MCQ test maker
Type the question and four options; the builder lays them out in neat columns, numbers them, and can print a separate bubble answer sheet like the board's.
Three ways to set out MCQs
- Options under each question, in 1, 2 or 4 columns
- The board objective grid: question, then A B C D in bordered columns
- An OMR-style answer sheet with circles to fill, roll number and paper code
Fast to type, easy to fix
Every question and option can be clicked and edited right on the paper. Duplicate a question to make a similar one, drag sections up and down, and the total marks update by themselves.
Already have the MCQs in Excel? Import them from a CSV file, or paste them into the AI builder and it will split out the question and the four options.
How it works
- Add an MCQ section to a new paper.
- Type each question and its options, or import a CSV.
- Choose the layout - under the question or the board grid - and the columns.
- Add an Answer Grid section if students should fill circles.
Questions teachers ask
Can I make an answer key?
Yes. Keep a copy of the paper and mark the answers, or use the notes builder's practice MCQs, which can show the correct option with a tick.
Can options be in Urdu?
Yes, and they are labelled (الف) (ب) (ج) (د) automatically on an Urdu paper.
How many MCQs fit on a page?
It depends on the length of the questions. The preview shows exactly where each page breaks before you print.