ExamForge AI Exam Paper Generator
A TO Z Science Limited · Software Development
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Exam papers. In minutes, not hours.
ExamForge is an AI-powered exam paper generation platform built specifically for UK secondary school teachers, tutors, and science departments. It generates complete, curriculum-aligned GCSE and A-Level practice papers — with full mark schemes — in under two minutes. No more blank pages, no more reformatting Word documents, no more writing mark schemes from scratch.
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This Azure Marketplace listing deploys ExamForge as a private, self-hosted instance directly into your organisation's Azure tenant. Your data never leaves your infrastructure. Your students' work stays yours.
How it works
- Choose your specification — Select your exam board (AQA, Edexcel, OCR), subject, qualification level, and the exact topics and subtopics you've been teaching.
- AI generates the paper — ExamForge selects learning objectives, balances AO1/AO2/AO3 to match real published distributions, generates questions using the correct command words for each assessment objective, and validates every question against the specification.
- Download and print — Export as a print-ready PDF or an editable DOCX. Edit any question, adjust marks, make it yours.
What makes ExamForge different
- Spec-point mapped questions — Every question is tagged to an exact specification learning objective. No gaps, no overlap. You always know precisely what's covered.
- Correct AO distribution — Papers are automatically balanced to each board's published AO allocations (e.g. 35% AO1 / 45% AO2 / 20% AO3 for AQA Biology A-Level). Your students practise the same weighting they'll face in the real exam.
- Command word precision — "Describe" is not "explain" is not "evaluate." ExamForge applies the right command word for the AO level, matched to each board's published guidance.
- Examiner-quality mark schemes — Point-based schemes with accept/reject distinctions. Levels-based descriptors for extended responses. Indicative content and common examiner errors included.
- Built by a teacher — The specification database was built by someone who writes these papers every day. Generic AI tools don't know the difference between AO2 and AO3. ExamForge does.
Supported exam boards and subjects
- AQA — Biology, Chemistry, Physics (GCSE & A-Level). Fully active.
- Edexcel — Coming soon.
- OCR — Coming soon.
Enterprise deployment — what's included
This managed application deploys and configures all required Azure infrastructure automatically:
- Azure App Service (B1 Linux) hosting the ExamForge web application over HTTPS
- Azure OpenAI account with your chosen model deployment (GPT-4.1-mini recommended)
- Azure Storage Account with all required tables, blob containers, and queues pre-created
- All credentials and connection strings wired up automatically — no manual configurationCustomers bring their own Microsoft 365 mailbox for OTP email delivery via Microsoft Graph API. Everything else is provisioned from a single deployment wizard.
What teachers are saying
"I used to spend a Sunday afternoon putting together an end-of-topic test. ExamForge did it in under two minutes and the AO balance was spot on. The mark scheme actually includes the accept/reject distinctions I'd write myself." — Sarah K., Head of Science, West Midlands
"The fact it knows the difference between AQA command words is what got me. Generic AI tools just write questions — ExamForge writes exam questions. My year 13s couldn't tell the difference from a past paper." — James T., A-Level Chemistry Teacher
"I tutor 14 students across three exam boards. ExamForge has given me my evenings back." — Priya M., Private Science Tutor, Birmingham
Estimated monthly Azure infrastructure cost
Approximately £12–15/month for the App Service Plan B1 and Storage Account, plus Azure OpenAI usage charged per token (GPT-4o mini is the most cost-efficient option).
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