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Run remote exams with exam‑hall integrity

Hold semester exams, entrance tests, coding contests and certification assessments online, with ID checked before the exam and CheqMate AI watching throughout.

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Arjun Nair

B.Tech semester 5, Data Structures exam · question 27 of 40 · 01:21:36

ID matched by greeterCheqMate AI on
Face detected
Webcam
Screen
2 people
Phone

Session timeline · select a flag

01:21:36 / 02:00:00

Someone came to the desk and pointed at the screen. Only the phone camera could see them, so the invigilator reviews this answer.

One exam session: the screen, the room and every flag, with the evidence behind it · sample data

An example test

What an online paper can look like

One example. You choose the sections, the question types, the length and how closely it is watched.

  • Draft it from a job description, or build it by hand
  • Review every question before a candidate sees it
  • Reuse questions from your own bank
Example blueprint

Certified Data Analyst — certification exam

Professional certification, remote sitting

Duration
120min
Sections
5
Questions
47
  1. 01

    Statistics and data concepts

    Multiple choice
    ×30
  2. 02

    Identify all valid interpretations

    Pick all that apply
    ×10
  3. 03

    Query a sales database

    SQLLive MySQL
    ×4
  4. 04

    Data cleaning task

    Write and run codePython
    ×1
  5. 05

    Written case analysis

    Written, marked by AI
    ×2

Proctoring: ID check, webcam + screen + phone camera, integrity agent

The problem

Why remote exams are hard to trust

  1. 01

    A certificate is worth what its exam is worth

    If candidates can pass with outside help, employers stop trusting the credential. The exam conditions have to be as strict online as they are in a hall.

  2. 02

    Large batches, fixed exam windows

    A whole cohort sits the same paper at the same time. Invigilators need to watch many candidates at once and reach any one of them quickly.

  3. 03

    You have to know who is sitting the exam

    Remote exams make impersonation easy unless someone checks the candidate’s identity and surroundings before the paper opens.

  4. 04

    Students and parents ask what is recorded

    Proctoring raises fair privacy questions. You need clear answers about what is captured, who can see it and how long it is kept.

How it runs

From setting the paper to releasing results

  1. 1

    Set the paper

    Build the exam from multiple-choice, written, coding, SQL and diagram questions, with sections and a fixed duration.

  2. 2

    Verify every candidate

    With Greet & Verify, a person meets each candidate on a live call, checks their ID and their room, and only then releases the exam.

  3. 3

    Invigilate live

    TriNetra shows the webcam, the screen and a phone camera for each candidate. The CheqMate AI integrity agent locks the computer into the exam window.

  4. 4

    Evaluate and publish

    Papers come back marked, written answers reviewed by your staff, and every student has a scorecard with the integrity record attached.

Roles

What you can run

  • Semester and end-term exams
  • Entrance and admission tests
  • Professional certification exams
  • Programming lab practicals
  • Database and SQL practicals
  • Inter-college coding contests
  • Placement readiness tests
  • Scholarship and aptitude tests
  • Faculty and staff recruitment tests
  • English proficiency assessments
FAQ

Common questions

What does proctoring record, and who can see it?

That depends on the settings you choose for each exam: webcam snapshots or live video, screen share, and optionally the phone camera. Only authorised staff in your organisation can see it. Our security page explains what is captured and how long it is kept.

Read about security and candidate privacy
Do candidates need to install software?

Not by default. Exams run in the browser. For high-stakes exams you can require the CheqMate AI integrity agent, a desktop app that runs the exam in a locked window.

Can candidates take the exam on a phone?

No. The exam is taken on a laptop or desktop. With TriNetra, the candidate’s phone is used as an extra proctoring camera, linked by scanning a QR code.

Can we run coding contests for students?

Yes. Contests have their own question sets, invitations and a live leaderboard, and institutes can run them separately from graded exams.

See it with one of your own roles

Bring a job description to the demo. We will build the test with you and show you the report a candidate produces.