Question Paper Analyzer: Find Unit-Wise Marks, Chapter Weightage & Important Topics
Upload a question paper or paste its text, map questions to your syllabus, and turn the paper into a clear marks blueprint. Check unit-wise marks, chapter weightage, question types, command words, internal choice, high-mark topics and revision priorities in one place.
Load the Paper
Use a text-based PDF or TXT file. You can also paste the paper directly if PDF extraction is not clean.
Calibrate the Analyzer
A correct syllabus map gives stronger unit-wise and chapter-wise results. You can edit every detected mapping after analysis.
Question Paper Blueprint Report
Marks, chapters, question patterns and revision focus from the current paper.
Unit-Wise Marks and Weightage
Based on mapped question marksQuestion Type Mix
Marks distribution by answer styleImportant Topics in This Paper
Marks-based paper importance, not future predictionRevision Hours Planner
12 hours distributed by chapter marksSection-Wise Marks
Detected headings such as Section A / Part BCommand Word Analysis
What the paper asks students to doBlueprint Audit and Warnings
Fix these before trusting the final percentagesChapter Weightage Table
Marks, question count, weightage and blueprint difference| Unit | Chapter | Questions | Marks | Weightage | Target | Difference | Paper Importance |
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Question Ledger
Edit marks, unit, chapter and internal-choice status if the automatic reading is imperfect| Q | Section | Question | Marks | Type | Command | Unit | Chapter | Choice | Mapping |
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A Question Paper Is More Useful When You Can See Its Marks Blueprint
Students often solve a question paper and only check whether they knew the answers. The paper can tell you much more than that. It shows which units received more marks, which chapters produced long-answer questions, where numericals appeared, and what kind of thinking the examiner expected.
This Question Paper Analyzer turns that information into a structured report. Instead of manually counting every question, you can upload a text-based paper, provide a syllabus map, and check unit-wise marks, chapter-wise weightage, important topics, section-wise marks distribution and question type analysis.
More Than a Chapter Weightage Calculator
A basic question paper analysis usually stops after counting questions. That can be misleading because one chapter may have four one-mark questions while another chapter has one ten-mark question. This tool uses detected marks as the main signal and keeps question count as a supporting signal.
Reads explicit marks from question text and compares the detected total with the expected paper marks.
Maps questions to the syllabus using chapter keywords and calculates marks and percentage weightage.
Separates MCQ, numerical, very short, short, long and general theory questions using paper clues.
Finds words such as define, explain, compare, calculate, derive, discuss and analyze.
Flags internal-choice clues, missing marks, low-confidence mappings and total-mark mismatches.
Distributes your available revision hours according to chapter marks in the analyzed paper.
How to Analyze a Question Paper Online
1. Upload the question paper
Choose a PDF or TXT question paper. If the PDF contains selectable text, the analyzer reads it in your browser. If the paper is scanned as an image, paste clean text manually because this version does not pretend to perform OCR.
2. Add your syllabus map
Write each chapter in the format Unit | Chapter | keywords. The keywords should include common words that may appear in questions from that chapter. A better syllabus map usually gives a better unit-wise marks report.
3. Check detected marks and mappings
After analysis, open the Question Ledger. If a question has the wrong marks, unit, chapter or choice status, change it directly and press Recalculate Report. This correction step is useful because university, board and competitive-exam papers do not all follow one fixed formatting style.
4. Use the report for revision
Start with the chapter weightage table, then check high-mark questions and command words. A chapter with many marks and several different question forms usually deserves deeper revision than a chapter represented by one small question.
Useful for Unit-Wise, Chapter-Wise and Topic-Wise Paper Analysis
Students search for question paper analysis in different ways. Some want a chapter wise weightage calculator, some want unit wise marks distribution, and others simply want to know the most important topics from a question paper. The same paper blueprint can answer all three when marks and syllabus mapping are combined properly.
This tool can be used for university semester papers, school exams, board-style papers, entrance practice papers and many competitive-exam style question sets. The exact quality of the result depends on how clearly the paper shows question numbers and marks and how accurately the syllabus map is prepared.
What the Analyzer Can and Cannot Decide Automatically
The tool uses transparent rules such as mark patterns, syllabus keywords, question wording and section headings. It does not claim that a browser can always understand every teacher's formatting or every subject perfectly. That is why the final ledger remains editable.
If a question belongs to two chapters, choose the chapter that best represents the main concept being tested. If a paper gives marks only at the section level, enter the marks manually for individual questions before using chapter percentages. If the question paper contains separate alternatives instead of an OR inside one question block, review the choice status so printed marks are not mistaken for marks a student must attempt.
Useful Tools for Paper Analysis and Revision
Question Paper Analyzer FAQs
How can I find chapter-wise weightage from a question paper?
Upload or paste the paper, add a syllabus map with unit and chapter keywords, run the analyzer and check the Chapter Weightage Table. The percentage is calculated from the marks assigned to mapped questions.
Can this tool calculate unit-wise marks distribution?
Yes. Questions mapped to chapters are grouped by unit, and their marks are added to create unit-wise marks and weightage bars.
How does the tool find important topics?
It creates a paper-specific importance index using chapter marks, question count and the presence of higher-mark questions. It is a way to understand the analyzed paper, not a prediction of the next exam.
Can I analyze a university semester question paper?
Yes. The tool is especially useful when you provide the university syllabus map and the paper clearly shows question numbers and marks.
Does the analyzer work with scanned question paper PDFs?
Image-only scanned PDFs may not contain extractable text. In that case, paste the question text manually. This version does not claim built-in OCR.
What if the detected marks are wrong?
Use the Question Ledger to change the marks for that question and press Recalculate Report. The dashboard will update using your corrected values.
Can I compare the actual paper with an expected blueprint?
Yes. Enter expected unit percentages such as Unit 1=20, Unit 2=25 and so on. The chapter table and audit will show where the analyzed paper differs from your expected unit plan.
Is my question paper uploaded to a SahilDubey.com server?
The analysis in this version runs in the browser. PDF text extraction and report calculations do not require a SahilDubey.com backend.
Read the Paper Like a Blueprint, Not Just a Set of Questions
Marks distribution becomes much easier to use when every question can be traced to a unit, chapter, question type and command word. Correct the ledger where needed, then use the final blueprint to decide what deserves deeper practice and revision.
