Aura Learn lets you build full-length timed mock tests from your own question bank, release them to a batch, grade them on submission and hand each learner an instant score with a question-by-question review, with analytics per learner and per batch on the dashboard.
A mock test platform lets an institute build timed, exam-pattern tests from a question bank, deliver them to learners in an app, grade them automatically and show every learner where they went wrong. In Aura Learn this is the assessment layer of the same platform that holds your courses, batches and fees, so a test series is not a separate subscription.
Faculty write or import questions once, tag them by subject and topic, and assemble a paper with a time limit and a release window. Learners sit the test in the mobile app, see their score on submission, and open a review that shows each question, their answer and the correct one. The dashboard records the attempt per learner and rolls scores up per batch.
Setting the paper, printing it, marking it and returning it takes the whole week, and the learner gets feedback after the topic has moved on.
Faculty spend Sunday evening checking answer sheets instead of preparing Monday's class.
By the time the score is returned, the learner cannot remember why they picked the wrong option.
The same questions go into next year's tests because nobody knows which ones were already used.
Faculty cannot see which topic the whole batch is failing without adding up marks by hand.
Questions written or imported, tagged by subject and topic.
Paper built from the bank with sections, marks and a time limit.
Test scheduled for a batch with a start time and window.
Learner sits the timed test in the app; submission is automatic at time-up.
Objective questions graded on submission; score shown instantly.
Learner reviews each question; faculty see topic-wise results per batch.
Workflow: A paper is scheduled for the batch with a fixed start time; learners attempt it in the app and it submits itself when the timer ends.
Result: Every learner has a score and a review before dinner, and faculty have topic-wise results for Monday.
Workflow: The batch analytics show most learners losing marks on the same topic across two tests.
Result: Faculty schedule a revision class for that topic instead of guessing.
Workflow: A Telegram bot pushes a short set of questions from the bank each day, and WhatsApp reminds learners of the next scheduled test.
Result: The batch stays in the habit between weekly papers.
Objective-pattern papers for recruitment exams.
Full-length mocks on the exam's timing.
Chapter tests and term revision.
Accounting, banking and insurance certifications.
Selling a mock series as a product in its own app.
Placement and aptitude practice for final-year students.
Yes. Each mock test has a time limit and a release window for the batch. The app submits the attempt automatically when time runs out, and the score is shown straight away.
Objective questions are graded automatically on submission against the answer key in the question bank. Learners then open a review that shows each question, their answer, the correct answer and any explanation you stored.
Yes. Questions live in a tagged bank and can be pulled into any quiz or mock test, and the bank records where each question has been used. See question bank software for how the bank is organised.
Score per attempt and the trend per learner, plus topic-wise results per batch, so you can see which topics the batch is losing marks on and plan revision accordingly. Attempt and completion are tracked too, so you know who skipped the test.
Yes. Tests are attempted in the learner mobile app, which is the same app that holds their lessons, timetable and notices. Lessons can be downloaded for offline study; a timed test needs a connection to submit.
Yes. Elevate Aura's own government-exam-prep app runs on the same stack, is live on Google Play and uses Telegram practice bots for daily questions. See the exam-prep app case study for what was built.
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