Question Extractor:
Word & PDF to Question Bank

Upload a Word or PDF question paper. Questions, options, answer keys and figures are extracted automatically, ready to review and save into your question bank.

  • Works with .docx and .pdf question papers
  • Figures and diagrams extracted with their questions
  • Bulk import from Excel using a ready-made template
See Features

Stop Retyping Question Papers

Teachers already have years of question papers in Word and PDF. The Question Extractor turns them into a reusable question bank.

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Word & PDF Upload

Upload a .docx or .pdf file and click Extract Questions. The questions are found and split automatically.

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Options & Answer Keys

Options A to D and the correct answer are detected and filled in for each question.

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Figures & Diagrams

Images in the document are extracted and kept with the question they belong to.

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Review Before Saving

Check every extracted question in a rich-text editor. Fix text, tables or images before saving.

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Subject, Unit & Topic Tags

Tag questions by subject, unit and topic so papers can be built from exactly the right chapters.

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Marks & Negative Marks

Set marks and negative marks for each question, ready for competitive-style exams.

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Question Types

Single choice, multiple choice and true/false questions.

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Excel Import

Prefer spreadsheets? Download the Excel template, fill it in, and import hundreds of questions at once.

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Ready for CBT

Saved questions go straight into the question bank used by P Soft Tech's CBT online and offline exams.

From Paper to Question Bank in Minutes

Upload

Choose a Word (.docx) or PDF question paper and select the subject.

Extract

Questions, options, answer keys and figures are pulled out automatically.

Review and tag

Check each question, correct anything, and tag it by unit and topic with marks.

Save and use

Save to the question bank and use it in CBT exams and practice tests.

Question Extractor FAQ

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