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62 scripts markedIn 4 seconds, totals and all
Seat 14 flaggedTried to leave the exam
Answer key sealedNever on this computer
Data Structures · SemesterRGUKT · B.Tech CSE · 50 marks · 60 min
Normal
Time left29:58
Question 1 · Answered
What is the worst-case time complexity of binary search on a sorted array of n elements?
O(n)
O(log n)
O(1)
O(n log n)
Your answerBADC
Question 2 · Answered
Which data structure follows the First In, First Out (FIFO) principle?
Graph
Queue
Stack
Binary tree
Your answerCBDA
Question 3
Which SQL clause filters groups after aggregation?
WHERE
GROUP BY
ORDER BY
HAVING
Your answerDACB
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Mid-terms
Internal assessments
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Entrance tests
Scholarship tests
Recruitment rounds
Skill certificates
Olympiad practice
School unit tests
Same exam. Three weeks apart.
The exam itself takes a day. Printing, couriers, hand marking and typing in totals add about three weeks, and every step is a chance for a paper to leak or a total to slip.
On paperAbout 30 days to results
Day 0Paper set
Day 3Printed and sealed
Day 5Packets to centres
Day 7Exam day
Day 9Scripts coded
Day 12Evaluators mark
Day 24Totals typed in
Day 30Results
Day 35Re-totalling
On ExamPinResults the same afternoon
Day 0Written in the console
Day 1Sealed exam built
Day 7Exam day + results
23 days of waiting, gone
Day 0
Day 7
Day 14
Day 21
Day 28
Day 35
Paper exams today With ExamPin
Results take about three weeks
Every script marked in one click, results in minutes
Papers and answer keys can leak on the way
Nothing printed, and the answer key stays sealed in the cloud
Totals added by hand, then re-totalling requests
Every total calculated for you, nothing typed in
Printing, booklets and evaluators every semester
Runs on the computers you already own
Every candidate has to reach the exam hall
Computer/Laptop, a browser from a link, or the ExamPin Exam app
Cheating in a computer lab is hard to spot
Locked screens and a live red alert for the invigilator
Five reasons exam cells switch to ExamPin.
Minutes
Results before the lab empties
Drop the folder of answer files into the console. Every script is marked, totalled and checked for tampering in one go.
R21001746
R21002639
R21003542
R21004444
R21005348
R21006235
62 scripts marked in 4 seconds
1 glance
Malpractice you can see from the door
Each screen’s header turns amber, then red. The invigilator knows which seat to walk to.
0 keys
No answer key in the exam hall
The lab gets questions only. The key stays sealed in the cloud until your exam cell marks.
10:42Power cut10:46Same answers
0 answers lost
Power cuts don’t cost a single answer
Saved every few seconds. The exam resumes where it stopped, and the time away still counts.
₹0 hardware
Runs on the computers and phones you already have
Windows, macOS or Linux computers, old or new, with no internet in the exam hall. Or a browser that goes fullscreen, or the ExamPin Exam app. No servers to run, nothing new to buy.
Windows
macOS
Linux
Browser
Android and iOS
Offline in the hall
From a blank paper to published results in four steps.
One exam file goes into the lab, one folder of answers comes back. Nothing to install for your faculty, and no internet in the exam hall. Running it online instead? See how online exams work.
123P45
Which data structure follows the FIFO principle?
A StackB Queue or import from Excel
01Exam cell · before
Write the paper in your browser
Type questions into the ExamPin console, a website your exam cell signs in to. Multiple choice, true or false, passages, descriptive questions and images, or import a question bank from Excel.
RGUKT_DSA_SEM_14-11-2026
Duration60 minTotal marks50
Create exam Answer key sealed
02Exam cell + lab · before
Build one exam file, copy it to the lab
One click gives you a single exam file. Copy it to every computer by pen drive or shared folder. The answer key stays sealed in the cloud, never inside the file.
