Adding more scripts to a session

An open session takes more scripts whenever you have them, and marking starts as they go in. Credits are charged by the page, so a four-page script costs four credits. The whole batch is checked against your balance before any of it starts.

How it is done today

A batch of scripts never arrives all at once. Some come in on the day, some the next morning, and the absentee's paper turns up a week later. Opening a new session each time scatters one exam's results across three places and makes the totals hard to reconcile.

How it works

  1. 1

    Add to the same session

    New scripts go into the session you already opened, so one exam's scripts stay together rather than spreading across several.

  2. 2

    Cost is counted in pages

    Each script costs one credit per page. The batch total is added up and checked against your balance.

  3. 3

    Checked first, then started

    If there are not enough credits, nothing starts at all. You never end up with half a batch marked and the rest stranded.

  4. 4

    Marking begins

    Once added, the scripts are queued and marking starts. Progress shows on the session page, with nowhere else to go and check.

What runs on its own, what stays in your hands

What happens automatically

Added scripts queue themselves and marking begins, with nothing for the teacher to start by hand.

What you control

Which scripts go in is the teacher's decision, and every mark that comes back is theirs to check.

What it looks like

Sample script-marking screen listing the scripts added to a session with their progress.

Who uses it

Used by:
Teachers
Institution types:
Coaching centres
Schools
Colleges
Private tutors

Plan availability

  • Starter৳499 a month, one classroom
  • Standard৳20 per student per month
  • CustomNegotiated

Frequently asked questions

Are credits charged per script?

No, per page. A script costs one credit for each page you attach to it, so one four-page script and two two-page scripts cost the same.

What happens if credits are short?

The whole batch is costed first, and if the balance will not cover it nothing starts. That avoids half the scripts being marked and the rest left stranded.

How many times can scripts be added?

As often as you need. Late scripts and absentees added days afterwards still land in the same session, so the whole exam stays in one place.

Can adding ever be blocked?

Yes, if marking has been paused for maintenance. You are told plainly that it is temporarily paused rather than having the work queued quietly.

See how it works for your institution

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