Examinations and assessment

Candidates take exams in a locked browser while in-house AI models watch for impersonation, additional people, devices and suspicious behaviour. The heavy analysis runs on the candidate's own device (edge offload), which keeps server load and bandwidth low on exam day and keeps video off third-party AI services. Flags go to trained human reviewers, so no candidate is penalised on a machine's judgement alone. Notices and consent for proctoring data follow the DPDP Act, including parental consent for candidates under 18.

Candidates work in a full development environment with multiple files, folders and dependencies, the way real software is built, rather than filling in a single function. Submissions are run against automated test suites and can be reviewed by faculty for code quality. This suits computer science programmes, placement assessments and skill certification alike.

Questions are authored, reviewed, tagged by syllabus unit, Bloom's level and difficulty, and stored in an access-controlled bank with full version history. Papers are generated against a blueprint, so each paper covers the syllabus as intended. Who saw or changed which question is always recorded.

For exams held in halls and labs, we plan centres, allocate seats, issue admit cards, manage invigilators and run attendance with identity checks. Centres can be monitored through CCTV and a live dashboard on exam day. Incidents are logged at the centre, not reconstructed from memory afterwards.

Objective answer sheets are scanned and read with OMR, with exceptions checked by people. Descriptive scripts are scanned and marked on screen by evaluators against a model answer, with marks totalled automatically and moderation built in. Evaluators see the script, not the student's identity, and every mark is logged.

Marks flow into result processing under your ordinances, including grace marks, grading, CGPA and moderation rules, and results are checked before publication. Students apply for re-totalling, photocopies or re-evaluation online, and each request moves through a time-bound workflow with every change recorded. Final credits and results are posted to ABC and certificates issued to DigiLocker/NAD.

Question papers travel to centres encrypted and are released only at a set time before the exam, with each decryption and print logged by centre and person. Paper copies can be watermarked per centre so a leak can be traced. This removes the courier van and the photocopy shop from your risk list.

We run institutional entrance tests from registration to merit list, and provide the platform and operations for skill assessments in programmes aligned with NSDC and NCVET frameworks. Skill assessments include theory, practical and viva components, with evidence captured for each candidate. Certification itself is issued by the recognised awarding body; we do not claim to be one. NCVET or sector skill council recognition for Bit2Bit or its partners is not stated on this page.