Assessments that grade themselves
Create MCQ, coding, SQL and written assessments, publish them to the right cohort, and let the system handle scoring, re-attempts and reporting — so faculty spend their time teaching rather than marking.
Four question types, one engine
Mix them inside a single paper. Each type is scored by the method that actually suits it, instead of being forced into a multiple-choice shape.
MCQ
Single and multiple choice, drawn from a reusable question library and shuffled per attempt.
Coding
Run against test cases in the browser and scored the moment the attempt is submitted.
SQL
Queries executed against a real schema, so the answer is judged on its result, not its wording.
Theory & written
Long-form answers routed to faculty with rubric-based grading and re-grade history.
Built for the way departments actually work
Every assessment carries its own rules, audience and window — and the platform enforces them consistently across thousands of attempts.
Flexible creation
Build an assessment from scratch, from the question library, or by bulk-uploading a spreadsheet of questions.
Rule-based evaluation
Define pass criteria, negative marking and section weightings once; every attempt is scored the same way.
Controlled re-attempts
Decide who may retry and how often. Full attempt history is kept, so progress is visible rather than overwritten.
Batch & section targeting
Publish to an entire batch or to specific sections, with separate windows per cohort where you need them.
Automated grading
Objective questions are graded without faculty intervention, so feedback reaches students in minutes.
Performance dashboards
Topic-level breakdowns per student, per section and per batch, with improvement tracked over time.
From draft to decision
01
Create
Pick question types, set the window, choose the batch or sections.
02
Run
Students attempt on web or mobile, proctored or open, with auto-save throughout.
03
Evaluate
Objective answers grade themselves; written work goes to faculty with a rubric.
04
Act
Publish results, email reports, and feed scores into placement readiness.
Proctoring
Turn it on only where the stakes are high
Daily practice does not need a camera. Semester exams and placement screening do. Proctoring is a switch per assessment, not a plan you are locked into.
Camera monitoring during tests
AI-based cheating detection
Detailed proctoring reports and evidence logs
Optional per-test add-on, so you pay for it only where it matters
See it on your own question papers
Send us a sample paper and we will show you the same assessment running inside Menntr, graded end to end.
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