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An expert-verified question bank that lets teachers build an accurate weekly test paper in seconds, then run it live online.
The challenge
Examyfi is Pyzon's own product, built after talking directly with educators in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology about a problem every coaching institute preparing students for competitive, MCQ-based exams (like NEET and JEE) runs into every single week: creating an accurate test paper. Getting good results depends heavily on consistent, well-targeted weekly practice — but writing a genuinely accurate, well-balanced paper takes real subject expertise and time, and most teachers are already stretched thin just teaching. Some institutes tried hiring dedicated staff purely to set papers, but that adds a real, ongoing cost most institutes can't easily justify. The result, across nearly every institute we spoke to, was the same: teachers under pressure to produce an accurate weekly paper, without the time, dedicated expertise, or budget to do it consistently well.
What we built
Built a dedicated, fresh question database for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, verified question by question by a strict, subject-specialist expert team — so the bank's quality doesn't depend on whichever teacher happens to be setting that week's paper
Mapped every question against Bloom's taxonomy, so a paper can be built with a genuine mix of recall, understanding, application, and higher-order thinking questions, not just random ones
Built a clean, genuinely easy-to-use interface so any teacher, regardless of technical comfort, can assemble an accurate paper in seconds and generate multiple sets at once
Added a live mode: once a paper is ready, a teacher can push it live and students log in with their own ID to take the test directly on the platform, alongside full support for running ongoing online test series
Built detailed, granular reporting — broken down week by week, question by question, and answer by answer — so teachers and institute management can see exactly where each student and each batch is strong or weak
Added a shared question bank with bulk Excel import and automatic duplicate detection, tagged by subject/chapter/topic/difficulty, supporting both text and image-based questions
Built a resource-based permission system so one deployment can serve multiple institute clients, each with staff who only see the areas their role grants
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