How it works
Three steps, start to finish.
- 1
Choose the pattern
Pick the chapters, the total marks, sections and question types. Your school's patterns and question styles are the defaults, department by department.
- 2
AI writes the paper
Questions come with marks, answers and a marking scheme. Competitive mode writes olympiad-style problems and checks each one by solving it again.
- 3
Review, then print or go online
Swap a question, edit it, add a picture. Print it laid out like a real paper, or run it on screen with proctoring.
What you get with ai question papers.
Your school's style
Question styles set at school, department and pattern level; a level decides the defaults.
Every question type
Multiple choice, short, long, diagram and file answers, with groups like “answer any 3”.
Import past papers
Bring a whole paper in from PDF or Word, parts and marks as printed, pictures included.
Real paper layout
Numbers like 1(a)(i), tables and pictures print the way your board's papers look.
Paper or screen
Print paper exams or run them online with proctoring.
Marked the same way
The marking scheme travels with the paper into AI marking.
How it compares.
Fair, sourced comparisons with the tools schools weigh this against, checked on their own sites.
Questions about ai question papers
Which AI model writes the questions?
Google Gemini (gemini-3.5-flash). The competitive mode uses Gemini's pro model, because olympiad-style problems need more reasoning.
Can we reuse our own past papers?
Yes. Import a paper from PDF or Word; it's read in as questions, parts and marks, with its pictures.
Are questions shared outside our school?
No. Each school runs on its own deployment, and its papers stay there.
Does the AI always get it right?
No AI does. That's why every paper is a draft until a teacher reviews it, and competitive questions are solved a second time to check.
Can students sit the paper on screen?
Yes. The same paper can be printed or run online, with proctoring if you want it.
Goes well with.
Across SparkMentis
See it with your school.
Tell us about your school and we'll walk you through a term with your own classes and papers.