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GNWebSoft Exam Management System vs Optime Exam

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FactGNWebSoft Exam Management SystemOptime Exam
AttendanceThe exam module lists biometric exam attendance as an institute during-exam feature.The system supports visual attendance and identity marking for later reporting, analysis and audit.
HeadquartersRajkot, Gujarat, IndiaBelfast, Northern Ireland
IntegrationsThe GNUMS homepage lists integrations including PayU Biz, Razor Pay, CC Avenue, SBI e-Pay, Tally, DigiLocker, and others.The G-Cloud price document lists API access, Outlook and Google calendar synchronization, Microsoft 365 integration, MFA, SSO and SSO role auto-provisioning as included functions.
PurposeThe Exam Management module is a university ERP for managing examination forms, seating arrangements, admit cards, results and report cards.Optime Exam produces scheduled and resourced examination timetables and supports examination and invigilation scheduling.
ReportsListed outputs include schedules, admit cards, result sheets, grade registers, transcripts, degree certificates, NAD Excel, and NEP Exit Certificates.Reports and exports include invigilator instructions, attendance registers, cover sheets and schedule information.

GNWebSoft Exam Management System plans

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Optime Exam plans

  • Application licence, 25,001+ studentsFree
  • Application licence, 15,001–25,000 students£1 a year
  • Standard user account£1.25 a year
  • Application licence, 500–15,000 students£1.50 a year
  • Administrator user account£20 a year
  • SendGrid mail provider£500 a year

Pick GNWebSoft Exam Management System if…

The system is aimed at higher education institutions, including state private universities, autonomous institutes, and affiliated institutes. It is described for both small and large universities.

Pick Optime Exam if…

Optime Exam suits organizations planning examinations and scheduling invigilation, with roles for students, staff, and invigilators. It may fit teams that need to account for individual accommodations and publish schedules to participants.

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