Exams as a service

Run exams for thousands, pay only for who sits.

No servers to manage and no yearly licence. Buy credits, run the exam, and get results and audit records.

  • Free credits to pilot
  • No subscription
  • Credits never expire
What you get

Run it once, trust the result

Everything an exam cell needs, without the setup.

  1. Thousands sit at once

    Candidates join from a link on any laptop. You manage no servers.

  2. Coding graded for you

    Code runs against hidden test cases and marks itself. No manual checking.

  3. Honest results

    Optional AI proctoring with camera snapshots, plus an audit record per attempt.

  4. Proof candidates keep

    Verifiable certificates and a rank list the moment the timer ends.

Is this for you?

Exams are for people who run tests for others

If you are the one practising for a test, you want Practice instead.

This is for

  • Colleges and schools running internal exams, semester tests and placement screening
  • Coaching centres running mock tests and ranking every batch
  • Companies and recruiters sending a test to applicants and shortlisting by score

Not what you need?

A student getting ready for placements, coding rounds or interviews wants Practice: free tests, coding tests and AI mock interviews, paid by use.

Go to Practice
How it works

From question bank to results in four steps

  1. Step 1

    Create the exam

    Build it from your question bank: single and multiple choice, written answers and coding problems with a real code runner.

  2. Step 2

    Invite candidates

    Add people to a group, or send each candidate a personal link. Candidates using a link need no account.

  3. Step 3

    Candidates sit it

    Timed, with answers saved as they go, and a candidate can resume after a dropped connection. Optional AI proctoring with camera snapshots.

  4. Step 4

    Results and certificates

    Automatic grading for objective and coding questions, manual grading for written answers, and verifiable certificates.

Both sides

What you do, and what candidates see

So nobody is surprised on exam day.

What the organiser does

  • Builds the exam from a question bank: single and multiple choice, written answers and coding problems
  • Sets the time window, the duration, the pass mark and how many attempts each candidate gets
  • Invites people as a group, by personal link or by access code
  • Switches AI proctoring on if the exam needs it
  • Reads results as they come in: scores, ranks, per-question detail and who needs manual grading

What the candidate sees

  • A clear instructions page and, for proctored exams, a camera and microphone check
  • A timed exam screen with a question map, flagging and answers saved as they go
  • Coding questions with a real code runner, sample cases and hidden-case marking
  • A candidate who loses connection can come back and carry on
  • Their score and, where you enable it, a verifiable certificate
How you are charged

Prepaid credits. No subscription.

You pay per candidate who sits, never for a seat that goes unused.

  1. 1

    You buy credits in advance

    No subscription and no yearly licence. Credits never expire, and every purchase gets an invoice.

  2. 2

    One credit per candidate who sits

    A candidate who is invited but never starts costs nothing. Attempts that are never sat are returned automatically.

  3. 3

    Proctored exams cost a little more

    AI proctoring adds extra credits per attempt. The exact numbers are in the live pricing below.

  4. 4

    Start with free credits

    New accounts get credits so you can run a real pilot with real candidates before paying.

Credit packs and live prices

Not sure yet? Pilot it first.

New accounts start with free credits, so you can run a real exam with real candidates before you pay anything.

  • 1Tell us about your exam, we reply within one working day
  • 2Create the exam and invite a small batch
  • 3Look at the results and the audit record, then decide
Start a pilot
Exams or Practice

Two products, two audiences

The same platform runs both, but they are bought and used differently.

Who it is for

Exams:Institutions: colleges, coaching centres, companies

Practice:Individuals: students and job seekers

Who sets the test

Exams:You (the organiser) build or choose the exam

Practice:JusPrep provides company-style tests and mock interviews

Who pays

Exams:The organiser, in prepaid credits, per candidate

Practice:The student, only for premium tests and mock interviews

Who sees the results

Exams:The organiser, with ranks, reports and audit records

Practice:The student, privately, with a review of every answer

Proctoring

Exams:Optional AI proctoring with camera snapshots

Practice:None needed: it is practice

Best for

Exams:Real exams and screening where the result counts

Practice:Getting ready before those exams

For your candidates

Results your students can carry with them

Certificates from your exams are verifiable, and students can add them to their JusPrep student portfolio, next to their projects and practice scores. They choose what is public.

See the student portfolio

Which one is for you?

JusPrep does three different things. Pick by who you are.

For students and job seekers

Practise on your own

Take company-style tests, coding tests and AI mock interviews. Most tests are free; premium tests and interviews are paid by use.

You pay: nothing to start, then per premium test or mock interview.

See Practice
You are here

For colleges, coaching centres and companies

Run exams for others

Set a timed, optionally proctored exam, invite candidates by link or group, and get graded results and certificates.

The organiser pays: prepaid credits, one per candidate who sits.

Read on below

For students who want to be found

Show your skills

A shareable page with your projects, coding profiles, JusPrep test scores and verified certificates, plus a résumé PDF.

You choose what is public. It stays private until you share it.

See Portfolio

New here? Create a free student account and try a test first.

See it with your own structure.

A 30-minute walkthrough, on a sandbox shaped like your institution, with the roles your team cares about.