Set a chapter test or a weekly revision check, share it as one WhatsApp link, and let every student attempt it on their own phone. There is no app to install and no login to attempt, so even the back row joins in. MCQ and short answers score on their own the moment a student submits, and you award the marks for long written answers. Free to start, you only need a free SurveyHeart account to build the test.
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Make it, share it, and get the scores without chasing papers.
A timer that submits on its own, with one clear question at a time.
A percent ring with a correct, wrong and skipped split, the moment a student submits.
After they finish, students see the right answers, so the test doubles as revision.
Add your questions as MCQ, short answer, or long answer. Set a timer if you want.
Send one link on WhatsApp. Students open it on any phone browser, no app or login needed to attempt.
MCQ and short answers score on their own. You award marks for long answers by hand.
Get a percent score and answer sheet per student, plus a report of every score and a ranked leaderboard.
Finished a chapter and want to check who got it? Put 10 MCQs together at your desk, drop the link in the class group, and by the end of the period you can see the scores. The marks for MCQ and short answers are done for you, so there is no late night with a red pen.
Run a quick daily test on the batch for NEET, JEE, SSC or Banking. Set a timer so the test auto submits and every student gets the same window, then use the leaderboard to show the batch where they stand. The same test can be reused for the next batch.
Teaching one student or a small group at home? Build a short test on the day's topic and let the child attempt it on a phone. The answer sheet after submit shows where they slipped, so the test also works as revision, not just a score.
A printed class test eats your day. You type it, take printouts, hand them out, collect the sheets, then sit and correct each one by hand. A class test on Quizzory cuts most of that. You add your questions once, share one link, and the scoring for MCQ and short answers happens the moment a student submits. What you save is the correction time, which is the part that actually hurts.
A class test here is a mix of three question types. MCQ for facts and one mark checks, short answer for one line or one word replies, and long answer for the written part where the student explains. MCQ and short answers are auto scored. For long answers you read each one and award the marks yourself, the same as you would on paper, so you keep full control over the marks that need a human eye.
To keep it fair you can add a timer for the whole test. When the time runs out the test submits on its own, so a student who opens it late does not get extra minutes. After everyone is done you open one report that lists every student and their score, and a leaderboard ranks them by score first and then by speed. The leaderboard is not a live board, it updates when you refresh the page, so reload it once the test window closes to see the final order.
A few honest notes so there is no surprise. There is no negative marking, a wrong answer scores zero and the score never drops below zero. Quizzory does not have a ready question bank, you bring your own questions, which is what you want for a class test tied to what you just taught. And students do not need any account to attempt, they only tap the link. You need a free SurveyHeart account once, just to build and own the test.
No. They tap your WhatsApp link and attempt the test in any phone browser. No app and no login needed just to attempt.
MCQ and short answers are scored automatically. Long answers are evaluated by you, the creator, who awards the marks.
No. A wrong answer scores zero. It never goes below zero.
It ranks students by score first, then by speed. It updates when you refresh the page, so it is not a live or real-time board.
Yes. You can add a timer, and the test auto submits when the time is up.
Build it in minutes, share on WhatsApp, and see the report. Free to start.
