The AI Quiz Generator Built for Indian Teachers (Hindi, Gujarati & 40+ Languages)
Global AI quiz tools speak English and stop there. Here is how Indian teachers generate quizzes from their own chapter, in their own language, and share them on WhatsApp.
By Veda Team
Search for an AI quiz generator and you will find plenty of good tools — built in America, priced in dollars, and fluent only in English. Ask them for a quiz in Hindi from a Gujarati-medium science chapter and the conversation ends.
Veda was built the other way around: for Indian classrooms first. Here is what that means in practice.
It starts from YOUR material, not a question bank
Most quiz tools hand you someone else's questions. Veda reads what you teach: photograph your handwritten notes, upload the chapter PDF, paste a YouTube link or plain text — up to three sources at once — and the quiz is generated from exactly that content, in the paper's own order of ideas. Nothing off-syllabus sneaks in.
It speaks your classroom's language
Hindi medium, Gujarati medium, Marathi, Tamil — Veda detects the language of your material and generates questions in it. Teaching English chapter but testing in Hindi? Choose the output language yourself. More on how the language support works.
Levels, not just questions
One tap gives you a leveled MCQ ladder — easy questions to warm the class up, harder ones to stretch your toppers. Generate as many fresh questions as you need; no per-quiz limits.
Share it the way India shares everything: WhatsApp
Every quiz gets a link. Drop it in the class WhatsApp group and every student plays the same questions on their own phone — scored automatically, with a leaderboard. Or run it live in class as a Kahoot-style session.
Results without an evaluation evening
Because checking is automatic, you see who scored what, which question the whole class failed, and who never attempted — the minute the quiz closes. That failed question is tomorrow's first five minutes of teaching.
What it costs
Creating quizzes from your own material is free. No credit card, no 15-day trial that quietly becomes a subscription.
Get Veda free on Google Play → — or see everything else it does for teachers.