A teacher in Chennai writing in Tamil, a school in Spain writing in Spanish, a madrasa writing in Arabic — they all spend hours on the same task: writing multiple-choice questions for a syllabus. ScanScore’s question paper writer drafts them for you, with the answer key, in more than 50 languages.

What you choose

  • Board and class from more than 180 boards and curricula, including CBSE, CISCE and state boards.
  • Subject and chapters.
  • Language — more than 50, including Hindi, Tamil, Bengali, Spanish and Arabic.
  • Number of questions (up to 100 a run) and how hard they should be.
  • An exam pattern such as CBSE, NEET, JEE, SSC, SAT, or your own marks per section.

Always edit before you use it

An AI draft is a draft. Read every question, check the answer key, and fix anything ambiguous or out of syllabus. Equations can be edited in place. This matters most in languages you do not read well: ask a colleague to check the wording.

From paper to marked exam

  1. Generate and edit the paper.
  2. Turn it into an exam; the matching OMR sheet is made for you.
  3. Print and conduct the test.
  4. Scan with ScanScore — scanning is free with no limit.

You can also export the paper to Word, with equations intact, or to PDF. For multiple sets, see multi-set question papers.

What it costs

The paper writer runs on credits. Every new account starts with 10 free credits, and scanning never uses them. Details in the MCQ generator guide and the automated test creator.

Practice for specific exams: SSC, railways and state exams and NEET and JEE. Teachers outside India: using ScanScore abroad.