ExamEase - Webiste and Application
Budget: ₹37,500 – ₹75,000 INR
I want to turn my education idea, “ExamEase”, into a clean, browser-based application whose sole job is to generate full exam papers on demand. The app’s primary purpose is exactly that—an exam question paper generator—so everything should revolve around speed and ease of use for a teacher.
Each institution should be able to upload their question bank through add, delete etc. options and should select the required questions and generate a question paper and turn it into a PDF/ printable format.
Formats cannot be fixed; the person building an exam must choose whether each question appears as multiple choice, short answer, essay, or any other style we add later. That flexibility has to be wired into the data model and the front-end controls from day one.
Subject coverage needs to be equally open. Instead of locking the system to preset options such as Math, Science, or History, the user should be able to type any subject or topic and let the generator work with that input.
A modern, lightweight stack is fine—React or Vue for the interface, a simple REST or GraphQL API, and a small database to store drafts and templates. What matters most is that I can deploy it easily, keep it updated, and hand it to teachers who are not tech-savvy.
Deliverables
• Fully working ExamEase web app running locally and on a test host
• Source code with clear comments and a concise deployment guide
• Quick user walkthrough so a first-time teacher can create, preview, and download an exam in one sitting
I will sign off once I can build an exam with mixed question types, enter a custom subject, and receive a neatly formatted paper ready to print or share as a PDF.
Each institution should be able to upload their question bank through add, delete etc. options and should select the required questions and generate a question paper and turn it into a PDF/ printable format.
Formats cannot be fixed; the person building an exam must choose whether each question appears as multiple choice, short answer, essay, or any other style we add later. That flexibility has to be wired into the data model and the front-end controls from day one.
Subject coverage needs to be equally open. Instead of locking the system to preset options such as Math, Science, or History, the user should be able to type any subject or topic and let the generator work with that input.
A modern, lightweight stack is fine—React or Vue for the interface, a simple REST or GraphQL API, and a small database to store drafts and templates. What matters most is that I can deploy it easily, keep it updated, and hand it to teachers who are not tech-savvy.
Deliverables
• Fully working ExamEase web app running locally and on a test host
• Source code with clear comments and a concise deployment guide
• Quick user walkthrough so a first-time teacher can create, preview, and download an exam in one sitting
I will sign off once I can build an exam with mixed question types, enter a custom subject, and receive a neatly formatted paper ready to print or share as a PDF.