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The same assessment, the same integrity, in thirteen languages — with a human approval step before any translation can be used.

An illustration of translation coverageA schematic of the translations section: coverage per language, with approval state. A language that is not approved is simply not offered to candidates. A drawing, not a screen capture.NORTHVALE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYDashboardReports & analyticsCandidatesQuestion bankAssessment librariesAssessmentsSessionsMonitoringReviewGroupsSettingsTranslations · Data Structures · Sem 3ALLAPPROVEDPENDINGLANGUAGECOVERAGESTATEOFFEREDHindiAPPROVEDYESMarathiAPPROVEDYESTamilPENDINGNOT YETBengaliPENDINGNOT YETUrduAPPROVEDYES
Tamil · not offered yet
Coverage72% OF SECTIONS
ApprovalAWAITING A PERSON
Offered to candidatesNO
AN UNAPPROVED LANGUAGE IS SIMPLY NOT OFFERED
Interface illustration, not a screen capture. Drawn to show coverage per language, and why an incomplete one never reaches a candidate.
Translation coverage and the approval gateCoverage is tracked per language and section. AI drafts a translation, but a human must approve it before it can be used, and the approved text is frozen into the assessment at publish — so no AI runs during the exam.CoverageHIMRTABNURAI draftsA human approvesNo AI runs during the exam
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Thirteen languages

English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Bengali, Punjabi, Odia, Assamese and Urdu — including right-to-left rendering for Urdu.

The candidate picks, and can switchA candidate chooses a language when the exam opens and can switch mid-attempt. Only approved translations are offered.Offered at launchहिन्दीमराठीதமிழ்বাংলাاردوEnglishSWITCHABLE MID-ATTEMPTUNAPPROVED LANGUAGES ARE NOT OFFERED
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AI drafts, a human approves

AI can draft a translation and a terminology glossary keeps vocabulary consistent — but a person must approve it before it can be offered. An unapproved language is simply not offered.

A human approves before it is offeredAI can draft a translation and a glossary keeps terminology consistent, but a person must approve it before candidates can be offered that language.AI DRAFTA person approvesGLOSSARY APPLIEDOFFEREDNOT OFFERED
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Frozen at publish

Approved translations are frozen into the assessment at publish. No AI runs during the exam. A candidate can pick a language when the exam opens and switch mid-attempt.

Translations freeze at publishApproved translations are frozen into the assessment at publish, so no AI runs during the exam.DraftedAT AUTHORINGApprovedBY A PERSONFrozen into the paperAT PUBLISHNO AI RUNS DURING THE EXAM
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Coverage you can see

Translation status is tracked per language and per section, so you know what is ready before you schedule, not after a candidate finds a gap.

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