What teachers and recruiters usually miss in form-based quizzes
- A real time limit. Examopotamia enforces the timer on the server, so refreshing the page or opening a second tab gives nobody extra time.
- A question bank. Write a question once, tag it, and reuse it in any number of tests instead of copying forms.
- Pass marks and certificates. Set a pass mark and send a certificate with a check link to everyone who passes.
- Question statistics. See which questions were too easy, too hard or confusing, and which wrong answers people chose.
- Hiring built in. Job pages, application forms and a candidate pipeline, with the test score on every application.
- AI questions. Type a topic and get a draft set of questions with answer keys and explanations.
Bring your existing questions
Export or paste your questions into a spreadsheet, save it as CSV, and import it into your question bank. A sample file shows the exact columns. You can also start from free ready-made test templates.
Which should you use?
For a quick survey, a sign-up sheet or a casual quiz, a form builder is perfect. For exams that count, such as graded tests, certification, staff training or job screening, use a tool made for assessment: fair timing, consistent marking and results you can act on.
Free to start
The free plan includes 3 live tests, 150 questions, 100 responses a month and 5 AI generations a month. No card needed.
Frequently asked questions
Can I add a timer to my quiz?
Yes. Set a time limit in minutes. It is enforced on the server, so it cannot be bypassed by refreshing the page.
Can I move my questions from Google Forms?
Yes. Put them in a spreadsheet, save it as CSV and import it. Every question keeps its answer key.
Do quiz takers need an account?
No. They open your link, type their name and email, and start.