Student ID21CS0104
Password for 21CS0104K7Q2M
03Students · exam day
Students sign in and write
Students open the file and sign in with their ID and a personal password from the help desk. The screen locks until they submit, and answers are saved on that computer.
62 files · exam found
StudentStatusMarks
21CS0017Clean46
21CS0131Flagged44
20CS0912Mismatch—
04Exam cell · after
Collect the answers, get the results
Copy the answer file from each computer into one folder and drop it into the console. Every script is marked and checked, and you download one Excel sheet per subject.
One console for your whole exam cell.
Create the paper, build the exam, look up a student’s password and mark the answer files, all in a web browser. No software to install for your staff.
Create exam
Database Management Systems
RGUKT_DBMS_WAT_04-10-2026
123P45678
Question 3Multiple choice Options shuffled
Which normal form removes transitive dependencies on the primary key?
AFirst normal form
BSecond normal form
CThird normal form
DFourth normal form
ImagePreview as studentBuild exam
Question plan
Multiple choice6/8
True / False2/2
Passage1/1
Descriptive1/2
Answer key is sealed in the cloud, never inside the exam file.
See it running on your own computers.
A short live demo for your exam cell, on the computers you already have. No commitment, and the best price, guaranteed.
From the first question to the last click, the exam is the only thing a student can use. Every attempt to leave is blocked, recorded and shown to the invigilator.
Invigilators read the room by colour
The top of every exam screen changes colour with behaviour. One glance from the front of the lab is enough.
Data Structures · SemesterWhiteAll normal
Data Structures · SemesterAmberSome suspicious key presses
Data Structures · SemesterRedMany attempts, or tried to leave the exam
Locked full screen
Taskbars, menus and other apps are out of reach. If anything pulls focus away, the exam takes it straight back.
Every attempt on record
Answering is mouse-only. Key presses, attempts to leave and screenshots all land in the results sheet.
No copy, paste or screenshots
Question text can’t be selected, and the clipboard is wiped every second.
Second screens go dark
Extra monitors are blanked, and only one exam can run per computer.
A different paper on every screen
Question and option order are shuffled for each student, so looking at a neighbour’s screen doesn’t help.
The answer key never enters the exam hall.
Question papers leak when keys travel with them. ExamPin splits the two the moment an exam is built, and joins them again only in your exam cell.
Exam cell
Paper written
Questions and the correct answers go into the console.
Cloud
Key sealed
On build, the answer key is locked away under the exam’s fingerprint.
Exam hall
Questions only
The lab gets an exam file with no answers in it. Students write offline.
Exam cell
Matched and marked
Each answer file’s fingerprint finds its exam and its sealed key.
Who sees each exam, and who did what.
Every exam has an owner who decides who can open it. Every change is on record with a name and a time. Students see their results only when you release them.
Need-to-know, exam by exam
The owner adds the faculty who should see a paper, to edit or only to view. Everyone else in your institution, admins included, can’t open it.
Who has accessData Structures · Semester
PRDr. Priya RaoOwner
SKS. KiranCan edit
AMA. MeenaView only
Everyone else can’t see this exam
Every change on record
Marks changed, keys corrected, results released: who, when and why.
Dr. Priya Rao released the results
Score and answers
S. Kiran changed marks for 21CS0131
14 of 15 marks · Rechecked
Dr. Priya Rao corrected an answer key
Q7 · 62 answers re-evaluated
S. Kiran evaluated 62 answer files
1 kept for review
Dr. Priya Rao shared the exam with A. Meena to view
Results release
Students see results when you say so
Finish rechecks and key corrections first, then release the score alone or the score with every answer. Students sign in with the Google account you listed for them and see only their own papers. Withdraw a release at any time.
Score only Score and answers
My resultsRK
Data Structures · Semester44/50
Q1 O(log n)
Q2 Queue
Q3 WHERE Answer: HAVING
Google sign-inNo passwords for staff or students to share or forget.
