The first draft of a question paper, built for your syllabus
ClassTablet can build an AI that drafts questions and practice sheets from the chapters your institution actually teaches. It is not part of the product. The kinds of question, the difficulty and the structure you need are agreed and written down, and the capability is then built and fitted into your ClassTablet.
The problem it addresses
Making a weekly test usually means reworking last term's paper, because there is no time to write a fresh one. The questions settle into a pattern, students learn the pattern rather than the subject, and the chapters nobody enjoys teaching quietly stop being examined at all.
What the build covers
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Pinning down syllabus and chapters
Which chapters are taught in which subject and year, and whose syllabus you follow, written down. Any draft is generated against that list rather than a generic one.
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Question types and paper structure
Multiple choice, short answer or long answer, the marks each carries, the difficulty spread and how many questions make a set. You decide, and it differs between institutions.
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Nothing goes out without a teacher
That drafts go to a teacher, who edits them before they become a quiz or a practice sheet, is written into the scope rather than left as an assumption.
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Where it joins the quiz editor
How a draft arrives in ClassTablet's quiz authoring screens, and who at your institution would be able to generate one, agreed before the build starts.
What it would look like
There is no screenshot here because this has not been built. What it looks like for your institution is settled in the scoping conversation.
Who it suits
- Coaching centres
- Schools
- Colleges
Common questions
Does ClassTablet write questions for me today?
No. Quiz questions are written by the teacher or imported from a CSV file. Generating them with AI is separate work, built for an institution that asks for it.
Would generated questions go straight to students?
No, and that is written into the scope. Drafts go to the teacher, who edits and publishes them. Nothing an AI writes would be published on its own.
Would it work for Bangla-medium papers?
Which language and whose syllabus a paper has to follow is settled in the scoping conversation and written into the scope. It differs from one institution to the next.
How is the cost worked out?
A cost is written down once the scope is agreed. It depends on how many subjects are covered, what kinds of question are needed, and what the work connects to.