Online exam platform

Bring together questions scattered across Word files, WhatsApp groups and USB drives. Build a bank, assemble an exam, run it with a code and see the result immediately.

System map

  1. Material bank

    One bank from PDFs and images

  2. Exam builder

    8 question types, ready templates

  3. Live session

    Group exam joined with a code

  4. Results

    Report ready when the exam ends

Scattered materials, one place

Upload a PDF file or a page photographed with your phone. The system recognizes text, tables and formulas. You review and confirm every question before it is saved.

Material is uploaded once and reused in any exam. The bank filters by question type, topic and language, and images stay attached to their question.

  • 8 question types: multiple choice, multiple answer, true/false, short answer, long answer, fill in the blank, matching and numeric answer
  • AZ, RU and EN texts are kept in the same bank
  • Recognized material enters the bank only after confirmation
Question table, subject filter and question types in the Ahu material bank

The teacher builds, the student joins with a code

The exam builder shows sections, text blocks and points on one page. A ready exam opens in a session, and the student simply enters a name to join.

  1. Build

    Pick questions from the bank, arrange them into sections, set the time limit and the pass mark. With DİM I/II, SAT and TR-YÖS templates you do not start from a blank page.

  2. Publish and share the code

    Publish the exam and send the join code to students. The student clicks the link or types the code.

  3. Run and monitor

    The waiting room shows how many have joined. When the exam starts, progress, activity and violations appear live on the dashboard.

Joining and the waiting room

The student side is simple: a name, a code and a start button. The teacher sees every join live.

Ahu screen where a student enters the join code
Ahu exam session screen with the join code and a participant table that has no participants yet

Parts of the platform

All parts work in one account and complement each other.

  • Material bank

    Questions, text blocks, images and tables are kept in one place.

  • Exam builder

    Sections, points and the time limit are set in a visual builder.

  • Live session

    A group exam opened with a join code, a waiting room and live monitoring.

  • Anti-cheat

    Three modes record signals such as tab switches, copying and multiple IPs.

  • Results

    Score, percentage and per-question analysis are ready as soon as the exam ends.

  • Pricing

    Sole teacher and firm plans are managed in the same account.

  • Teachers and firms

    A sole teacher manages their own bank, while a firm builds its team with categories and roles.

Integrity: a signal without a webcam

  • Off
  • Warning
  • Strict

Ahu watches only what happens in the browser: tab switches, leaving the window, copying, exiting full screen and signing in from several IPs. No camera, microphone or screen recording.

Off mode only records. Warning mode delivers every event to the teacher live. Strict mode closes the session automatically once the threshold set by the teacher is reached.

Every event is written to the journal with the student's name, time and session state. After the exam, the teacher filters the journal and decides which event was a real violation.

Strict mode starts from the Professional plan for sole teachers, and from the Standard plan on firm plans.

How a variant exam works

2–26 variants

Choose 2–26 separately published exams for a session. Each becomes a variant labeled A, B, C and goes to students at random, so neighbors may get different exams.

Variants are not copies: each has its own questions and structure. Shuffling changes the question order, not the variant, which makes it harder for one answer to spread in a large group.

Seating plan

Each seat gets a random variant

Ahu live session dashboard with the participant table, assigned variant and progress

Exams remotely, from home

Students install no software. They open the link on a phone or computer and enter their name. You can share the code and link by WhatsApp or email before the exam.

Both the code and the link lead to the same session. The teacher sees who has joined in the waiting room and starts the exam when everyone is ready.

The time limit is calculated on the server. The device clock or the browser window does not change the result.

Results when the exam ends, not after

The score and percentage are ready as soon as a student finishes. The dashboard shows the score, percentage, auto-graded questions and violation log; you grade the open answers.

Filter the table and open any student's result. Each question shows the chosen answer, the correct answer, the points awarded and the grading status.

PDF reports start from the Expert plan for sole teachers, and from the Standard and Premium plans on firm plans.

  1. Score and percentage are calculated the moment the exam ends
  2. The question card shows the selected answer, the correct answer and the points awarded
  3. The violation journal keeps events together with a timeline
Ahu results screen with the student's score, percentage, variant and per-question answers

Ahu, Word, WhatsApp and Google Forms

This work can be done with various tools, but the whole exam flow is completed in only one place.

Capability Ahu Word WhatsApp / USB Google Forms
Material bank Yes, with AI import File by file, by hand A stream of messages and files None
Live group session Yes, with a join code None None By sharing a form
Variants 2–26 separate exams Manual copies Manual copies None
Anti-cheat 3 modes None None Limited
Instant analytics Yes None None In the answers spreadsheet

The platform in numbers

question types
8
variants
2–26
anti-cheat modes
3
languages: AZ, RU, EN
3

Frequently asked questions

What is the Ahu platform?

Ahu is an online exam platform for teachers and prep centers. The material bank, exam builder, live session joined by code and result analytics all work in one account.

Does a student need an account?

No. A student opens the link, enters a name and joins the exam. An account is an optional choice only for students who want to see the history of past exams.

Which files can I upload?

Upload a PDF document or an image. The system recognizes text, tables and formulas, and each question is written to the bank after confirmation. There is no need to copy from a Word file by hand.

How are variants assigned?

You pick 2–26 separate exams for the session, and each becomes a variant. Every student gets one at random, so the person next to them may get another.

When are results ready?

Closed answers are scored the moment the exam ends; open answers are added after the teacher grades them. PDF reports start at Expert for sole teachers and at Standard for firms.

Run your first exam today

Create a material bank, choose a template and invite students with a code. The Free plan is enough to try the exam flow.