Spot AI helpers before the test starts.
TunnelQuiz checks for known answer-helper and cheat extensions before the first question appears. Candidates switch them off, and the test begins on a clean browser.
Two to switch off. Everything else is left alone.
Far better to clear the browser than to argue about a score later.
Caught at the door, not after
The check runs before the first question. A problem found afterwards is an argument; one found beforehand is just a thing to switch off.
Helpers, not everything
The check looks for tools built to answer questions. A password manager or an ad blocker is nobody's business.
You decide what happens
Candidates are asked to switch flagged extensions off before continuing. What counts as a problem stays your decision.
Extension detection, answered.
No. The check looks for known answer-helper extensions being present before the test starts. It does not read their contents or your browsing.
The candidate is asked to turn it off and try again. The test starts once the browser is clean.
No. Everyday tools like password managers and ad blockers are left alone. The check is aimed at tools built to answer questions.
The check happens before the test begins. Tab, screen and copy-paste checks cover the test itself.
Start every test on a clean browser.
The check runs before the first question, so a flagged extension is something to switch off rather than something to dispute.
- Plans from ₹1,499 a month
- Works in any browser
- Proctoring on every attempt
- Scored the moment they submit