Creating Assignments

In the Assignments section, decide which format fits your goal.

• Classroom Assignment — best for formal grading, group work, and strict deadlines.
• Practice Assignment — best for skill-building, self-paced learning, or ungraded drills.

Use this for official coursework that requires specific submission rules.

1. 1

   Basic setup

   Enter a clear Title, select the Batch, and provide a Detailed Description (include your expectations).

2. 2

   Grading & deadlines

   Input the Total Marks and set a future Due Date and Time.

3. 3

   Attach references

   Upload any PDFs or resources. You can attach multiple files, each under 50 MB.

4. 4

   Configure submission rules

   Set the allowed formats, limits and policies:

   • Formats — enable PDF, DOC, PPT, ZIP, or Images.
   • Limits — define Max File Size and whether Multiple Uploads are allowed.
   • Policies — set rules for Resubmissions and Late Submissions.
5. 5

   Grouping & launch

   Choose Individual or Group (specify Max Students per Group). Toggle notifications so students are alerted the moment you Publish.

Use this for flexible learning or technical skill assessments.

1. 1

   Basic details

   Name the assignment, add a description, and select the Domain (e.g. Aptitude or Technical Domain).

2. 2

   Grading toggle

   Decide if this practice is Graded or Ungraded.

3. 3

   Choose your question type

   Pick the format(s) students will answer:

   • MCQ & Coding — follow the standard assessment flow.
   • Theory — select the topic (General/Technical), write the prompt, and provide Answer Guidelines that show what a good answer looks like.
   • File Uploads — for theory questions, toggle whether students can upload a file (PDF/DOC/Image) instead of typing.

Once created, your assignment sits in one of three tabs for easy tracking.