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For every institution that runs exams: language schools, schools and tutoring centres, university preparatory programmes, corporate training and certification programmes, and testing centres. It follows the same workflow from a weekly quiz to a final exam, from a placement test to a certified exam.

Yes. The exam format is chosen when the session is created. For paper exams, question booklets (A–D) and named or blank optical answer sheets are printed; completed sheets are scanned and read, or photographed in the mobile app. A file from the school’s own optical reader can also be imported.

Single and multiple-answer multiple choice, drop-down, true / false, yes / no, matching, ordering, fill-in-the-blank, numeric, short and long open-ended, and spoken answers: 12 types. Questions can include images, audio, formulas and a shared reading or listening passage.

Yes. Questions are imported with Excel, CSV, XML, YAML and JSON templates, and from GIFT, Aiken and QTI 2.1 / 2.2 packages (images included). If your own question book is a PDF, AI reads the questions and the answer key; candidates are reviewed and accepted. Imported questions arrive as drafts and go into tests once approved.

If your plan includes it, using the institution’s own Claude or Gemini key, it generates questions from a text, imports questions from PDF and suggests criterion-based scores for writing and speaking answers. A suggestion is not a decision: generated questions arrive as drafts, and the grader applies and saves any score suggestion.

Mandatory full screen, copy / paste blocking, a single-device lock, allowed IP addresses and, if your plan includes it, camera proctoring with periodic photos. Events such as switching tabs, leaving full screen or no face in view appear student by student on the live monitoring screen.

Yes. It connects to learning management systems such as Moodle and Canvas via LTI 1.3; students start the exam from the LMS link and the score goes to the LMS gradebook automatically. For other systems there are scoped REST API keys and webhooks that report events; LTI and the API depend on your plan.

The score depends on the group mean (as in Turkey’s KPSS): if the exam was hard, the same net score is worth more. Branches that sit the exam on different days are compared in one norm group; a T-score or KPSS-style scale is chosen, and results are published once finalised.

Yes, for Android and iOS. Students follow their exams and results, parents follow their children’s progress. Instructors handle live monitoring, extra time, grading and result publishing from the phone and read paper-exam optical forms in series with the camera; graders score their own classes. The web panel can also be installed on the phone as an app.

Consents are collected with a versioned text and evidence, and withdrawn consent is kept with its reason. Voice recordings, proctoring photos and inactive students’ data are deleted when the period set by the institution ends; a personal data export is provided in a single file, and only the institution admin can anonymise.

Sypnex is offered as a subscription; plans differ by student limit and by features such as camera proctoring and white labelling. If you mention your student numbers and the features you need in your demo request, the quote is prepared accordingly.

Just fill in the demo request form and demo access is opened for your institution. You can also talk to our sales team with any questions.