AI Exam Grader for Tests, Quizzes and Board Exams
Exam marking has the highest stakes and the tightest deadlines. Proctor AI is an AI exam grader that reads handwritten scripts, scores each question against your marking scheme, and returns results for the whole cohort in minutes, with teachers reviewing and approving every mark.
It handles mixed papers, objective sections, descriptive answers, math working, and diagrams in a single exam.
- Per-question scoring to your scheme
- Mixed objective and descriptive
- Minutes to grade a cohort
- Teacher approves every result
How an exam is graded
- Load the paper and scheme: Add the question paper and your marking scheme, or describe it in a prompt.
- Upload the scripts: One PDF of the whole cohort's answer sheets; the agent splits them.
- Score every question: Each answer is graded against the scheme, with partial credit where you allow it.
- Run integrity checks: The agent flags copying and AI-written answers across the cohort.
- Review and release: Approve the marks and export results and analytics.
Handles a whole exam paper
| Section | Example | How it scores |
|---|---|---|
| Objective | MCQ, true/false, match | Exact-match scoring |
| Short answer | One or two line responses | Rubric and keyword based |
| Descriptive | Long-form answers | Rubric with point coverage |
| Numerical | Math working | Step-by-step with partial credit |
| Diagrams | Labelled figures | Checks expected labels and parts |
Frequently asked questions
Can AI grade exam papers?
Yes. Proctor AI reads handwritten exam scripts, scores each question against your marking scheme, runs integrity checks, and returns results for the whole cohort, with teachers approving every mark.
Does it handle mixed question types?
Yes. A single exam can mix objective, short-answer, descriptive, numerical, and diagram questions, and the grader scores each appropriately.
How fast is exam grading?
A cohort of a few hundred scripts typically grades in well under an hour, compared with many hours of manual marking.
Is it reliable enough for high-stakes exams?
It reaches around 93% agreement with manual marking, and because every script is reviewed and approved by a teacher, the released result is always teacher-approved.