Exam management from creation to report card.

Every school that ran an online exam during the pandemic remembers the pain — students on flaky Wi-Fi, teachers copy-pasting questions into Google Forms, and last-minute panic when results had to be shared. Devryon's online exam engine is built to handle this without drama.

Question papers are created in a rich editor with image, formula and multiple-choice support. Papers can be assigned to specific classes and sections, released at a scheduled time, and auto-submitted when the timer ends. Students answer on any device — desktop, laptop, tablet or phone — with autosave protecting them from network drops.

MCQs are graded the moment the student submits. Descriptive answers are queued for teacher grading with a clean review interface. Once grading is done, marks flow into the same report card as offline exam scores. Parents and students see one unified result — regardless of whether the exam was on paper or online.

The most requested feature in every Indian school ERP conversation is report card templates. CBSE has its own format. ICSE has another. State boards have theirs. Coaching centres want a different summary style. Devryon ships with templates for all of these out of the box, and lets schools customise letterhead, subject order, grade columns and remark fields without writing a line of code.

Board rules — best-of-N, grace marks, moderation, pass/fail, promotion criteria — are configured once and applied to every exam automatically. Schools switching from another ERP or from Excel typically find that the report card work that used to take one week per term now takes one afternoon.

The final result publish flow is designed for parents. When you publish, every parent gets an app notification, an SMS with the child's grade summary, and a link to the full report card as a downloadable PDF. No PTM queues, no lost printouts, no phone calls to the office asking, 'When will the marks be shared?'