PDF to Quiz Converter, Hindi & English — Free | Symbiont
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Upload the question paper. Get the quiz back typed.

A PDF to quiz converter for Indian question papers — Hindi or English, PDF, scan or photo in, a typed MCQ test out.

A PDF, a scan, or a photograph off your phone — every question comes back typed, with its options and the page it was found on. Nothing reaches a student until you have read it and said so. Built for institutes that still run on paper, because most still do.

  • MCQ, true/false, fill in the blank, assertion–reason
  • The maths comes back as maths, not as broken text
  • A difficulty and an explanation on every question
  • Published to a class, it marks itself
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25 MB · 20 pagesper paper, PDF or photo
~8 stypical paper, start to draft
45questions per paper on average
हिंदी + Englishread exactly as printed
What happens to the paper

Four steps from a photo to a quiz that marks itself

The same four steps you saw in the recording, in words — because most institutes still run on paper, and that paper is where the questions already are.

  1. 01

    Upload the paper

    A PDF, a scan, or a photo of the printout taken on your phone. Up to 20 pages, Hindi or English or both.

  2. 02

    Every question is typed out

    Question text exactly as printed, all options, the page it came from; the printed answer key where there is one; maths as maths.

  3. 03

    You review the draft

    Fix a misread word, set or confirm the key, set marks, group passage questions. Nothing reaches a student until you say so.

  4. 04

    Publish to a batch

    Students take it on their phones; it marks itself and shows you who got what wrong, question by question.

What comes back

Two real questions, exactly as the converter returned them

Both are genuine output from our own test papers — one Hindi grammar paper, one physics paper — shown as they landed in the draft. No retyping, no cleanup. This is what a PDF to quiz maker should hand you: the paper, typed, ready to check.

SASymbiont · Quiz draftHindi paper

From a 2-page Class X PDF, 182 KB · 20 questions extracted in 23 s

Question Page 1medium

‘नौ दो ग्यारह होना’ मुहावरे का अर्थ है :

  1. (A) भाग जाना
  2. (B) संख्या गिनना
  3. (C) प्रसन्न होना
  4. (D) झगड़ा करना

This paper printed no answer key — the key is set on the review screen before publishing.

SASymbiont · Quiz draftMaths as maths

From Physics_Optics_Quiz.pdf, 197 KB · 10 questions extracted in 7.5 s

Question Page 1mediumstored as LaTeX

An object is placed 20 cm in front of a concave mirror of focal length 10 cm. What is the image distance and nature?

  1. A. 10 cm, virtual and erect
  2. B. −20 cm, real and inverted key
  3. C. −10 cm, real and inverted
  4. D. 20 cm, virtual and erect

Key picked up from the paper. Numbers, signs and units survive exactly — $-20$ cm stays −20 cm.

Hindi and English papers

Built for the question papers Indian institutes actually have

Most PDF to quiz tools are built for an English textbook chapter. This one was built inside a platform for coaching centres and schools in India, so it reads what those institutes upload: board-pattern Hindi papers, bilingual competitive-exam sets, maths with real notation, and photos of printouts rather than clean digital files.

Nearly three in four questions put through it so far were in Devanagari. The text comes back exactly as printed — never translated, never “corrected” — because a question paper is a document, not a draft.

Call it a PDF quiz maker, a PDF to MCQ converter or an online test maker for teachers — it is the tool for teachers who already have the paper and do not have the evening to retype it.

You uploadYou get
Board-pattern Hindi paperDevanagari MCQs, options intact
Bilingual SSC / railway setBoth languages kept, side by side
Maths or physics paperEquations as notation, not symbols soup
Phone photo of a printoutSame result as a digital PDF
Paper with a printed keyAnswers attached, ready to publish
After the conversion

An online test maker for teachers, not a file converter

The typed quiz is not the end of the job — it is a live test inside your institute’s own app, which makes this an online test maker for teachers free to start on the Basic plan. More than 120 quizzes have been published to students this way and taken over 300 times.

Coaching centres with a paper bank

Years of practice sets in a cupboard become a question bank in an afternoon — create a practice test from a PDF of last year’s paper, publish it, reuse it for the next batch.

Schools running weekly tests

Convert the class test, publish to the section, get the marks and the wrong-answer pattern back without a single sheet to check.

Tuition and competitive-exam teachers

SSC, railway, CTET and board practice sets, in Hindi or English, on students’ phones the same evening.

Questions teachers ask

Before you upload the first paper

Is the PDF to quiz converter free?

It is part of Symbiont, not a stand-alone upload box — and Symbiont’s Basic plan is free forever for an institute up to 50 students, with no card. Start free, upload your first paper, and the quiz maker from PDF is yours along with fees, attendance and the rest — a PDF to quiz maker free to start, with no upload limit beyond the file sizes below.

What can I upload?

A PDF up to 25 MB or a JPG/PNG up to 10 MB, up to 20 pages per paper. A scan, a printout photographed on your phone, or a clean digital PDF all work; a straight, well-lit photo reads best.

Does it read Hindi question papers?

Yes — Hindi, English, or a paper that mixes both, extracted exactly as printed and never translated. Nearly three in four questions put through it so far were in Devanagari.

What about maths and symbols?

Powers, fractions, roots, trigonometry and equations come back as proper notation (stored as LaTeX), not as broken characters — in the question and in every option.

Does it know the right answers?

If the paper prints an answer key, it is picked up and attached to each question — that has happened on about 86% of questions so far. If the paper has no key, you set the answers on the review screen before anything is published.

Which question types does it handle?

Multiple choice is what it is built for and what nearly every paper contains; true/false and short-answer questions are also recognised, and questions that belong to a passage or case study are grouped with their passage. Subjective long answers are kept as text for you to mark yourself.

Is this an MCQ generator from PDF, or a converter?

A converter. An AI MCQ generator from PDF invents new questions from a chapter; this converts the questions already printed on your paper into a quiz, word for word. If you want fresh CBSE questions written from the syllabus — a question paper generator rather than a PDF to quiz generator — use the practice papers tool instead; it draws on real board questions.

How long does it take?

About eight seconds for a typical paper; a dense 20-page set can take up to a minute. You get a notification when the draft is ready.

Can students see the quiz before I check it?

No. Every extraction lands as a draft only you can see. You read it, fix anything the paper printed badly, set the marks, and publish it to a batch when you are satisfied. From then on it marks itself and shows you who got what wrong.