Pay per exam
₹2/student per exam, online or offline
- Prepaid wallet, from ₹10,000 a year
- 1,000 AI pages a year for old papers
- Webodhi bank ₹1 a question, charged once
- Best for colleges that run up to about 50 exams per student a year
AI digitises and checks your old papers, files them into your own question bank, and runs the exam on your campus network. Students see your college's name and logo on every screen.
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Install the Webodhi Exam Hub on any Windows PC in the lab. That's the whole setup.
On any Windows PC in the lab. No server, no new hardware.
Student devices on the same network connect on their own and take the paper in the browser.
Results upload to Webodhi when the internet comes back.
Nobody else can see or reuse your questions.
Answers recover after a crash and submit exactly once.
The hall keeps running on a PC you already own.
The team that builds Webodhi helps you set up.
Small things that make test week calmer. Why not a quiz app?
Students practise on a screen that behaves like the NTA computer-based test.
Combine chapter tests into one mock. Duplicate questions are removed and the time adds up.
Replace any question with another from the same chapter, or show previous-year questions only.
Set the exam window and publish to the right classes. Show results instantly, after the window closes, at a set time, or only when you release them.
Questions are shuffled per student within each subject, so neighbours don't share a sequence.
Leaving the exam window on a laptop earns a strike; phones get a warning.
Export a question paper and answer key as PDF, and adjust the layout before printing.
Departments and classes, bulk student import from Excel, logins shared over WhatsApp or SMS.
Three plans, billed yearly. Pay per exam on Starter, or one price per student a year for unlimited exams on Pro and Campus. No share of your fees, and a 14-day free trial with 25 AI credits.
₹2/student per exam, online or offline
₹100/student a year
₹100/student a year, less as you grow
All prices in Indian rupees, billed yearly, and exclude 18% GST. Pro is billed for at least 150 students. Starter needs no trial: there is no subscription, and you pay only for the exams you run.
Teaching on your own, running tuition or a small batch? Get your own Webodhi workspace: digitise old question papers with AI, build new tests and print them with answer keys. Free to start; subject plans with the Webodhi question bank from ₹499 a year, GST included.
Start with a 7-day free trial with 15 free question credits. Trial credits pay for Webodhi bank questions; your own and digitised questions are always free.Yes. Upload scans or PDFs and Webodhi's AI reads each question, solves it independently and compares its answer with the answer key. Disagreements are flagged so you choose the right one. It also crops diagrams, renders equations, and tags each question by subject, chapter and topic. Nothing is published until you confirm it.
Yes, two of them. Every paper you digitise and every question you write goes into your college's own private bank, which only your staff can see and which stays with you for later exams. Alongside it there is a ready-made bank for Physics, Chemistry, Maths and Biology. You can filter by chapter, topic, difficulty and question type, or show previous-year questions only.
No. Questions you digitise or write are stored in your institute's private bank and are only visible to your own staff. They are never shown to or shared with other colleges, and they stay available for every future test you build.
No, and no new hardware either. The Webodhi Exam Hub installs on any Windows PC you already have. Student devices on the same local network connect to it automatically, and results upload to Webodhi when the internet is available.
Answers are saved in the browser as the student works. When they reopen the test, their attempt is recovered, and retries after a network drop are submitted only once.
Class average and attendance for each class, historical averages, topic-wise and difficulty-wise performance, and a report for every submission with accuracy, completion, time taken, question pacing and the chapters to review. Teachers also get a list of questions to reteach with the wrong option most students chose, and a "Check key" flag when the answer key may be wrong. Institution analytics add syllabus coverage and leaderboards.
Yes. Choose from a results spreadsheet, detailed results workbook, subject-wise marksheet (PDF), subject-wise marks list, attendance sheet or a ZIP of individual student reports. Select departments and classes, choose one combined sheet or a sheet per class, and preview the file before downloading.
Yes. Each has its own exam-pattern preset, questions are tagged chapter by chapter, JEE Main has an NTA-style exam screen, and the Physics, Chemistry, Maths and Biology banks cover NEET practice.
Yes. Export any test as a PDF question paper and answer key, and print Webodhi OMR answer sheets with your college name and scan them so paper and online results sit together.
There are three plans, billed yearly. Starter: ₹2 per student per exam from a prepaid wallet, at least ₹10,000 a year, with no student limit. Pro, for up to 999 students: ₹100 per student a year for unlimited exams and the full question bank, billed for at least 150 students, so it starts at ₹15,000 a year. Campus, for 1,000 students or more: ₹100 per student a year, ₹90 above 1,000 students and ₹80 above 2,000, with priority phone support. Prices exclude 18% GST.
Pro and Campus are billed yearly and start with a 14-day free trial with 25 AI credits. Starter colleges pay from a prepaid wallet instead: the smallest top-up is ₹10,000, and the balance stays valid for 12 months.

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