Stop Online Exam Cheating Before It Happens
AI proctoring, secure browser lockdown, and real time behavior detection working together to catch online exam cheating as it happens, not weeks after the results are out.

AI proctoring, secure browser lockdown, and real time behavior detection working together to catch online exam cheating as it happens, not weeks after the results are out.
Online exam cheating covers any attempt by a candidate to gain an unfair advantage during a remote or computer-based test. That can mean someone else taking the exam for them, using a second device or phone to look up answers, getting help from another person in the room, keeping notes just out of camera view, or exploiting weak browser security to open other tabs mid-exam. As more exams move online, these tactics have gotten harder to catch with a single human invigilator watching a screen. ExamOnline closes that gap with AI-driven proctoring, secure browser technology, and behavior analytics that flag suspicious activity the moment it happens, so institutions can trust their results without adding more staff to watch every candidate.
Flags face mismatches, multiple people in frame, or a candidate leaving the camera view.
Blocks access to other tabs, apps, and websites for the full duration of the exam.
Combine real time monitoring with recorded video, so nothing gets missed and everything can be reviewed later.
Detects when a candidate tries to use a second screen, phone, or device during the test.
Shuffles questions and options per candidate, making shared answers useless.
Protects question papers and answer data from leaks before, during, and after the exam.
Handles a handful of candidates or tens of thousands without dropping proctoring quality.
Every flagged incident comes with timestamped video evidence, so decisions are never based on guesswork.
Step 1: Verify the candidate’s identity with facial recognition and ID checks before the exam starts.
Step 2: Monitor continuously using AI, tracking face position, eye movement, background noise, and browser activity throughout the test.
Step 3: Flag anything unusual the moment it happens, from a second face in frame to an attempt to switch tabs.
Step 4: Route flagged moments to a reviewer with the exact video clip attached, so a human makes the final call with full context.
Impersonation: Someone other than the registered candidate attempting the exam.
Unauthorized Aids: Notes, books, or a second screen kept just out of camera range.
Collaboration: A second person in the room feeding answers, on screen or off.
Device Switching: Using a phone or second computer to search for answers mid-test.
Browser Exploits: Trying to open new tabs, minimize the exam window, or access external sites.
A lot of cheating attempts, especially impersonation, get stopped before they start when identity checks happen at registration instead of on exam day. ExamOnline lets you capture and verify candidate details, ID documents, and photos during signup, so by the time someone sits for the exam, their identity has already been confirmed once. This also means less friction on exam day itself, since verification checks happen faster when the groundwork’s already done.
Muain Haseeb
Executive Director at Al Arab Medical laboratories, Saudi Arabia
“ExamOnline has transformed our exam administration process. The platform’s user-friendly interface, customizable settings, and detailed proctoring reports have made remote exams a smooth and reliable experience for us.” Rated – 5/5 ★★★★★
Bernadette Olivia
Exam Administrator at Ogya Tekno Nusantara , Banten, Indonesia
“We are truly grateful to ExamOnline for helping us conduct secure and efficient remote exams. Their platform has revolutionized our assessment process, and the advanced proctoring features have ensured the integrity of our exams. Examonline’s staff has been very helpful throughout the process. Highly recommended!”
Rated – 5/5 ★★★★★
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Associate Manager – QHSE & Operations at Apeejay Shipping Limited
“We’ve had an excellent experience using the proctoring services from Diversified Business Solutions Pvt. Ltd. The ExamOnline platform is intuitive and smooth to operate, backed by a responsive support team. Detailed post-exam reports, including full video and screen recordings, have added great value to our assessment process.”
Rated – 5/5 ★★★★★
Dr. Saneesh P J
Registrar at The Indian College of Anaesthesiologists (ICA)
“The Indian College of Anaesthesiologists (ICA) proudly acknowledges ExamOnline for their exceptional execution of the ICA OLYMPIAD 2025, the first-ever nationwide online objective exam for Anesthesiology postgraduates. Their professionalism, technical expertise, and end-to-end support ensured a seamless, secure experience from planning to post-exam analytics.” Rated – 5/5 ★★★★★
Every anti-cheating feature on ExamOnline runs on infrastructure that’s CERT-In, GDPR, ISO 27001, and ISO 9001 aligned, so catching cheating never comes at the cost of candidate data privacy.
It covers anything a candidate does to gain an unfair advantage during a remote test, from having someone else sit the exam for them to using unauthorized notes, a second device, or outside help during the test window.
AI proctoring tracks facial movement, eye direction, background sound, and browser activity throughout the exam. The moment something looks off, like a second face appearing or a candidate looking away from the screen for too long, it gets flagged for review with the exact video clip attached.
It stops a large share of attempts. A locked-down browser blocks tab switching, prevents opening other applications, and disables copy-paste, which removes some of the easiest ways candidates try to look things up mid-exam. It works best paired with live proctoring rather than on its own.
The flagged moment gets sent to a human reviewer along with the video evidence and a timestamp. Nothing gets decided automatically. The exam administrator reviews the clip and makes the final call, so every flag comes with a clear audit trail.
Yes. ExamOnline’s proctoring is built to scale automatically, so whether you’re running an exam for fifty people or fifty thousand, monitoring quality and flagging speed stay consistent.