own end time. Refreshing, changing your system clock or reopening on another device all produce the same remaining time.
Unit tests, weekly and monthly tests, class tests, surprise tests, pre-boards and full terminal exams - plus anything else your school wants to name itself. Papers can mix MCQs, true or false, fill in the blanks, numericals and full written answers.
That depends on how your teacher set the exam. A fully objective paper can show your score right after you submit. Otherwise the result appears once your teacher has reviewed the written answers and released the results - and you get a notification the moment they do.
Yes, once the exam window has closed for everyone. Correct answers stay hidden while classmates may still be sitting the paper, so an early finisher cannot leak it - after that you see your answer and the correct one together.
Yes. The exam runs fullscreen, copy and paste are disabled, and each time you switch away it is counted and reported to your teacher. It is there so that a good mark on an online test carries the same weight as one on paper.
Updated June 2026 · A Gurukul guide for Nepali SEE & NEB students
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