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ExamOnline is an Indian educational technology company based in Mumbai, Maharashtra. Owned by Diversified Business Solutions Pvt. Ltd, the company develops software for online assessment, remote proctoring, and examination management. It services educational institutions, corporate organizations, and certification bodies.

ExamOnline was founded in 2009 by Maneesh Singh. The company initially focused on digitizing offline examinations for universities. Following the COVID-19 pandemic, the company shifted focus toward AI-driven remote proctoring technologies to support hybrid examination models.^[1]

In April 2024, the company released an update to its platform integrating artificial intelligence for automated invigilation. This system utilizes facial recognition and behavioral analysis to flag anomalies during remote exams.^[2]

The company's primary offering is a SaaS-based assessment platform that supports:

• **Remote Proctoring:** A dual-camera monitoring system that uses AI to detect prohibited behaviors such as the presence of unauthorized devices or additional people in the room.^[1]
• **Assessment Management:** Tools for creating and scheduling exams, including support for multiple question formats and integration with Learning Management Systems (LMS).
• **Offline Exams:** Management of center-based examinations using digital delivery methods.

The platform employs a "secure browser" feature designed to restrict navigation to unauthorized websites during assessment sessions.^[3]

ExamOnline is a subsidiary of Diversified Business Solutions Pvt. Ltd. The company is headquartered in Mumbai and maintains a presence in the Middle East and Southeast Asia. As of 2025, its executive leadership includes Maneesh Singh (CEO), Vivek Srivastava (CIO) and others.^[4]

https://www.ciotechoutlook.com/industry/education/vendor/2017/examonline

https://www.mid-day.com/amp/brand-media/article/maneesh-singh-takes-over-as-ceo-and-envisions-examonline-23207483

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/jobs/state-run-banks-seek-private-sector-vendors-help-with-hiring-and-online-assessment/articleshow/9193881.cms