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Digiexam review

A secure, multi-device assessment platform with offline exams, monitoring, and LMS synchronization.

8.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Digiexam is a digital assessment platform for schools, colleges, and universities that need to create, deliver, grade, and review exams in one workflow. It supports multiple question types, reusable question banks, test libraries, automatic grading for objective questions, manual grading, anonymous grading, collaborative grading, feedback, monitoring, and assessment analytics. Secure delivery includes device lockdown, online proctoring, single sign-on, autosaving, and offline exams with automatic backups. Its web, Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android coverage suits classroom environments with varied student devices, including iPad and managed Chromebooks.

Pricing is centered on the Exam Platform, which requires a quote. The published plan includes secure online exams, full platform features, LTI integration, SAML/SSO, and support through chat and the Knowledge Center. There is no free plan for the main platform, so organizations should expect a sales-led purchasing process rather than a self-serve trial path. The plan structure is straightforward, but buyers will need to discuss requirements and pricing with Digiexam before selecting the service.

Its strongest fit is an institution that needs more than question authoring: secure delivery, offline continuity, mixed grading, monitoring, analytics, proctoring, and LMS synchronization are combined in the same platform. Integrations include Canvas, Moodle, itslearning, Blackboard, Sakai, Brightspace, Blackbaud, Google, and Microsoft, giving it broad ecosystem coverage. Digiexam is a sensible choice for schools and higher-education teams managing formal exams across multiple devices. Teams seeking a free plan or a lightweight tool focused only on basic quizzes should look elsewhere.

Digiexam pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports secure online and offline exams across web, desktop, and mobile.
    • Combines automatic, manual, anonymous, and collaborative grading.
    • Integrates with major LMS platforms and synchronizes grades.
  • Where it doesn't
    • The Exam Platform requires a quote rather than showing a published price.
    • There is no free plan for evaluating the main platform.
    • Its broad exam workflow may exceed the needs of simple quiz creators.

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