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eSehat Secure Exam Browser review

#19 of 22 in Lockdown Browser Software

A proctored exam browser combining LMS connectivity, monitoring, recording, and exam controls.

6.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

eSehat Secure Exam Browser is a lockdown browser for institutions and exam teams running proctored online examinations. It restricts other applications and system menus, copy-paste, and screen capture during an exam. The product also supports encrypted exam delivery, timed release, automatic submission, and post-exam analytics with cheating-attempt logs. Its fit is strongest for organizations that need exam controls and proctoring features connected to an LMS rather than a general-purpose assessment environment.

Its main strength is the breadth of its monitoring layer. AI face detection, gaze tracking, voice detection, and suspicious-behavior alerts work alongside live proctor monitoring dashboards. Video, audio, and screen session recording provide a review trail, while analytics and cheating-attempt logs extend the workflow after submission. This combination gives exam administrators several ways to supervise sessions, but it also creates an operational model that involves live oversight and reviewing recorded or flagged activity.

The published integration list includes LTI, Google Classroom, Canvas, and Moodle, making LMS connectivity a central part of the product’s positioning. Exam delivery is further structured around timed release and automatic submission, which suits scheduled assessments with controlled access. Pricing follows a contact-sales model, so buyers should expect to discuss commercial terms directly rather than select from publicly displayed tiers. Choose eSehat Secure Exam Browser when application blocking, proctoring signals, session recording, and LMS integration are priorities. An alternative may be a better fit for teams seeking a simpler browser lock, a broader assessment workflow, or self-serve purchasing.

eSehat Secure Exam Browser pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Blocks applications, system menus, copy-paste, and screen capture
    • Combines AI face, gaze, voice, and suspicious-behavior detection
    • Supports LTI, Google Classroom, Canvas, and Moodle integrations
  • Where it doesn't
    • Pricing requires contact with sales
    • Live monitoring and recorded sessions add operational review work
    • Focused on controlled online exams rather than broader assessment workflows

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