How to make a question paper in 5 minutes
- Add your institute name and logo once. They are remembered for all our free tools.
- Fill in the test details — test name, class, subject, date and time. Max. marks are added up for you.
- Paste your questions into each section. Choose the type (MCQ, fill in the blanks, short answer…) and the marks per question.
- Mark the right answers with a * or an "Ans:" line if you want an answer key.
- Print the paper, then switch to the "Answer key" tab and print the key for yourself.
A good question paper format
Most coaching and school test papers follow the same order. Keep it the same every time so students know where to look:
| Part | What it has | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Header | Institute name, test name, class, subject, date, time, max. marks | Always print time and marks — students plan their paper by them |
| Student details | Name and roll number | Roll number boxes make checking and data entry faster |
| Instructions | Compulsory questions, marking scheme, what is not allowed | Write negative marking clearly if you use it |
| Section A | Objective — MCQ, fill in the blanks, true/false | Easy questions first build confidence |
| Section B / C | Short and long answer questions | Show marks against each question |
How to divide marks in a test
A simple rule for a 1-hour test of 40 marks: about 30% objective (MCQ and blanks), 40% short answers and 30% long answers. For JEE and NEET practice tests, use only MCQs with +4 for a right answer and −1 for a wrong one — choose the "JEE / NEET style" instructions and set "Negative" to 1 in the section.
Why make Set A and Set B?
When students sit close together, a second set with the same questions in a different order stops copying without making a new paper. Each set prints with its own "SET A / SET B" box and its own answer key. If you check answers on OMR sheets, make a matching OMR sheet with a set code.
Question paper format in Hindi
Type or paste your questions in Hindi and choose हिंदी under "Labels". खंड, समय, पूर्णांक, निर्देश and the options (अ) (ब) (स) (द) are printed in Hindi. You can paste options written as (क) (ख) (ग) (घ) too.
After the test
Checking papers is only half the work — marks then go into registers, report cards and calls to parents. In Eduvora360, test marks are entered once and ranks, report cards and parent updates follow on their own. Try the free live demo.
Frequently asked questions
Is this question paper maker free?
Yes. It is completely free with no signup and no limit on papers. A small "eduvora360.com" line is printed in the page footer.
How do I add my questions quickly?
Paste them as you already have them — for example "1. Which is a noble gas? (a) Oxygen (b) Neon (c) Nitrogen (d) Carbon". The tool finds the question, the options and the numbering on its own. Options can be on the same line or on separate lines.
How do I make an answer key?
Put a * after the right option, like "(b) Neon*", or add a line "Ans: b" under the question. For fill in the blanks and short answers, write "Ans: your answer". Then open the "Answer key" tab and print it separately.
What are Set A and Set B?
Sets are versions of the same paper with the questions and options in a different order, so students sitting next to each other cannot copy. Set A keeps your order. Each set gets its own answer key.
Can I write maths and chemistry formulas?
Yes, for common formulas. Type x^2 for x², 10^-3 for 10⁻³ and H_2O for H₂O. Use the symbol buttons for √, π, θ, °, ±, →, ⇌ and more. You can also add a diagram or photo to any question.
Can I make the question paper in Hindi?
Yes. Type or paste your questions in Hindi and choose हिंदी under "Labels". Headings such as खंड, समय, पूर्णांक and the instructions switch to Hindi.
Are my questions uploaded anywhere?
No. The paper is made in your browser. Your draft is saved only on this device so you can continue later.