Now onboarding Kenyan schools · Term 3 2026
Built like an exams office, not a chatbot
Exam AI runs a staged pipeline where every question is planned, written, and reviewed on its own — the way a good setting panel works.
Blueprint-driven planning
Each request is matched to a CBC blueprint for the subject and grade: papers, sections, mark totals, and a cognitive-demand mix planned across all six Bloom's levels before a single question is written.
One writer per question
Every question gets its own AI writer working from a tight specification — topic scope, competency target, marks, expected time, and stimulus type — so a 14-question paper is 14 focused jobs, not one long guess.
A reviewer with a checklist
The finished set is checked for duplicates, curriculum drift, recall-heavy wording, mark mismatches, and Bloom's-level mismatches before it reaches your preview.
Print-ready layout
Cover page with school badge and candidate details, ruled answer spaces sized to the marks, numbered sections, and clean mathematical notation — rendered to A4 PDF and Word.
Questions come with the material learners need
When a task calls for something to inspect or interpret, the paper includes it — generated alongside the question so text and figure always agree.
Line diagrams
specimens, apparatus, labelled structures
Data tables
complete rows and columns, never summaries
Graphs & charts
plotted from exact values
Maps & sources
for humanities and source-based work
Passages
comprehension and language tasks
Practical contexts
procedures, observations, results
More than end-of-term papers
CBC assessment is broader than written exams, and so is the output: each document family gets its own layout instead of being forced into question-paper shape.
Written exams
sectioned papers with cover page
Quizzes
short, time-conscious checks
Rubrics
criteria and performance levels
Project briefs
deliverables, timelines, criteria
Practical checklists
observation and evidence capture
Marking guides
expected responses and mark points
● Ready when you are
See a full paper for your subject
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