Acadlix allows you to customize quiz settings at the subject level by using subject-wise actions. Admin can set subject wise timing and specific number of questions in a quiz. This feature allows you to create structured, multi-subject exams like SSC, IBPS, JEE, and more.
Note: Currently these settings are available only for advance mode.
Subject-Wise Timing
Purpose: Set individual time limits for each subject within a quiz.
How it works:
- Define how many minutes a user can spend on each subject.
- Once the time runs out, the quiz automatically moves to the next subject.
Use Cases:
- Competitive exams: Mimic real-world tests where each section has a fixed time — e.g., 20 minutes for Math, 15 minutes for Reasoning.
- Skill-based tests: Allow flexibility by giving more time to complex subjects.
How to set subject-wise timing in a quiz?
- Create a quiz with advance mode.
- Add questions from multiple subjects.
- Navigate to the Quiz Overview –> Quiz that you want to assign subject-wise timing
- In Actions you will see “Subject wise Actions” Click on it.
- Enable Subjet wise timing
- Set the time for each subject in seconds.
- Click “Save Changes“
Subject-Wise Specific Number of Questions
Purpose: Limit how many questions from each subject are shown during a quiz attempt.
How it works:
- Set the total number of questions to be pulled from each subject.
- Useful for quizzes pulling from large question banks — ensuring each subject is fairly represented.
Use Cases:
- Randomized quizzes: Ensure balance by pulling, for example, 10 questions from Math, 5 from Science, and 5 from English.
- Custom weightage: Adjust question counts based on the importance of each subject.
How to set subject-wise questions in a quiz?
- Create a quiz with advance mode.
- Add questions from multiple subjects.
- Navigate to the Quiz Overview –> Quiz that you want to assign subject-wise timing
- In Actions you will see “Subject wise Actions” Click on it.
- Enable Subject wise specific number of questions
- Set the number of questions for each subject.
- Click “Save Changes“
