Teachers
AI Quiz Generator: board-ready questions in seconds
The AI Quiz Generator produces board- and Bloom-aware questions grounded in your textbook — you can even feed a photographed PDF and it reads the text with OCR. Finished sets publish straight to homework or a graded assessment, assigned to your students.
Who it’s for: For teachers building practice and tests aligned to a specific board — "AI question generator", "CBSE question paper generator".
How it works
Source the content
Point it at a textbook chapter, a topic, or upload a PDF — OCR extracts the text if it’s a scan.
Set the shape
Choose question types, difficulty and Bloom levels; questions are generated grounded in the source, avoiding repeats across the set.
Publish
Save to the question bank, or publish as homework or a graded assessment assigned to the class in one step.
See it in a real classroom
He generates ten Bloom-tagged questions from the chapter, swaps one weak distractor, and clicks "Publish as Homework" — it lands with Class 8A immediately, due Friday. Students who finish early move to staged practice that adapts difficulty question by question.
Why it matters: Chapter taught at 10 am; board-style homework live by 10:05.
Who uses it, and for what
Teachers: Generate → verify → publish as quiz or homework in two clicks.
Students: Staged quiz practice that adapts to how you’re doing.
Admins: Question Studio ops: calibration, bias checks, cost console.
What makes it different
Board & Bloom aware
Questions can be shaped to board patterns and Bloom’s levels, so a set is fit for real classroom use, not just trivia.
Textbook-grounded
Generation draws on your uploaded chapter and feeds already-produced questions back in to avoid duplicate stems.
PDF-OCR intake
A photographed or scanned page can be the source — handwriting and print are read with OCR before questions are drafted.
Questions schools ask
Can I publish a set as homework directly?
Yes. A generated set can be published as homework with a due date and assigned to all students in a class, or turned into a graded assessment — not left as a draft nobody sees.
Do questions repeat on a small chapter?
The generator feeds each produced question back as an avoid-list, so even a single short chapter yields distinct questions rather than the same fact reworded.
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See it on your own textbook
Book a walkthrough and watch this agent answer from a chapter you upload.
Edvation · Updated July 2026