Online test software for coaching classes
Set the paper once. Students take it on any phone with a live timer. MCQs are graded before you close your laptop.
Weekly tests are the first thing owners drop
Everyone knows weekly tests work. They also mean setting a paper, photocopying it, invigilating, then correcting forty scripts on a Sunday night — so tests quietly become monthly, then occasional, then stop.

What TutorOne does
MCQ, short answer and file upload
Ask what the subject needs. MCQs auto-grade; typed answers and uploaded worked solutions come to you on a single marking screen.
Import a whole question bank from Excel
Years of question papers already sitting in XLSX can be imported, so building a thirty-question test takes minutes instead of an evening of retyping.
Live timer with resume
Students see the countdown; the test auto-submits when time runs out. If the connection drops — a real problem on Indian mobile data — they can resume without the timer resetting.
Tab-switch detection
Set how many tab switches are allowed before the test auto-submits. Students know the rule up front, which keeps things honest without webcam surveillance.
Scores flow into progress reports
Results land on each student's profile and appear in the monthly report parents read — which is what turns weekly tests into parent trust.
Frequently asked questions
Are MCQ tests graded automatically?+
Yes. MCQ answers are graded the moment a student submits, and scores appear immediately on their profile. Short-answer and file-upload questions are marked by you.
Can students cheat by switching tabs?+
TutorOne counts tab switches during a test and auto-submits after a limit you set (you can also disable this). Students are told the rule before they start.
What happens if a student's internet disconnects mid-test?+
Answers are auto-saved as they go, and students can resume within the timer window without losing work.
Can I import questions instead of typing them?+
Yes. You can bulk-import questions from an Excel (XLSX) file.
More of what TutorOne handles
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