Only people you addYour admin lists every staff member and student.
Off in one clickTurn off anyone’s access the moment they leave.
Help inside the consoleStaff and students raise a request, and we answer there.
What paper exams really cost you.
Every rupee per answer script, line by line. Pick a starting point, then move the sliders to your own office’s numbers.
Start from
Paper costs that go away every year
₹3.7 lakh
₹18.6 lakh over five years · 18,000 scripts a year
ExamPin’s offline exams need no internet in the exam hall at all. Its browser and app exams save every answer on the device first, so a dropped connection loses nothing. Pick one for each exam, or all three.
What changes
Paper exams
Other online platforms
ExamPin
Computer/Laptop, browser or phone app
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Varies by platform
All three, for the same exam
What you pay
Printing and evaluation, every exam
Per-student fees, plus internet on every desk
Best price, guaranteed
Nothing to print
Papers and booklets for every exam
Yes
Yes
Results within minutes
Days to weeks of hand marking
Automatic
Automatic, in minutes
Safe when the internet drops
Yes
Varies by platform
No internet in the lab; online answers kept on the device
No new computers and no server of your own. The exam runs on the Windows, macOS or Linux computers you already have, with no internet while students write. Each computer needs Java, a free one-time install your IT admin can do in minutes. Your exam cell uses the ExamPin console in a web browser to create exams and mark them.
Can students take an exam on their own phone or laptop?
Yes. Tick Browser or App on the exam and share its link or QR code. Students sign in while the exam is open, the exam locks the screen, and every time they leave it is recorded. Answers are saved on the device first, so a dropped connection loses nothing, and each attempt is marked the moment it is submitted.
How do answers get from the lab back to the exam cell?
Each student’s answers are saved as one small file on the computer they used. After the exam, your lab staff copy those files into one folder, by pen drive or shared folder, and the exam cell drops that folder into the console. ExamPin works out which exam the files belong to and flags any that don’t.
What kinds of questions can we set?
Multiple choice (including more than one correct answer), true or false, and reading passages are marked automatically. Descriptive answers are collected too, and faculty enter those marks beside the objective score.
Can the answer key leak from the lab?
No. The exam file that goes to the lab holds only the questions. The answer key is sealed in the cloud the moment the exam is built, and is used only when your exam cell marks the answer files.
How much can we really save?
Use the savings calculator on this page with your own numbers. Most of the saving comes from paper, printing, answer booklets and manual evaluation, all of which go away for objective exams. Transport, storage and re-evaluation requests come on top.
Can students cheat or get out of the exam?
The exam takes over the whole screen, blocks copy, paste and screenshots, blanks extra monitors and records every attempt to leave. A few operating-system shortcuts can’t be blocked by any app, so the exam takes the screen straight back, records the attempt and turns the header red for the invigilator.
What if the power goes out?
Nothing is lost. Answers are saved every few seconds, and the exam resumes exactly where it stopped. The time away still counts, so nobody gains extra time.
Can we try it before we commit?
Yes. Start with a free demo, then run a real exam with one batch and compare it with your last paper exam. Roll out further only when your exam cell is happy.
Will you help us set it up?
Yes. We set up the first computers with your IT team, walk your exam cell through writing and marking a paper, and stay on hand for your pilot exam.
What does it cost?
It depends on the size of your institution and how often you run exams, and there is no hardware to buy. Book a free demo and we’ll put a plan together with you. If you already have a quote from another exam provider for the same exams, send it to us and we’ll beat it.
Your next exam could be your first paperless one.
Tell us how you run exams today. We’ll show you the days and rupees ExamPin saves, live on your own computers. Got a quote from someone else? Share it, and we’ll beat it.
See it liveA short call and a demo, so your exam cell sees every step.
Start with a pilotRun a real test with one batch and compare it with your last paper exam.
Go campus-wideRoll out department by department. Faculty write papers in the browser or import them from Excel.