AI Question Paper Generator for CBSE and state board teachers
Choose the class, subject, chapters and pattern. Neuva AI writes a complete paper with sections, marks, numbering and general instructions, checks that the marks add up, and gives it to you to edit and download as PDF or Word.
7-day free trial · 10 AI credits · No card needed
Who it's for
Teachers of Classes 6–12 who set unit tests, periodic tests, half-yearly and pre-board papers for CBSE, ICSE, IB or state boards, and schools that want every paper in the same format.
What you get
Marks that add up
Every paper is checked before you see it: the question marks must match the total and every question type you chose must be there. A paper that still doesn't add up is not shown, and no credits are used.
CBSE pattern and subject codes
The header carries the CBSE subject code from the 2026-27 list, like “Mathematics Basic (241)”. MCQ, assertion-reason, case-based and competency-based questions, internal choice, and a blueprint with Bloom's levels in the teacher copy.
Your school's format, your content
Upload your school's sample paper and the new paper follows its sections, order, numbering and marks. Attach notes, a chapter PDF or a photo of a textbook page to set questions from your own material.
Sets A, B and C
Make up to three different sets in one go with the same blueprint, and an answer key with a marking scheme for each set.
How it works
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Enter the details
Board, class, subject, chapters, exam name, total marks and the language of the paper.
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Choose the pattern
Question types, marks per question and the level (Mixed, Easy, Moderate or Advanced), or upload your school's format.
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Review and download
Edit any question, add the answer key, then download PDF or Word, or print.
Credits
One paper: 4 AI credits. Each extra set: 2 more. Answer key: 2 AI credits. 7-day free trial · 10 AI credits · No card needed
Frequently asked questions
Does the paper follow the CBSE pattern?
Yes. It has sections, marks, internal choice and question types such as MCQ, assertion-reason, case-based and competency-based questions, with the official subject code from the 2026-27 CBSE subject list in the header. Always review a paper before using it in an exam.
Can I make the paper in Hindi?
Yes. A paper can be in English, Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati, Punjabi or Hinglish. PDF and Word files use proper Indian-language fonts, and maths is typeset correctly.
Will another teacher get the same questions?
Every paper is written fresh. New questions are compared with recent papers, near-copies are written again, and questions are kept within the class syllabus.
Can I edit the questions before printing?
Yes. Tap any question, option or answer to change it. Your edits are saved with the paper in your History.
How many credits does a paper use?
One paper uses 4 AI credits and each extra set (B or C) adds 2. The answer key uses 2. If a paper can't be made, no credits are used.
Ready to try it with your own class?
Sign up free, pick your subject and make your first one in minutes.