Covid has completely changed our lives, along with causing havoc across the world, disrupting people’s life & taking lives of N number of people it has also taught us to conduct all our official work virtually. The pandemic has forced universities globally to choose online exam software.

Online exam software in this pandemic has acted as a magic wand by enabling the universities to conduct large-scale exams of national importance without requiring the physical presence of students.

As the country is battling the pandemic's second wave, universities and schools are looking to opt for online proctored exams to ensure that students do not cheat. Certainly, CoVid 19 pandemic resulted in the escalation of the need to use technology in every sector including educational institutions. As a result, educational institutions critical of the sanctity of traditional exams have been favouring proctored exams over the offline mode as a reliable option.

It's good news that the second wave of the pandemic has almost subsided, and the unlocking process has started. But that doesn't give educational institutions the license to conduct large-scale online exams even if they adhere to the CoVID protocols.

CoVID's second wave has caused havoc in our country. When India's health infrastructure is on the verge of collapse, this pandemic has shown its worst side by severely impacting the youth. In this sorry state of affairs & the start of the new academic year, online exam software has become every university's need of the hour.

The advent of CoVID’s second wave has caused significant havoc yet again. Postponement of class 12th Board Exams & competitive exams is proof that there’s no chance of any examination board conducting exams physically.

What started on a trial basis intending to replace human proctors has now become a go-to solution helping thousands of academicians & students in this pandemic to ensure continuity in examinations. From eliminating the need to set up physical exams, online proctoring software has paved the way for conducting remote exams, expediting the evaluation process irrespective of the number of candidates & has empowered the educational sector to surmount all the obstacles that this pandemic had posed.

Technology has had a positive impact on the education sector in 2021 as Coronavirus has completely changed the mode of imparting education & assessing students. The Indian education system, in due course of time, has experienced many twists & turns in the teaching methods, syllabus taught, and the process of assessing students.

Coronavirus has changed the way of working. From joint meetings & office parties, the traditional workplace setup has been replaced by working on couches due to work from home. Although it is being observed that most of the organizations are adapting well to this new shift to continue with this trend, in the long run, businesses are facing new challenges to make their online workplace engaging.

The unwelcoming advent of coronavirus had a significant impact on almost everything that one could think of. It didn't even spare educational institutions. Nationwide lockdown resulted in the shutdown of schools that made it challenging to teach & conduct exams for students.