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IP EXAM
Turn what students learn into proof employers trust
A student finishes a course. An employer asks what they can actually do. Between them sits a mess: a test builder, a proctoring add-on, a code judge, and a spreadsheet. IP EXAM is all four in one flow: MCQ and coding assessments, every attempt auto-scored and ranked into one list. Proctoring is built in, not bolted on tab switches, focus loss and Fullscreen exits become a violation score beside the result, so score and credibility arrive together. 15-day free trial, no card.
I built IP EXAM after watching screening rounds run out of four tools at once: a test builder, a proctoring add-on, a code judge, and a spreadsheet. Every round ended with someone tallying scores at midnight, unsure which attempts to trust.
The fix that mattered was putting integrity next to the result. Tab switches, focus loss and Fullscreen exits roll into a violation score that sits beside the score, with an automatic flag past a threshold. A proctoring report in a separate tab just gets skipped.
The bigger idea: a college checking whether a student is job-ready and an employer screening that same person later is asking the same question through systems that never talk. IP EXAM runs both sides.
Live now, 15-day free trial, no card. What would make you trust an automated shortlist enough to act on it?
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About IP EXAM on Product Hunt
“Turn what students learn into proof employers trust”
IP EXAM was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #59 on the daily leaderboard. A student finishes a course. An employer asks what they can actually do. Between them sits a mess: a test builder, a proctoring add-on, a code judge, and a spreadsheet. IP EXAM is all four in one flow: MCQ and coding assessments, every attempt auto-scored and ranked into one list. Proctoring is built in, not bolted on tab switches, focus loss and Fullscreen exits become a violation score beside the result, so score and credibility arrive together. 15-day free trial, no card.
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Vishal Kumar
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I built IP EXAM after watching screening rounds run out of four tools at once: a test builder, a proctoring add-on, a code judge, and a spreadsheet. Every round ended with someone tallying scores at midnight, unsure which attempts to trust.
The fix that mattered was putting integrity next to the result. Tab switches, focus loss and Fullscreen exits roll into a violation score that sits beside the score, with an automatic flag past a threshold. A proctoring report in a separate tab just gets skipped.
The bigger idea: a college checking whether a student is job-ready and an employer screening that same person later is asking the same question through systems that never talk. IP EXAM runs both sides.
Live now, 15-day free trial, no card. What would make you trust an automated shortlist enough to act on it?