OMR sheet maker

How to make an OMR sheet

1. Enter the institute and test name.
2. Set the number of questions (5 to 200) and options per question (2 to 5).
3. Choose option labels: A B C D, 1 2 3 4 or a b c d.
4. Pick the roll number length (0 to 10 digits) and whether to include a test booklet set.
5. Set the number of copies and whether to add an answer key sheet.
6. Print / save as PDF. Print at 100% scale ("Actual size") so bubbles keep their size.

What is on the sheet

• Candidate name, signature and invigilator boxes (optional).
• Roll number grid with write-in boxes and a 0–9 bubble column per digit.
• Test booklet set bubbles (A–D or P–S) for papers with several versions.
• Instructions showing correct and incorrect ways to fill a bubble.
• Answer grid grouped in fives for easy checking. Up to 200 questions fit on one A4 page; bubbles shrink slightly for very long papers.
• Corner marks for alignment when checking with a template.

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Checking OMR sheets by hand

Print the answer key sheet, fill in the correct bubbles and punch holes through them. Laid over a student's sheet, the holes show every correct answer at once. Count the filled bubbles showing through, and check for questions with more than one bubble filled.

Scanner and app checking

These sheets are made for printing and manual checking. OMR scanners and phone apps usually need their own template layout, so check with your scanner software before running a large exam on these sheets.

OMR sheets for coaching institutes

OMR practice builds speed and accuracy for exams that use bubble sheets. Match the real exam: the same number of questions, options, time and negative marking. For regular test series, online tests save printing and checking and give instant results by learner and batch.