QuizAgent — AI quizzes grounded in real exam papers
QuizAgent is a free Android app that turns any topic or exam name into a scenario-based quiz. It researches the topic live across the web as you watch, and for supported competitive exams it grounds the questions in real previous-year papers so the difficulty and phrasing match the actual exam. Teachers share a quiz with one link or join code and track results on a dashboard; students get a rationale for every answer plus AI insights on what to study next. It is free during the public beta and distributed as a direct APK download while a Play Store release is prepared.
Key facts
- 4 question formats — Single-correct, multi-select, true/false and match-the-columns, each generated with a written rationale.
- 6 exams pre-configured — SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, JEE Mains, NEET UG, UPSC Prelims and IBPS PO ship with their real paper format — marks, timing, negative marking and question mix — so generated mocks follow the actual pattern.
- ₹0 cost during the beta — Every feature is free while the beta runs: generation, sharing, leaderboards and analytics. No card, no tiers.
- 1 link shares a quiz — One share link or join code sends a quiz to a whole class. No portal to set up and no accounts to provision.
Who uses QuizAgent?
- Exam-prep students — turn any topic or exam name into a mock test that follows the real paper pattern, with a rationale for every answer.
- Classroom teachers — generate a class quiz in under a minute, edit it, share it by link, and see topic-by-topic accuracy for the class.
- Corporate L&D and HR teams — turn policy and compliance topics into situational judgement questions instead of section-number trivia.
- Course and content creators — add active-recall checkpoints between lessons and see which lessons need a rework.
How to create and share a quiz
- Name your topic or exam. Open QuizAgent and type any topic or exam name, such as "AP Biology photosynthesis" or "SSC CGL quantitative aptitude". The AI researches it live across the web and you watch sources arrive as questions stream onto the screen.
- Review and refine the questions. Read the generated scenario questions and their rationales, edit any wording or answer you disagree with, and delete the items you do not want. Nothing is shared until you choose to share it.
- Share the quiz and track results. Send the share link or join code to your class or team. They take the quiz in the app, and results roll up to a per-quiz leaderboard and a topic-by-topic dashboard showing what to reteach.
How QuizAgent compares with typical AI quiz generators
| Dimension | Typical AI quiz makers | QuizAgent |
|---|---|---|
| Question depth | Definitions and dates that test recall | Scenario questions that ask the learner to apply a concept, each with a rationale |
| Source of truth | Whatever the model remembers, with no citation | Live web research per quiz, plus real previous-year papers on supported exams |
| Exam realism | Generic difficulty unrelated to any real paper | Real marks, timing, negative marking and question mix for 6 pre-configured exams |
| Maths and formulas | Broken or plain-text equations | Proper LaTeX rendering for equations and formulas |
| After the score | A number and nothing to act on | Topic-by-topic accuracy plus AI insights naming what to study or reteach next |
| Sharing | A separate testing portal to configure | One share link or join code, with a private per-quiz leaderboard |
Which exams does QuizAgent support?
Six exams ship with their real paper format — marks, timing, negative marking and question mix — so generated mocks follow the actual pattern:
- SSC CGL — Tier-1 pattern: 100 questions, 200 marks, 60 minutes, +2 per correct answer and −0.5 negative marking, 100% single-correct MCQs. Grounded in ingested previous-year questions.
- SSC CHSL — Same sections and style as CGL at a slightly easier level. Grounded in ingested previous-year questions.
- JEE Mains — Physics, chemistry and mathematics, with the real paper format configured.
- NEET UG — Physics, chemistry and biology, at NEET question style and difficulty.
- UPSC Prelims — General studies and CSAT, in the Prelims question pattern.
- IBPS PO — Banking-exam sections in the IBPS PO pattern.
Any subject or exam works through live AI research — the list above is where QuizAgent additionally grounds generation in the real paper format, and it grows automatically as users request more exams. Previous-year questions are used as style references for difficulty and phrasing; they are never reproduced verbatim into a quiz.
Frequently asked questions
Getting started
Is QuizAgent really free?
Yes. Everything is free during the public beta — AI quiz generation, sharing, leaderboards and analytics. There is no credit card, no trial timer and no paid tier to compare against. If pricing is introduced after the beta, existing beta users will be told before anything changes.
