OMR Grader

Grade MCQ tests in seconds, from a phone photo.

Create a quick exam with just the correct letters, print the OMR sheet, and let the camera do the checking. Scores, ranks and question analysis instantly. Students can even self-grade their own practice tests.

How it works

1

Quick exam

Name the test, choose the number of questions (40 by default, 4 options each) and type the correct letters. The questions themselves stay on your printed paper.

2

Print the sheet

One PDF per test on plain A4, any printer. Two columns of 20 questions plus a roll number grid, so every sheet identifies its student.

3

Run the test

Students bubble their roll number and answers with a pen. Nothing changes in the classroom.

4

Photograph and upload

Phone photos or a scanner PDF, the whole class at once. Tilted, sideways or upside-down photos are fine.

5

Results, instantly

Scores, ranks, pass/fail, class statistics, the hardest questions, and an annotated image of every sheet. Export to Excel with one click.

Who uses it

Teachers

  • Create quick or full exams
  • Download and print OMR sheets
  • Grade a whole class from photos
  • Keep a student list and track marks per student
  • Assign tests to students for self-grading

Students

  • Log in and see assigned tests
  • Download the sheet with their roll number already filled
  • Upload a photo of the finished sheet
  • Get the score and the corrected sheet at once

Super admin

  • Adds and manages teacher accounts
  • One install serves the whole centre

What you get

Your own OMR sheets

No proprietary pre-printed forms. Design a sheet for each test and print as many as you need.

Item analysis

See which questions the class struggled with and which wrong option they chose most, so the next class fixes the right gap.

Review queue, not silent mistakes

Faint marks, double marks, unreadable rolls and unknown students are flagged for a quick human check.

Free and offline

Runs on one laptop, on a local Wi-Fi if you like. No cloud, no subscription to a scanner vendor, no cost per sheet.

Deterministic

Computer vision reads ink, it does not guess. The same sheet always gives the same result, and you can see exactly what was read.

Excel-ready

Results with every response and a per-question analysis download as CSV that opens straight in Excel.

Why not just an app that uses AI?