MCQ generator — questions with answers, from your own material
Paste a topic, upload the chapter or photograph your notes, and get a set of multiple-choice questions with the correct option marked and a line explaining why. Use them in a paper, print them, or send them as a quiz.
How do I generate MCQs with answers?
Veda generates multiple-choice questions from a topic you type or a chapter you upload, each with the correct option marked and a one-line explanation. The set runs from easy recall to exam level, options are shuffled per student, and it works in 42 languages. Print it, or send it as a self-marking quiz.
Every question comes with its key and its reason
An MCQ without the explanation is half a question. Each one here arrives with the correct option marked and a one-line reason — which is the part that transfers to the next question, and the part a student checking their own work actually needs.
- The correct option marked on every question
- A one-line explanation, not just the letter
- Distractors that are wrong for a reason, not padding
- Options shuffled, so a shared screen does not give it away
Easy, medium and hard in the same run
A set pitched at the middle of the class bores the top and loses the bottom. The ladder runs from recall through application to the stretch question, so the same set gives everyone something to get wrong.
- Warm-up, building-up and topper-level in one set
- Generate as many as you need, not a fixed ten
- Print it, set it as a test, or share it as a link
- Assign to a class in one tap
A topic name is enough; a chapter is better
Type "Thermodynamics first law" and you get a set. Upload the chapter and you get a set from your syllabus instead of the internet's idea of it — which matters when the exam follows a particular book. Up to three sources at once.
- A typed topic, a chapter PDF, a photo, or a link
- Up to three sources combined into one set
- Handwritten notes read from a phone photo
- The output language follows your material, or you choose it
What people generate these for
A section of a question paper
The objective section, with its key, ready to paste into the paper you are already building.
A weekly batch test
Tuition and coaching batches run on short frequent tests. Generate, share the link, read the result.
Self-testing before an exam
Students generate a set on the chapter they just read, then use the explanations to find what they misread.
Competitive exam practice
Objective-only papers are the whole format. A ladder matters more here than anywhere else.
A revision round in class
Ten questions on the screen at the end of the period, answered live, scored instantly.
A vernacular set
Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi and 39 more — the question in the language, the technical term as the book writes it.
About generating MCQs
How is this different from the quiz generator?
A quiz is an event — a link, a live round, a leaderboard. An MCQ set is an artefact: a list of questions with keys that you paste into a paper, print, or hand to a batch. Same engine, different thing out of it. If you want the leaderboard, use the quiz generator.
Do the MCQs come with the correct answers?
Yes, every question carries the correct option and a one-line explanation. An answer key without reasoning is the thing that makes a set useless for self-study.
Can I generate MCQs from a PDF or a photo?
Yes — a chapter PDF, a photo of the pages, a link, pasted text, or just a typed topic name. Up to three sources can be combined into one set.
How many questions can I get?
As many as the material supports; it is not capped at ten. A full chapter typically yields a few dozen across the difficulty ladder.
Can I get MCQs in Hindi or Gujarati?
Yes, across 42 languages. The questions are written in the language rather than translated afterwards, and textbook terms stay in English where your book keeps them.
Is there a ready-made set I can just read?
Yes — the library has MCQs with answers for hundreds of chapters, readable on the page with no sign-up. Generating your own is for when you want them from your material.
Is it free?
Generating MCQs from your own material is free, with no ads.
Also: the quiz generator · an answer key · question paper generator · ready-made MCQs
A chapter in. A set with answers out.
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