AI exam generator & grader for teachers
Create an exam with AI, give it to your class, and Mentora grades every answer against your rubric, written answers included. Then it shows you who needs help and what to teach next.
Early access · Limited spots
Why now
Your students already write, translate, and study with AI every day. Assessment hasn't caught up: the same old exams, whole weekends spent grading, and a final grade that says nothing about what each student didn't understand.
Mentora closes that gap. Advanced AI models draft the questions and grade the answers, then turn every exam into a clear picture of what each student hasn't understood yet. Learning moves faster, and every decision that matters is still yours.
Topic-by-topic results show where the class struggled, so your next lesson targets the gap instead of repeating the whole unit.
Mentora grades in minutes what used to take you hours. That time goes back to what matters: planning lessons and helping your students.
Mentora drafts; you edit, replace, and approve. Nothing reaches a student until you've reviewed it.
One loop, every week: assess, understand, act.
How AI grading works
You set the criteria for each question. Mentora grades every answer against them, point by point.
For each question, you write what a correct answer must mention and how many points each criterion is worth.
It checks every answer against your criteria and awards the points. The same answer always gets the same grade.
The grade waits until you've reviewed it. The student won't see it before you do.
See why each point was awarded and change it if you disagree. Students only see the grades you confirm.
Grading example
Why do plants need sunlight?
Student answer
“Because they use it to make their own food.”
Grounded in global standards
UNICEF's Digital Education Strategy 2025–2030 calls for technology that is human-centered, equitable, and evidence-based, with teachers at the center rather than on the sidelines. That's the blueprint we built Mentora on.
The strategy's central shift is from technology-led tools to teachers who shape the technology. In Mentora, AI drafts and the teacher approves: nothing reaches a student without review.
UNICEF asks edtech to measure learning, not just participation. Mentora's reports answer exactly that question: what did each student actually understand?
The strategy names weak tracking of learning outcomes as a core barrier. After every exam, Mentora shows what each student understood, question by question and criterion by criterion, so decisions rest on evidence, not hunches.
UNICEF ranks administrative overload among the biggest threats to education quality. Automatic grading and reports give those hours back to teaching.
Read the frameworks
These public frameworks guide how we design Mentora. Mentora is an independent product, not affiliated with or endorsed by UNICEF or UNESCO.
Built for teachers first: AI handles the busywork, you make the calls.
Pick the subject, topics, and difficulty, and get a complete draft in seconds. Every question stays editable.
Upload your notes or handouts and Mentora writes questions from them. No material? It draws on its own knowledge.
Watch in real time who's opened the exam, how far each student has gotten, and who's already turned it in.
What the class understood, which wrong answers they picked, who needs help, and what to do in the next class.
Invite students by email or join code, and manage classes and rosters without a spreadsheet.
Open and close exams on a schedule, set time limits, shuffle questions, and accept late submissions.
Early access
We're opening spots in small batches so we can support every classroom properly. Leave your email and we'll let you know when it's your turn.
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Set up a classroom, create your first exam in minutes, and know exactly what to teach next.