Exam Paper Blueprint Planner
Design a balanced exam paper before you write it. Set the total marks, split them across sections with weightages, distribute marks across topics, and get live validation plus a printable blueprint summary.
Paper setup
For the printable summary only.
Sections
| Section name | Questions | Marks each | Section marks | Weightage % | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Section total | 0 | 0% | |||
Topic-wise distribution
| # | Topic | Marks | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Topic marks total | 0 | ||
Blueprint summary
Exam Paper Blueprint
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Paper total
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Sections
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Total questions
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Topics covered
Section breakdown
| Section | Questions | Marks each | Section marks | Weightage |
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Topic distribution
| # | Topic | Marks | Share of paper |
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How to use this tool
- Enter the paper title, total marks and time allowed.
- Adjust the sections: name, number of questions and marks per question. Section marks are computed automatically.
- Set the weightage for each section — the total must equal 100%.
- Add topics with their marks so every chapter is covered fairly.
- Watch the live validation: section marks must equal the paper total, weightages must equal 100%, and topic marks must equal the paper total.
- Print the blueprint summary and attach it to your paper.
Frequently asked questions
The tool checks three things live: your section marks must add up to the paper total, your section weightages must add up to 100 percent, and your topic marks must add up to the paper total. Any mismatch shows a warning right away.
Yes. Rename, edit, add or remove sections as you like. You can also set how many questions each section has and the marks per question, and the tool computes each section total for you.
Add each chapter or topic with the marks it carries in the paper. The tool totals topic marks and warns you if they do not match the paper total, so no chapter is over or under covered.
Yes. Your paper total, sections, topics and blueprint title are saved in your browser automatically, so your plan is still there when you come back.