How to view learner attempts and results as a teacher?
Learn how teachers can view learner attempts, filter attempt records, review answers, block learners, and analyze quiz performance.
Teachers can view learner attempts and results for quizzes created or managed by them on Quiz Pathshala.
This helps teachers review quiz activity, check learner performance, identify difficult questions, and manage learner access.
Who can view learner attempts?
Only the teacher or educator who created or manages the quiz can view learner attempts for that quiz.
Teachers cannot view attempts or results of quizzes created by other teachers.
Which quiz attempts are saved?
Quiz result saving depends on the quiz type.
Standard Quiz
Standard Quiz attempts are saved.
Teachers can view learner scores, pass or fail status, attempt history, and answer details for Standard Quiz attempts.
Live Quiz
Live Quiz attempts are saved.
Teachers can view learner attempts and result details after the learner has attempted the quiz.
Learner result visibility may depend on the answer reveal or result reveal settings, but the teacher can review submitted attempts from the Teacher Dashboard after the attempt is completed.
Practice Quiz
Practice Quiz is mainly for quick self-practice and revision.
Practice Quiz results are usually shown immediately to learners and may not be saved as regular attempt records.
Because Practice Quiz attempts are not saved like Standard or Live Quiz attempts, teachers may not see them in saved attempt reports.
How to view learner attempts
To view learner attempts:
Login to your Quiz Pathshala account
Switch to Teacher role
Open the Teacher Dashboard
Go to the Quiz section
Open View All Quiz
Find the quiz whose attempts you want to check
Click the Attempts button for that quiz
Review the attempt records
The Attempts button may also show the number of attempts received for that quiz.
Quiz attempt report
After clicking the Attempts button, the Quiz Attempt Report page shows attempt-related details for that quiz.
This page helps teachers review all attempt records and student-wise or learner-wise performance.
Attempt summary cards
The report page may show summary cards such as:
Total learners
Passed learners
Failed learners
Pass rate
Fail rate
These cards give a quick overview of quiz performance.
Attempt records table
The attempt records table shows learner attempt details.
It may include:
Learner name
Learner ID
Score percentage
Pass or fail status
Correct answers count
Total questions count
Marks obtained
Total marks
Attempt time
Time taken
Attempt number
Review button
Block button
What does Attempt Number mean?
Attempt number shows how many times a learner has attempted that quiz.
For example, if a learner attempts the same quiz three times, the attempt number may show 1st, 2nd, or 3rd attempt.
This is useful when multiple attempts are allowed for a quiz.
Review learner answers
Each saved attempt may have a Review button.
Teachers can click Review to open the detailed answer review for that attempt.
What details are shown in answer review?
The answer review page may show full attempt details such as:
Quiz information
Learner information
Email, where available
Start time
Finish time
Time taken
Total questions
Correct answers
Wrong answers
Visited but not answered questions
Unvisited questions
Total marks
Obtained marks
Marks per question
Negative marking status
Score percentage
Result status
Question-wise answer details
Question-wise answer review
In the detailed review, teachers can check every question from the learner’s attempt.
Question-wise details may include:
Question text
Question ID, where available
Question type
Options
Learner selected answer
Correct answer
Correct or incorrect status
Visited but not answered status
Unvisited status
Explanation, if available
This helps teachers understand exactly how the learner performed in that attempt.
Quick filters
The Quiz Attempt Report page may include quick filters.
Quick filters help teachers filter attempts by date range.
Available quick filters may include:
Today
Yesterday
Last 7 Days
Last 30 Days
Custom Range
Using Custom Range, teachers can filter attempts for a specific date or time period.
Score band filters
The attempt report may also show score-based filters.
These filters help teachers quickly find learners based on performance.
Score bands may include labels such as:
Outstanding
Very Good
Good
Needs Practice
Needs Review
These labels help teachers identify strong learners and learners who may need more support.
Most Incorrect Questions
The report page may show a Most Incorrect Questions section.
This section helps teachers identify questions that were answered incorrectly by the highest number or percentage of learners.
It may show:
Question text
Incorrect percentage
Total attempts
Incorrect count
Correct count
Skipped count
Not visited count
Rank
This helps teachers find questions that may be difficult, confusing, or need better explanation.
Most Skipped Questions
The report page may also show a Most Skipped Questions section.
This section helps teachers identify questions that learners skipped most often.
