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Coaching institutes have become an important part of the education culture in India. A large number of students are now enrolled in coaching centres to help them with their educational needs. These institutes are most often specialized and help students with specific needs or gaps in their education. They would also conduct a lot of […]
The world has undergone a digital transformation. Technology has completely revolutionized how education is viewed today. One of these innovations is the use of optical mark readers for large-scale nationwide entrance examinations. This format offers several benefits over subjective pen-and-paper-based tests that have been traditionally used. Almost all large and small exams have adopted OMR
OMR is a technology very widely used for gathering information on a form by marking special bubbles instead of writing out answers. The forms are effectively scanned by way of an OMR scanner that identifies the absence or the presence of a mark present on the form. A scanning software interprets the scanner output and
Optical mark recognition is a standardized tool that is prevalently used in a wide variety of industries. It helps the process of data collection and processing. The OMR scanner software is specially designed to scan, digitize and read paper-based bubble forms that have been filled with either a pen or a pencil. This then automatically converts the handwritten and or printed data into a digitized format.
OMR technology has completely changed the way exams are conducted in India. OMR sheet scanners offer numerous benefits that make them the preferred method of conducting examinations by authorities. Among the many advantages it delivers is improved accuracy and efficiency. With this technology, sheets are scanned by machines, thus eliminating the need for manual checking.
Whether it is the NEET, UPSC, CLAT or exams run by state government institutions, there are a large number of candidates from across the country that sit for these competitive examinations. The number of candidates often runs into tens of thousands, making a question paper which requires long answers and detailed explanations not only inconvenient but time-consuming and impractical.