Build a mock test in minutes, not evenings
Webodhi builds a test from a blueprint: choose the exam pattern, the chapters and topics, the split of easy, medium and hard questions, and where the questions come from. Then swap any question in a click, merge several tests into one grand mock without duplicate questions, and decide exactly when students see their results.
From blueprint to test
- Pick the grade and the exam pattern: KCET, NEET or JEE Main.
- Choose the question source: your college's questions, the Webodhi ready bank, or both.
- Select chapters and topics, and set the share of easy, medium and hard questions.
- Assign the classes that will take the test and the teachers who manage it.
- Review and create. Every question can still be edited, swapped or removed.
Edit without starting again
- Swap a question for another from the same subject and chapter, picked from a carousel.
- Search the bank by chapter, topic, difficulty and type, or show previous-year questions only.
- See which tests each question has already appeared in before you reuse it.
- Set marks, negative marks, partial marks, the timer and the number of attempts allowed.
Merge tests into a grand mock
Pick several unit tests and merge them into one combined test. Webodhi removes duplicate questions, adds up the time and lets you set the order of the tests before the new one is created.
Release results when you choose
- Straight after each attempt.
- After the exam window closes, so early finishers cannot share answers.
- At a set date and time.
- Only when an admin releases them.
Questions and answers
Can Webodhi create a test automatically from chosen chapters?
Yes. Choose the exam, chapters, topics and the easy, medium and hard split, and Webodhi builds the test from your college's questions, the ready bank or both.
Can we combine several tests into one mock test?
Yes. Merge tests into one combined test; duplicate questions are removed and the time is added up.
Can we hide results until the exam is over?
Yes. Results can be shown after each attempt, after the exam window closes, at a set time, or only when an admin releases them.