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Mock exam scoring and student tracking for tutoring centres, with a phone optical form.
An online system for tutoring centres, courses and teachers in Turkey to run mock exams and follow students through the season. Answers come from a phone optical form, a paper form or an optical reader; nets, estimated scores, topic analysis, report cards and parent messages are ready at once.
Tutoring centres run mock exams on paper optical forms, and the results end up spread across each publisher's own portal. One exam at a time is easy to read; which student has been slipping in which topic since the start of the season is not. sinavonline collects the answers, scores them with each exam's own net rules (LGS, TYT, AYT and others) and keeps every result in one history per student.
Students open the exam from a link or QR code and enter their six-digit student code; there is no app and no account. Each mark is saved as it is made and kept on the phone if the connection drops. Teachers can also type answers, print a paper answer form or paste an optical reader's output, and the answer key is pasted straight from the publisher's PDF. Report cards, error reports and a parent progress page open from unguessable links, and parent messages go out through the teacher's own WhatsApp.
Over the season the student profile shows topic progress, the topics that cost the most nets, targets, notes, attendance, homework and a weekly study plan. Class pages add a topic heat map, study groups and early warnings for falling nets or missed exams. Publishers get a QR code per book: students solve the book's mock exams on their phone and see their own analysis, while the publisher sees only aggregate statistics.
How it was built
Mock exams in Turkish tutoring centres still run on paper optical forms, and the results land in each publisher's own portal. A centre can read one exam, but not who has been falling behind in a topic for two months. sinavonline was built to keep the whole season in one place: take the answers however they arrive, score them by the exam's own rules and keep every result on the student.
Two decisions shape it. The optical form is a web page, not an app, so a student opens it from a link or the QR code in a book and nothing is installed on anyone's phone. And topics are not free text: the answer key ties each question to a shared topic list, so two publishers' names for the same topic count as one. That is what lets the system rank the topics that cost a student the most nets and turn them into study groups, homework and a follow-up test.
Highlights
Phone optical form
Students mark bubbles in the browser from a link or QR code, with no app or account.
Exam net rules
Templates for LGS, TYT, AYT, YDT, KPSS, ALES and DGS with their own wrong-answer rules and estimated scores.
Shared topic list
Every question is tied to one topic list, so weak topics add up across exams and publishers.
Parent updates
Report cards, error reports and a progress page reach parents through ready-made WhatsApp messages.
Publisher books
One QR code per book opens its mock exams and each student's results.
Questions and answers
- Who is sinavonline for?
- Tutoring centres, courses and teachers who prepare students for LGS and YKS in Turkey, and publishers that sell mock exam books.
- Do students need an app or an account?
- No. They open the exam from a link or QR code, enter their six-digit student code and mark the answers in the phone's browser.
- Which exams does it support?
- TYT, AYT, YDT, LGS, middle school grade exams, the scholarship exam, KPSS, ALES, DGS and custom exams of up to 200 questions; estimated scores are not official.
- Is an optical reader needed?
- No. Answers can come from phones, from a teacher typing them or from a printable paper form, and an optical reader's output can be pasted in.
- What language is it in?
- Turkish.
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