What do I need to run QuizAgent?
An Android phone running Android 7.0 or newer. You install the app from a direct APK download on quizagent.in, then sign in once with Google or an email OTP. There is no iOS app and no desktop app yet.
Why is it an APK download instead of the Google Play Store?
Because the beta ships updates faster than store review allows. QuizAgent is distributed as a direct APK from quizagent.in for now, and a Google Play release is planned once the beta settles. Android will ask you to approve installing from your browser — that prompt is expected for any app not yet on the Play Store.
Can I try QuizAgent without installing anything?
Yes. The homepage has a try-in-browser demo that generates a real quiz from a topic you type, with no sign-up and no install. The demo is limited to a few generations per visitor per day because each one costs a live AI call; the full app has no such limit.
How it works
How is QuizAgent different from other AI quiz generators?
Two things. First, it researches your topic live across the web for each quiz rather than relying on what the model happens to remember, and you watch the sources arrive as questions stream in. Second, for supported competitive exams it grounds generation in real previous-year papers, so difficulty and phrasing match the actual exam instead of reading like generic trivia.
Which exams and subjects does QuizAgent support?
Any subject or topic works through live AI research. Six exams are additionally pre-configured with their real paper format — SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, JEE Mains, NEET UG, UPSC Prelims and IBPS PO — covering marks, timing, negative marking and question mix. SSC CGL and SSC CHSL are further grounded in ingested previous-year questions, and the list grows automatically as users request more exams.
Does QuizAgent copy questions from real exam papers?
No. Previous-year questions are used only as style references so the generator matches the real difficulty and phrasing of a paper. The generator is explicitly instructed not to reproduce them, and every question you see is newly written — which also means you are not practising against an answer key you might have already memorised.
How long does it take to generate a quiz?
Under a minute for a typical quiz. Questions stream onto the screen as they are written rather than appearing all at once at the end, so you start reading the first question while the rest are still being generated.
What question formats can QuizAgent generate?
Four: single-correct multiple choice, multi-select, true/false, and match-the-columns. Every question carries a written rationale explaining the answer. Maths and formulas render as proper LaTeX rather than broken plain text.
Can AI-generated questions be wrong?
Yes, and you should review before sharing. Live web research and previous-year grounding reduce errors substantially compared with unprompted generation, but no AI generator is perfect. QuizAgent shows you every question and rationale in an editable review step before a quiz goes to anyone, and you can rewrite or delete any item.
For teachers and teams
How do my students take a quiz I created?
Share the quiz link or the join code. Students open it in the QuizAgent app, sign in once, take the quiz, and appear on your per-quiz leaderboard automatically. Answers stay hidden until a student submits.
Do my students need their own accounts?
Yes — each student signs in once, with Google sign-in or an email OTP. That is what lets results attribute to a person on your leaderboard and dashboard. There is nothing for you to provision: they sign themselves in when they open your link.
What analytics do teachers get?
A per-quiz leaderboard that ranks your class privately, and a dashboard with topic-by-topic accuracy across quizzes so you can see which concepts to reteach. AI-written insights summarise the weak spots in plain language rather than leaving you to read the chart.
Can QuizAgent be used for corporate training or compliance?
Yes. Name a policy or compliance topic and it generates situational judgement questions — scenarios that test whether someone would act correctly — instead of trivia about section numbers. Share by link and review completion and results on the same dashboard teachers use.
Privacy and data
Are my quizzes public or private?
Private by default. A quiz is reachable only by its share link or join code, and leaderboards are scoped to that single quiz rather than published anywhere. Nothing you generate is listed publicly on quizagent.in.
Is QuizAgent free to use for students under 18?
The app is free for everyone during the beta, but it is built for a general audience rather than certified for children, and school use should go through the teacher who shares the quiz. A teacher sharing a link with their class is the intended flow.
Get QuizAgent
QuizAgent is free during the public beta. Download the Android app (Android 7.0+), or try a quiz in your browser on this page with no sign-up. Read the blog for articles on assessment design and exam preparation.
Last updated 2026-07-17.