Exam results analysis and an Excel report

More than marks: know which lesson to teach again and which student needs follow-up, from their own answers.

  • Scores, ranking and distribution

    Each student's score, percentage and rank, the highest and lowest marks, the score distribution, and who has finished.

  • The weakest lesson in the exam

    Lessons ordered from the weakest, with how many students need to revise each one, so you know what to teach again.

  • The questions students got wrong

    A list of the most-missed questions that you can filter by lesson, to see exactly where understanding broke down.

  • An Excel report in one click

    A file with the student ranking, statistics and charts, a column of what each student should revise, and a lessons sheet.

Every question comes with the sentence from your book it was built on

Under every answer: the page in your book, and the sentence the question was built on.

An answer-key page from a TrackAdemi maths exam, with the source under every answer
A maths exam, made on 10 November 2026. The first page of its answer key.

The last step of the exam cycle

TrackAdemi is the best system for automating the whole exam cycle: writing, marking and reviewing in one cycle. Analysis is the reviewing: once the exam is marked, the numbers turn into a decision about what to teach again and who needs follow-up.

Students see "Lessons to revise" too once their result is out: the pages of the book to re-read, and the questions to review.

What the Excel report contains

One file to share with the centre or school, or to keep:

  • The students ranked with their scores and percentages
  • The exam's statistics and charts
  • A column of the lessons each student should revise
  • A lessons sheet with how students did in each lesson

Questions teachers ask

  • As soon as students submit. If written answers are still being marked, the analysis updates by itself once they are.

  • Each question is tied to a lesson, and questions in AI exams from your book usually come with theirs. For any question without one, you pick its lesson from the exam's list and the analysis updates.

  • No, the analysis and the Excel report come with the online exam, at no extra charge.

  • Yes. Once their result is out they see the lessons to revise, the pages to re-read, and the questions they got wrong.