Everything an MCQ exam needs
Proctoring built for fair, large-scale assessments
From the first system check to the final report, every step is monitored, explained to the candidate and open to human review.
AI proctoring that watches the room, not the person
MediaPipe-based analysis runs on the candidate's webcam stream and raises graded events instead of blunt pass or fail verdicts.
- Multiple faces, no face, face mismatch and gaze away
- Risk score recalculated every few seconds
- Evidence snapshots attached to each event
Risk score
72
Monitored exam app
Candidates share their entire screen and work freely. Nothing is blocked or interrupted: what is on screen goes to the proctor, with a picture as proof.
- Which AI tool was open, read from window titles
- Tab switches, other apps and extra monitors flagged at once
- No warnings on screen, marks deducted after proctor review
Question 14 of 60
42:18Every tab, app and AI chat is seen by the proctor
Search and browsing tracking
Candidates can use anything. AI tools and searches are read from window titles, and the shared screen shows the rest.
- Nothing is blocked
- AI tools flagged when they are seen
- Full log available to proctors during and after the exam
- 10:42:08docs.python.org/3/library/heapq.html
- 10:43:51google.com/search?q=time+complexity+heap+sort
- 10:44:30chat.openai.comAI site
Warnings and disqualification
A clear, configurable policy so candidates know where they stand and proctors do not have to improvise.
- Default: two warnings, then auto-submit
- Critical events can submit immediately
- Proctors can send manual warnings or terminate
Warning 1 of 2
Gaze away · MEDIUM
Warning 2 of 2
AI site opened · HIGH
Auto-submitted
Third HIGH event
Offline mode for unstable networks
A dropped connection should not ruin an exam. Answers autosave locally and sync once the network returns.
- Network loss logged as a low-severity event
- Timer stays authoritative
- Sync status always visible
Network lost · 00:42
Timer continues. Answers are saved on this device.
Reports organizations can act on
Scores, question analysis and a per-candidate violation timeline, ready to export for the placement cell or the institute.
- Result and violation reports
- Review and overrule penalties with evidence
- CSV and PDF export
How we compare
Most online test tools stop at a browser tab and a few snapshots. Here is what changes with a dedicated secure app.
| Capability | DEV102 Proctoring | Typical online test tools |
|---|---|---|
| Dedicated secure desktop appMonitored exam app instead of a browser tab | Supported | Partially supportedBrowser extension only |
| Face verification + OTP at entryMatches the registered candidate before the exam starts | Supported | Partially supportedOTP only |
| Multiple-face and gaze detectionContinuous webcam analysis with severity levels | Supported | Partially supportedSnapshots every few minutes |
| Entire-screen sharing enforcedExam pauses if sharing stops | Supported | Partially supportedTab sharing allowed |
| Blacklisted apps closed before startRemote desktop, screen recorders, chat tools | Supported | Not supported |
| VM and remote desktop detectionChecked at system check and during the exam | Supported | Not supported |
| Every URL and search query loggedAI sites and AI-style prompts are flagged | Supported | Not supported |
| Marks deducted by policyConfigurable per exam, confirmed by a proctor | Supported | Partially supportedManual action only |
| Proctor live grid and terminationScreens, webcam, risk score and violation feed | Supported | Partially supportedRecordings reviewed later |
| Human review of every penaltyProctors confirm or overrule with evidence | Supported | Not supported |
| Autosave through network dropsAnswers queue locally and sync on reconnect | Supported | Partially supported |
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