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EduQuest Pro
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Quick Start Guide

Go from zero to your first exported exam paper in under 15 minutes. Follow these six steps in order.

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Time to complete: ~10–15 minutes for your first paper. No credit card required — 1,000 points are credited free on signup, enough to complete this guide many times over.
1

Create your account

Go to eduquestpro.com/register and fill in your name, email, and a password.

Check your inbox for a verification email and click the confirmation link.

Once verified, you'll land on the Dashboard — the home base for all your work.

2

Set up your organization

Every account belongs to an Organization. Your org is automatically created when you register — you are the Owner.

To update your org name, go to Settings → Organization in the sidebar.

To invite colleagues, go to Settings → Permissions and click Invite Member. Choose their role (Admin, Teacher, or Reviewer).

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Adding each org member costs 20 pts from your shared balance. Members can then generate papers and export without any per-user seat fees.
3

Configure your tag types

Tags are how EduQuest Pro organizes questions. Before adding questions, set up the tags that matter to your school.

  1. Go to Tags in the sidebar.
  2. You'll see default tag types: Exam, Subject, Topic, Difficulty, Subtopic, Concept, Bloom's Level, Source, Year, Marks.
  3. Toggle each tag type on or off based on what your institution uses.
  4. Mark tags as Required to force teachers to fill them in when creating questions.
  5. Click Add Custom Tag to create your own tag types (e.g., "Board", "Set").
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Add your first question

Go to Questions in the sidebar, then click + New Question in the top right.

  1. Choose a question type: MCQ, Multiple Select, Numeric, Short Answer, Subjective, Fill in Blank, or True/False.
  2. Type your question in the rich text editor. Use the toolbar to add bold, italic, lists, or math equations.
  3. For MCQ/MSQ: add your answer options and mark the correct one(s).
  4. Fill in the tag fields (Subject, Difficulty, Topic, etc.).
  5. Click Save Question.
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Have many existing questions in Word? Use Bulk Import instead of adding them one by one.
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Build your first paper

Go to Papers in the sidebar, then click Build Paper.

  1. Give your paper a name (e.g., "Physics Unit Test — Set A").
  2. Use filters (subject, difficulty, topic) to narrow down questions.
  3. Select questions from the filtered list and add them to your paper.
  4. Optionally group questions into Sections (e.g., Part A, Part B) and set point limits per section.
  5. For multiple sets (Set A, Set B…), add more sets and the system randomizes or shuffles questions.
  6. Click Generate Paper when done.
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Export and print

After generating, go to Papers → List and find your paper. Click Export.

  • Default PDF — download a print-ready PDF instantly.
  • Custom .dotx — if you've uploaded a Word template, select it here to export with your school's branding (header, logo, fonts).

Print or share the downloaded file with your students.

System Requirements

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BrowserChrome 100+, Firefox 110+, Safari 16+, Edge 100+
InternetRequired (cloud-based SaaS)
Import files.docx (Microsoft Word) for bulk import
Export templates.dotx (Word Template) for custom branding
PDF viewerAny — standard PDF reader for exported papers