QuizNama

Free MCQ quiz practice for Classes 3–8 in Pakistan

QuizNama gives Punjab students free, offline MCQ practice in English, Urdu, Maths and Science — 10,994 questions by topic and level for Classes 3–8, plus printable papers and a timed AEO-style test for teachers.

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Updated November 2026

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rehmanahmad.com

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2026

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Target group

I hope every child in Punjab, whatever their family's income or their school's resources, can practise daily with questions matched to their Punjab textbooks — free, in their own language and level, and without needing a paid app, a tutor or constant internet. I hope teachers can set practice and tests in minutes, see where each child needs help, and spend their time teaching rather than writing papers by hand. Over time, I hope this kind of free, teacher-made practice becomes normal in public schools, so revision and fair assessment are part of every child's school day, not a privilege.

About the innovation

Why did you create this innovation?

QuizNama was created by head teacher Rahman Ahmad Chaudhary because many students in Punjab, Pakistan had little free, structured practice aligned to their Punjab textbooks. Paid apps, tutoring and printed test papers are out of reach for many families, and teachers needed a quick way to set topic-wise practice and tests.

What does your innovation look like in practice?

A student opens QuizNama at rehmanahmad.com/sawalnama, chooses a class from 3 to 8 and a subject — English, Urdu, Maths or Science — then practises MCQs by topic and by Easy, Medium or Hard level. Teachers can save a student's name on the device, see practice history, make a printable paper from the question bank, and run a short timed AEO-style test. The app works offline after the first load, needs no sign-up and has no ads.

How has it been spreading?

QuizNama is shared through rehmanahmad.com, alongside the Punjab textbooks library and lesson plans on the same site, and through teacher sharing, including WhatsApp groups for teachers and students. It is a free web app and a small free Android APK, so it can be passed on without a purchase or an account.

How have you modified or added to your innovation?

The question bank now has 10,994 questions for Classes 3–8. A 'Make a Paper' option was added so teachers can build printable tests from the bank, and an AEO Test Mode was added, giving a short timed test with 3 questions from each subject at 40 seconds per question.

If I want to try it, what should I do?

Visit https://rehmanahmad.com/sawalnama/ — no sign-up is needed. Choose a class and subject, press Start Practice, and answer the MCQs. To make a test, use 'Make a Paper'; for a timed test, use the AEO Test Mode. The free Android APK can also be downloaded from the same page.

Implementation steps

Open QuizNama and choose a class and subject

Go to https://rehmanahmad.com/sawalnama/ on a phone, tablet or computer. No sign-up is needed. Choose the student's class, from 3 to 8, and a subject: English, Urdu, Maths or Science.

Practise by topic and level, and review answers

Press Start Practice and answer the MCQs by topic, at Easy, Medium or Hard level. Students see their result and can review wrong answers. Teachers can save each student's name on the device and see practice history.

Make a paper or run a timed AEO test

Use 'Make a Paper' to build a printable test from the question bank for class use. Or use the AEO Test Mode for a short timed test — 3 questions from each subject at 40 seconds per question — then review the result and every wrong answer with the student.