Set a test in under 30 seconds from 3 lakh+ ready questions. It grades itself the moment they submit, and tells you the chapter your class actually got wrong — so the next lesson writes itself.


The loop
Everything else on this page hangs off five minutes of your week. This is the part that changes what your students walk out knowing.


Board, class, subject, chapter — and the paper exists. You never write a question; 3 lakh+ of them are already mapped to the syllabus.
One overall timer, a timer per question, or a live test where the whole class sees the same question at the same moment.
Scores are back before the bell. Ranked by marks first, then by who finished faster — no Sunday evening with a red pen.
Not “weak in Science”. Atmospheric Refraction 61.9, Defects of Vision 81.0 — topic by topic, for the class and for each student.
Send a follow-up test to the students who need it rather than the whole class, and watch the same number the second time round.
The rest of the week
The jobs that eat an evening each. They live in the same app as your tests, on the same batches, so nothing gets typed twice.
Every chapter you have covered, ticked and dated, for each batch — and a Create test link sitting on the ones you have finished.

Getting started
You do not need a school behind you. Register on your own, or let your institute add you — either way the setup is the same.
Free, and yours — whether you teach at a school or run your own batches. Same registration either way.
A class or section with its subjects and timings. Everything after this hangs off the batch.
Add them yourself, or send us the list and the Quizly team imports them for you.
Pick a chapter you have already covered. The questions are written, so the paper is ready in under 30 seconds.
In her words
Laxmi Prasanna teaches at BEL School. In this clip she talks through how she runs her tests now, and how she keeps track of where her class has got to.
Laxmi PrasannaTeacher, BEL School
Get started
Create your account, set up a batch, and pick a chapter you have already covered. The questions are written and waiting.
Questions first? Talk to our team.