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Digi Parikshak supports web-based examinations, LAN/PXE offline computer-based tests, campus-lab exams using a local server, and paperless tablet-based digital examinations. Institutions can discuss end-to-end delivery or select standalone modules.

Yes. The web-based exam platform is designed for remote/home and on-campus candidates. Available controls and proctoring levels can be selected according to the exam requirements.

LAN/PXE and campus-lab modes are designed for controlled intranet or local-server environments without requiring active internet for the candidate exam session. The appropriate setup depends on the institution's network and security requirements.

The campus-lab mode is designed to work with existing computer-lab infrastructure and the institution's local server. Technical readiness and compatibility should be reviewed before deployment.

Supported response types include MCQs, descriptive answers, image-based responses and file uploads. The exact configuration can be confirmed for your assessment.

The web-based platform includes scheduling and rescheduling options, as well as mock tests to check device and system readiness before an examination.

OSM digitises the evaluation of scanned answer books. Evaluators can mark answers on screen using annotation and scoring tools, while institutions manage allocation, moderation, progress tracking and result processing through a traceable workflow.

OSM supports digital evaluation, reducing reliance on physical movement of answer books. Authorised access and evaluation arrangements are configured around the institution's workflow.

The OSM workflow includes moderation and review, and digital handling of re-evaluation, photocopy and grievance requests. These steps can be aligned with institutional examination rules.

OMR processing evaluates objective multiple-choice answer sheets. Key OMR capabilities include support for standard flatbed or ADF scanners, image/PDF uploads, validated answer keys and result generation with audit-ready logs. Scanner suitability should be checked against expected volume and sheet format.

Yes. OMR includes bubble detection and error checks for cases such as blank responses and double marking, along with barcode/QR tracking and anomaly-detection features.

Students write on digital tablets using a stylus. Scripts are securely uploaded, organised for faculty access and evaluated digitally with annotation and mark entry. This reduces printing, physical paper handling and scanning; device and rollout needs should be planned with the team.

OSM includes a live CoE dashboard, subject-wise progress, evaluator summaries, moderation insights, annotated scripts and re-evaluation logs. Available report formats and access can be confirmed during planning.

Digi Parikshak offers four proctoring options: basic secure exam controls, AI proctoring, AI with super-proctor/hybrid oversight, and AI with dedicated live human proctoring. The suitable level depends on the exam's risk profile and supervision needs.

Lockdown controls are intended to restrict activities such as tab switching, screen sharing and virtual-machine use. Supported controls should be validated against candidate devices and the agreed setup.

AI-assisted monitoring can flag events such as face mismatch, an additional person, a mobile phone or tab switching. Human proctors can review incidents and intervene where live supervision is included.

Yes. Services include biometric authentication and attendance, photo/face matching, ID verification and trained biometric operators. Capture methods depend on the centre setup and institution's requirements.

The surveillance and LAN/PXE offerings describe centralised dashboards for multi-centre visibility, CCTV monitoring, centre readiness, system status, alerts and escalation. The monitoring plan depends on exam scope and locations.

Audit trails, activity timestamps, incident logs, exception tracking and reporting are described across supported workflows. Data access, retention and reporting arrangements should be agreed for each project.

The LAN/PXE model describes encrypted question papers, time-bound unlock keys, split-key workflows, encrypted response packaging and logs for encryption/decryption events. Implementation details should be reviewed during security planning.

It helps faculty generate papers aligned with syllabus, Bloom's Taxonomy, difficulty levels, section weightage and marking schemes. Supported formats include MCQs, short/long answers, case studies and true/false, with faculty review before approval.

The AI Question Paper Generator supports A/B/C sets with controlled randomisation and bilingual question generation in English and Hindi. Faculty can review, edit, replace, reorder or regenerate questions before exporting the final paper.

The AI Question Paper Generator supports uploading syllabus documents, templates and past papers in DOCX/PDF formats. The provided material is used as part of the paper-generation workflow, subject to the agreed configuration.

API integrations and multi-language support are listed in the service portfolio. Specific systems, data fields, language needs and integration scope should be reviewed with the technical team before feasibility is confirmed.

Role-based access can be configured for roles such as Admin, Proctor, Evaluator and Controller, along with client login options. Exact permissions and dashboard visibility are agreed during implementation.

Yes. The portfolio combines software platforms, infrastructure, certified manpower and nationwide operations. Services include centre operations, surveillance, logistics, biometric support and result processing. Institutions can request complete delivery or selected modules.

Available examination staff may include system administrators, lab supervisors, chief invigilators, observers, biometric operators and frisking/security staff, including dedicated female staff for appropriate roles. Staffing depends on the exam schedule, centre layout and responsibilities.

Centre audits and readiness support are part of the portfolio. Depending on the selected mode, this can include site-readiness checks, mock drills, server/system preparation, network/CCTV checks and readiness verification.

Digi Parikshak’s service portfolio describes nationwide operations, with reported execution across 145+ cities. Share locations, candidate count, schedule and service needs so the team can assess deployment feasibility.

Pricing depends on selected services, candidate volume, number of centres, exam duration, security/proctoring level, manpower and operational scope. Flexible engagement options may be available for pilots, semester rollouts and large-scale examinations. Contact the team for a tailored proposal; no fixed rate is assumed here.

Share your organisation and contact details, exam type, approximate candidate volume, preferred dates, number/location of centres, delivery mode, evaluation needs, required security level and whether you need software only or end-to-end operations.

Use the contact page, email info@digiparikshak.com, or call +91 7488051388 / +91 9835005697. The published website lists helpdesk hours as 9:30 AM–6:00 PM IST.