End-to-end
examination support
Plan a connected scope across exam setup, delivery, centre operations, security and agreed result services.
Discuss a complete programme ↗Plan secure examinations at public-sector scale — with technology, centre readiness and on-ground operations shaped around your tender or project.
A public examination may involve software, centres, networks, security, staffing, logistics and result processing. Digi Parikshak can support the complete delivery plan — or take responsibility for a clearly defined work package.
From candidate administration to exam delivery, security, evaluation and reporting.
Start with the responsibility you need covered. The engagement can be scoped around your procurement route and examination design.
Plan a connected scope across exam setup, delivery, centre operations, security and agreed result services.
Discuss a complete programme ↗Add a specialist module such as PXE/LAN CBT, web examinations, OMR, biometrics or technical observers.
Explore a work package ↗Discuss a defined technology or execution role as a prime contractor, system integrator or consortium member, subject to tender conditions.
Discuss project teaming ↗Use a platform, centre readiness, surveillance or evaluation service where it fits the project scope and procurement route.
Find the right module ↗Build the delivery plan layer by layer. Include, exclude or coordinate each component with your existing systems and vendors.
Candidate data · Exam mapping · Schedules · Question paper preparation · Secure delivery planning
Web-based examination · Local-server / PXE · Hybrid delivery · Paper-based examination
Centre allocation and readiness · Local servers · LAN · Devices · Power and network checks
Technical observers · System administrators · Invigilators · Biometrics · CCTV · Secure entry · Proctoring · Escalations
Response processing · OMR for objective answers · OSM for descriptive scripts · Result processing · Agreed records
Select the examination mode that best fits your infrastructure, connectivity and exam rules. Different modes can be considered for different locations or candidate groups.
A strong option for high-security or connectivity-constrained centres. Once the centre, local server and exam data are prepared, candidates take the test over the local network without active internet access during the exam.
PXE is a way to start examination computers from a local server over the centre’s network. The exam can be delivered locally after systems and encrypted exam data have been prepared. Centre readiness and the data handover process should be defined in the deployment plan.
A coordinated sequence of activities, aligned to the agreed scope, site coverage and responsibility matrix.
Prepare the plan and validate readiness.
Deliver, monitor and escalate.
Reconcile, process and report.
When a project spans multiple cities, technology, infrastructure, centre management and manpower, delivery can be divided into accountable work packages.
Web-based CBT, PXE/LAN delivery, candidate or exam setup and technical deployment.
Agree the work split, site coverage, staffing plan, escalation ownership, reporting, service levels, data handover and dependencies with the lead contractor and client.
Technology, centres, staff, security and logistics must work to the same plan.
Connectivity, power, computer labs and local arrangements vary by location.
Question paper handling, candidate identity, centre entry and response data need defined controls.
Delivery teams need agreed escalation routes, responsibilities and post-exam documentation.
Digi Parikshak can help define the technology and operational responsibilities within its agreed scope — and how these connect with the client’s or prime contractor’s wider delivery plan.
Bring objective and descriptive evaluation into the post-examination plan with the relevant processing service.
Project scope, delivery conditions and procurement rules shape the final deployment plan.
Yes. A defined technology or operations work package can be discussed, subject to tender conditions, eligibility requirements and permitted teaming arrangements.
PXE/LAN delivery can run over a centre’s local network without active internet during the exam, once the centre and exam data have been prepared and checked.
Multi-location execution can be planned. Required locations, dates, centre availability, candidate volume and staffing must be confirmed for each project.
Recruitment, departmental, eligibility, entrance, certification and skill examinations can be considered. The suitable mode depends on the exam rules and project requirements.
Technical observers and other roles can be included in the deployment plan. Role numbers, qualifications, certifications and locations should be confirmed against the tender and staffing plan.
You can discuss a technical demonstration or scoped pilot. Its format and availability depend on the use case and applicable procurement or tender conditions.
DigiOMR supports objective OMR answer-sheet processing. DigiOSM supports on-screen evaluation of descriptive scripts where that service is required.
Share the examination type, tender or project reference, candidate estimate, locations, dates and the work package you need. We’ll help map the requirement to a suitable delivery mode and scope.