How to Add Questions in Multiple Languages

How to Add Questions in Multiple Languages

Overview

The Multiple Language feature allows administrators to create questions in more than one language, enabling candidates to view questions in their preferred language during the assessment.

Question Module → Question Sub-Module

Adding Questions in Multiple Languages

  1. Navigate to Question Module → Question Sub-Module.
  2. Create a new question or edit an existing question.
  3. By default, all questions are created in English.
  4. Open the question after it has been created.
  5. Under Question Entry Options, navigate to English/Hindi Language.
  6. Select the required Regional Language.
  7. Enter the translated question, options (if applicable), and other required content in the selected language.
  8. Save the changes.

Adding Dual-Language Questions Using the Word Parser

Dual-language questions can also be created using the Think Exam Word Parser.

  1. Upload the question document in English using the Word Parser.
  2. After the English document is processed, select the uploaded document marked as the English version.
  3. Choose the required language encoding, such as:
    • Kruti Dev
    • Unicode
  4. Upload or parse the translated document (for example, Hindi).
  5. Save the question.

Supporting Additional Languages

If more than two languages are required for a question, the configuration can be enabled after obtaining the necessary approvals.

Test Configuration

To allow candidates to switch between multiple languages during the test:

  1. Navigate to Test Manager → Add Test / Edit Test.
  2. Open Step 2: Test Settings.
  3. Enable Support Multiple Languages for Interface Test.
  4. Save and publish the test.

Important Notes

  • Questions are created in English by default.
  • Additional languages are added after the English version has been created.
  • Ensure that Support Multiple Languages for Interface Test is enabled; otherwise, candidates will not be able to view questions in multiple languages during the assessment.
  • Support for more than two languages requires the necessary product approval and configuration.