Loading…Build a question bank once, then run timed mock tests online on a phone or on paper in a hall, for entrance, Loksewa and language exam preparation. Every attempt is ranked, and each student sees the chapters they are weakest in, not just a score.
Last updated 27 Oct 2026
A coaching centre lives on its mock tests, and most of the work is the part nobody sees.
Every paper is assembled in Word from questions copied out of last year's papers.
Answer sheets are marked by hand on Saturday night, and negative marking doubles the arithmetic.
Students get a total and a rank, but no idea which chapters cost them the marks.
A question with a wrong key is found after results go out, and every score has to be redone.
Listening practice for EPS-TOPIK means a speaker at the front of the room and no way to replay fairly.
One question bank, two ways to sit a test, and results that teach.
Single-answer multiple-choice questions, organised by chapter, with pictures, and shared reading passages, images or listening clips that several questions refer to. Import from Excel, or, with the Gyanu add-on, have Gyanu draft questions for you to check.
Students sit the test in a phone browser against a countdown kept by the server, so a refreshed page does not buy extra time. Shuffle questions, and turn on negative marking where the real exam has it.
Print the question paper, the answer sheet and the key, in Nepali, Korean or Japanese as well as English. Key in each student's answers afterwards, and paper attempts are scored and ranked with the online ones.
Attach a listening clip to a group of questions and limit how many times it can be played, so EPS-TOPIK and other listening sections are practised the way they are examined.
Each student sees their score, their rank and the chapters they lost marks in. Teachers see question by question how the batch answered, and progress across a whole series of tests.
Found a wrong key after the test? Change the key or void the question with a reason recorded, and every attempt is rescored on its own.
Taken from NepEdu with a demo institution's data. What you see here is what your staff will use.
Student result
What a student sees after a test: their score, their rank, and the chapters to work on, here in Korean for EPS-TOPIK.
Said plainly, so you can plan around it.
Single-answer multiple choice only: no written or spoken answers yet.
Tests are for your own enrolled students. Selling tests to outside students and taking payment for them is not built.
No proctoring or adaptive tests.
Paper answer sheets are keyed in, not scanned.
Mock tests run in the phone browser, not yet inside the NepEdu app.
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