The CTM paper generator is the Creative Test Makers tool for teachers who set their own tests. Pick the class and subject, narrow it down to the chapters or topics you covered, decide how many objective and subjective questions to include, and get a board-pattern paper laid out for the printer.
The screens stay the same whichever class you pick. What changes underneath is the question pool, the default marks scheme and the section structure the board expects at that level.
Science and arts groups alike — physics, chemistry, biology, maths, computer, English, Urdu, Islamiat and Pakistan Studies. Run quick topic quizzes during the term, then switch to full-syllabus papers split into objective and subjective parts before the board exams arrive.
Pre-medical, pre-engineering, ICS and commerce subjects, with the heavier long-answer sections and wider internal choice of intermediate papers.
See all fields →Clean, uncluttered class tests and worksheets for younger students, printed in their section's medium.
Set up your school →Everything happens in the browser, so the paper you start on your phone during a break is waiting when you sit at the office computer.
Class, subject and the language the paper should be printed in.
Mark the chapters or individual topics, then set counts per question type and the marks.
Swap or reword questions, add your school header, and print the finished layout.
A pop quiz and a pre-board exam draw from the same bank. You only change how much of the syllabus is in scope and how the marks are divided.
Start your 15-day trial →A handful of questions on the single topic you taught this morning.
One full chapter with a mix of MCQs and short answers.
Several chapters arranged in full board layout with choice in the long section.
Whole-syllabus papers that mirror the length and marks split of the actual board exam.
MCQ-only sheets for fast revision rounds and entry-test preparation.
Questions taken from previous board papers so students practise real exam phrasing.
Compact question sheets that fit two per page for take-home practice.
Duplicate a paper and reshuffle its questions for a second section or a retake.
A good test takes thought; a well-formatted test mostly takes time. The CTM online paper generator from Creative Test Makers is meant to hand that formatting time back to you, so the effort goes into choosing the right questions. Below is a walkthrough of what happens at each stage, the formats and mediums on offer, and the practical details that make a printed paper work in a Pakistani classroom.
Before opening the generator, be clear about what the paper has to measure. A topic quiz checks one idea while it is still fresh. A term exam samples a whole block of the syllabus. A pre-board paper is a dress rehearsal, so it should feel exactly like the board exam in length and structure. Once the purpose is fixed, the rest — scope, question count and marks — mostly decides itself.
The first screen asks for three things. The class and subject load the matching syllabus and question pool. The medium controls the language of the printed paper: English, Urdu, or dual medium with each question shown in both. Choose the medium your students will face in the exam hall, because switching later changes line lengths and page breaks.
This is where the Creative Test Maker paper generator differs from a generic quiz tool. The syllabus is listed chapter by chapter, and each chapter opens into its individual topics. Tick a whole chapter for a class test, or only two topics for a short quiz on the lesson you just finished. The narrower the scope, the more closely the test reflects what was actually taught.
Board papers in Pakistan share a recognisable structure: a one-mark MCQ section, a short-answer section that usually lists more questions than students must attempt, and a long-answer section with internal choice. In the generator you set how many of each type to include and how much each is worth. Remember the attempt rule — if the instruction says "answer any six", you must print more than six.
| Level | Common use | Suggested structure |
|---|---|---|
| Classes 1–5 | Class test / worksheet | Fill-in-the-blanks, matching and a few simple short answers |
| Classes 6–8 | Term test | Brief MCQ section, several short answers, one or two descriptive questions |
| 9th–10th | Weekly test to pre-board | MCQs, short answers with an attempt choice, a small set of long questions |
| 11th–12th | Mid-term to pre-board | Separate objective part plus a longer subjective part with broader choice |
You can let the generator fill each section from the selected scope, or open the CTM question bank and pick questions one at a time. Most teachers do a bit of both: auto-fill first, then replace a question or two they want to emphasise. The bank mixes textbook exercises, conceptual questions and past board questions, so it is easy to balance recall against understanding. If something is missing, add your own question and it stays available for future papers.
Treat the preview as your proofreading copy. Check that the header shows the right school name, class and time allowed; that numbering is continuous; that each section's instruction line matches the attempt rule; and that no long question splits awkwardly across a page. Urdu text is set right to left and science formulas are typeset rather than pasted in as pictures, so they stay sharp after photocopying.
When the paper looks right, print it or save it as a print-ready file. It is also stored in your paper library automatically. Next term you can reopen it, update a few questions and print again. Schools and academies with several sections can duplicate one master paper and shuffle the questions to produce different versions for each room.
Most international test tools are designed for on-screen quizzes. Teachers here usually need something else: a printed paper that follows the local board pattern, shows the school's own heading, handles Urdu properly and still reads clearly after a cheap photocopy. That need is what Creative Test Maker was built around, and the CTM paper generator is the part of it you will use every week. If you teach several streams, the fields page lists every group and subject that is covered.
Go to creativetestmakers.com/join and enter your WhatsApp number. Your 15-day free trial starts straight away and your login details are sent to you on WhatsApp. Already registered? Head to the login page and build your first paper.
Running a school or academy with many sections? Send your class list to 03120008087 on WhatsApp and we will prepare the accounts for your staff.
Reach our team →It is the online paper maker from Creative Test Makers. You choose a class, subject, medium and the chapters or topics to test, and it assembles a board-pattern paper with MCQs, short and long questions that you can edit and print.
No. It runs in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Prepare the paper anywhere and print it from any computer with a printer.
Yes. Selection works at both chapter and topic level, so a short quiz can cover a single topic while a term paper spans many chapters.
English medium, Urdu medium, or dual medium with every question in both languages. Urdu is set right to left and formulas stay intact.
Yes. Past board questions sit alongside exercise and conceptual questions, so you can build a paper in real exam wording.
Open creativetestmakers.com/join and enter your WhatsApp number. The 15-day trial begins immediately and your login details arrive on WhatsApp.
Yes. Every paper is kept in your saved library. Reprint it, duplicate it for another section, or swap a few questions for a fresh version.
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