The Exam Paper Generator builds a full paper rather than a list of questions. You choose the exam type, the chapters to cover and how much each should count, and the structure of the paper — sections, question types, how many questions, how many a student attempts, and the marks for each. The tool writes the questions and the answers; the numbers stay exactly as you set them.
Papers can be generated in English, in Urdu (اردو), or in both languages side by side — English on the left and Urdu on the right, the way many board papers are printed. Urdu prints right to left in Nastaliq. Roman Urdu is not offered for papers.
Every paper comes as two printable copies: the question paper for students (with name, roll number, and date lines) and a marking scheme for the teacher, with the model answer and the marks each point earns.
Exam Papers is a paid tool. It is included with paid plans within a monthly allowance, and a Free teacher can buy paper packs instead.
How it works
- Set the paper. Pick the class, subject, language, difficulty, and exam type. Start from a generic monthly, mid-term, or final structure, then edit every section and mark to match your school's pattern.
- Choose the chapters. List the chapters the paper should cover and give each a weight. The marks are spread across chapters in that proportion, and every chapter you list appears on the paper.
- Generate, review, print. Each section is written separately and checked against your structure. Read through the paper, edit any wording, and export the question paper and the marking scheme.
Why it works for teachers — HEART
Google's HEART framework (Happiness, Engagement, Adoption, Retention, Task success) is a standard way to evaluate whether a product actually helps the people using it, not just whether it works technically.
- Happiness
- Assembling a term paper by hand means covering every chapter taught, matching the marks a school expects, and then writing a marking scheme separately. Teachers describe the coverage-and-marks bookkeeping as the tedious part.
- Engagement
- Because the structure is editable, a school can reproduce its own paper layout — for example an objective section, a short-question section where students attempt any 8 of 10, and a long-question section — and reuse it term after term.
- Adoption
- Free teachers can try it by buying a small pack of papers, and paid plans include a monthly allowance, so there is no separate module to switch on.
- Retention
- Every paper is saved to History alongside lesson plans, worksheets, and quizzes, so last term's paper is a starting point for this term's.
- Task success
- The total marks always equal the sum of what students attempt, question counts and marks per question always match the structure you set, and each marking scheme adds up to its question's marks.
Why you can trust it — E-E-A-T
Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness — Google's framework for content quality, applied here to how this feature was actually built and who stands behind it.
- Experience
- The paper structure — sections, attempt-any-N choice, marks per question — mirrors how Pakistani school papers are actually set, and the starting structures are deliberately generic rather than presented as any board's official pattern.
- Expertise
- Numbers such as marks, question counts, and chapter coverage are enforced by the tool itself, not left to the AI, so a generated paper can't quietly drift from the blueprint.
- Authoritativeness
- Part of the same DIGIT Pakistan product as every other module here — one team, one accountable source.
- Trustworthiness
- AI-written questions and answers can contain mistakes, and Urdu wording in particular deserves a careful read. Nothing is printed or sent automatically: a paper stays a draft in the teacher's account until they review and export it.
FAQ
Does it follow my board's official paper pattern?
Not automatically. It starts from generic monthly, mid-term, and final structures that you can edit section by section, so you can set it up to match your board or school pattern, but it does not ship an official Punjab Board or FBISE template.
Which languages can a paper be in?
English, Urdu, or both side by side. In a two-language paper the English is written first and then translated into Urdu, and you can edit either. You can also print an English-only or Urdu-only copy of the same paper. Roman Urdu is not available for papers.
Do I still need to check the paper?
Yes. Read every question and answer before printing — especially Urdu papers, where terminology and phrasing should be checked by someone comfortable in the language.
Who can use it, and what does it cost?
It is a paid tool. Paid plans include a monthly allowance per teacher — 15 papers on Teacher Pro, 20 on School Starter, 30 on School Pro, 60 on Enterprise. Free teachers can buy a pack of 5 papers for PKR 499, valid for 90 days, and paid teachers can buy packs for extra papers. A two-language paper counts as one paper, and adding Urdu to an existing English paper costs nothing extra.
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