It may show:
Question text
Skipped percentage
Total attempts
Skipped count
Incorrect count
Correct count
Not visited count
Rank
This helps teachers understand which questions learners avoided or found time-consuming.
All Attempts and Unique Learners
The attempt report may include two view options:
All Attempts
Unique Learners
All Attempts
All Attempts is usually selected by default.
It shows all attempt entries.
If a learner attempted the same quiz multiple times, each attempt may appear separately.
Unique Learners
Unique Learners shows learner-wise unique records.
This is useful when the teacher wants to check how many unique learners attempted the quiz.
If a learner attempted the quiz multiple times, the page may show that learner once with the attempt count.
Teachers can click the attempt count to view attempts made by that learner.
Search and table controls
The report page may include search and table controls.
Teachers may be able to:
Search by learner name
Search by learner ID
Sort attempt records
Change number of entries shown per page
Move between pages using pagination
These controls are useful when a quiz has many attempts.
Blocking and unblocking a learner
The attempt records table may include a Block button.
Teachers can use this button to block a learner from their own quizzes.
Teachers may also have control to unblock a learner later from the blocked learners section or related dashboard option.
What happens after blocking a learner?
If a teacher blocks a learner:
That learner cannot attempt that teacher’s quizzes
The learner cannot attempt that teacher’s public quizzes
The learner cannot attempt that teacher’s private quizzes even with the access code
The block applies only for the teacher who blocked the learner.
If other teachers have not blocked that learner, the learner may still be able to attempt quizzes created by those other teachers, based on their quiz rules and access code settings.
What happens after unblocking a learner?
If a teacher unblocks a learner, that learner may be able to attempt that teacher’s quizzes again, based on normal quiz rules.
After unblocking, learner access still depends on:
Quiz active status
Access code, if required
Quiz schedule
Attempt limit
Teacher plan status
Monthly learner limit
Platform rules
Can teachers see results for private quizzes?
Yes. Teachers can view learner attempts for their own private quizzes if the attempts are saved.
A private quiz requires the correct access code for learners to attempt it.
After learners attempt the quiz successfully, their saved attempts can be visible to the teacher.
Can teachers see results for public quizzes?
Yes. Teachers can view learner attempts for their own public quizzes if the attempts are saved.
A public quiz does not require an access code, but learners still need to follow quiz rules such as schedule, attempt limit, active quiz status, teacher plan status, and learner limit.
Result visibility for learners
Teacher result access and learner result visibility may work differently.
Teachers can review submitted attempts from the Teacher Dashboard after the learner completes the attempt.
Learners may see their result based on quiz settings such as:
Immediate result setting
Answer reveal time
Specific reveal date and time
Live Quiz end time
Platform rules
Why attempts may not be showing
No attempts may appear for different reasons.
Possible reasons
No learner has attempted the quiz yet
The quiz is Practice Quiz and attempts are not saved as regular records
The quiz is inactive
Learners could not access the quiz
Quiz start time has not arrived
Quiz end time has passed before learners attempted it
Access code was not shared correctly
Monthly learner limit is full
Teacher plan or trial is inactive
No questions were added to the quiz
There is a technical or account-related issue
What teachers should check
If attempts are not showing, check:
Quiz is active
Correct quiz mode is enabled
Questions are added
Quiz schedule is correct
Access code is correct, if private
Attempt limit is not blocking learners
Teacher plan or trial is active
Monthly learner limit is available
Learners are using Learner role
Learners are logged in before attempting
Privacy and responsibility
Learner attempt data should be used responsibly.
Teachers should use result data only for educational, review, and quiz management purposes.
Teachers should not misuse learner information or share private learner result data publicly without proper permission.
Important note
Teachers can view learner attempts and results only for quizzes created or managed by them.
Teachers can review submitted Standard Quiz and Live Quiz attempts from the Teacher Dashboard after learners complete the attempt.
Learner result visibility may depend on answer reveal settings, but teacher review access is available from the Teacher Dashboard for saved attempts.
Practice Quiz is mainly for self-practice and may not be saved as a regular attempt record.
Teachers can use attempt reports, quick filters, unique learner view, most incorrect questions, most skipped questions, and answer review to understand learner performance better.
Teachers can block or unblock learners for their own quizzes. Blocking applies only to the teacher who applied the block, and unblocking allows the learner to access that teacher’s quizzes again based on normal quiz rules.