One stimulus, many questions. MCQs and essays with model answers and rubrics, a clear draft → approved → archived workflow and a CSV import that validates before it touches live records.
01 · The challenge
Instead of creating every examination paper from scratch, teachers and examination officers can build a collection of questions that can be reused when preparing assessments. Without a central place, questions are scattered across different documents and every paper starts from zero.
02 · How Marksheet provides the solution
The Question Bank gives the school a central place to create, organise and manage examination questions. Teachers can create and store questions, organise them into groups, create multiple-choice and essay questions, add answer options, provide marking information for essay questions, import multiple-choice questions in bulk, review questions before they are approved, and keep older questions archived rather than losing them.
Questions can be organised into groups and connected to supporting material where necessary. Schools can also import many multiple-choice questions at once instead of entering them individually. A question can move from preparation to review, then approval. Questions that are no longer needed can be archived.
03 · How it helps the school
Save preparation time: Build a question library that can be used when creating future examinations.
Keep questions organised: Questions are stored in a structured collection instead of being scattered across different documents.
Support different assessment types: Both multiple-choice and essay questions are supported.
Bulk import: Existing multiple-choice questions can be brought into the system in large numbers.
Better quality control: Questions can be reviewed before they are approved for use.
In simple terms: The Question Bank is the school's reusable library of examination questions, making it easier to prepare quality assessments without starting from zero every time.