How to Add a Single Digit Question
Overview
The Single Digit question type allows administrators to create numerical response questions where candidates are required to enter a single-digit answer (0–9).
Navigation Path
Question Module → Question Sub-Module
Steps to Add a Single Digit Question
Navigate to Question Module → Question Sub-Module.
Click Add to create a new question.
Select the required Subject and Topic.
Choose Single Digit as the Question Type.
Enter the question statement.
Specify the correct answer by entering a single digit (0–9).
Open the Advanced Options tab and enter the Right Marks for the question.
Configure any additional settings, if required.
Click Save to add the question to the Question Bank.
Important Notes
Only one digit (0–9) can be specified as the correct answer.
Multiple-digit numbers, decimal values, and negative numbers are not supported for this question type.
Verify the correct answer before saving the question to ensure accurate evaluation.
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