The Future of Grading: Quick Grade

For years, teachers have struggled with the same problem—grading. The process is slow, repetitive, and prone to errors. Teachers spend hours reviewing mark sheets, calculating totals, and trying to match handwritten scores with the right students. It’s a time-consuming task that often leads to mistakes and frustration. But what if there was a solution that could change all of that?

Enter Quick Grade, an intelligent web application designed to simplify grading. It all starts with a simple step: uploading a scanned or photographed mark sheet. The app uses AI and OCR technology to scan the image and automatically recognize handwritten marks for each question. No more manually typing out each score—Quick Grade does it for you.

Once the marks are recognized, they’re immediately linked to the student’s RRN (Registration or Roll Number), ensuring that the right scores go to the right students. But the magic doesn’t stop there. Quick Grade automatically calculates the total marks based on the individual scores, saving teachers time and reducing the risk of human error.

Then, the best part: Quick Grade doesn’t just stop at recognizing marks and calculating totals. It automatically fills out a well-structured Excel sheet, neatly organizing all the data—marks, totals, and student RRNs—into a format that’s ready for review and record-keeping.

With its user-friendly interface, Quick Grade is easy to navigate, and the entire process can be completed with just a few clicks. No need for complex setups or hours of training—just upload the image and let the app do the rest.

Built with Next.js and TypeScript, Quick Grade is not only secure and fast but also scalable, ensuring it can handle everything from small classrooms to large-scale institutions. Teachers can access the app from any device, making grading as convenient as it is efficient.

With Quick Grade, grading is no longer a hassle. It’s fast, accurate, and simple, freeing up valuable time for educators to focus on what truly matters: teaching.