Smart Seating Tool

Exam Seating Plan
Generator

Upload your student list, configure rooms, and instantly generate professional, print-ready seating charts.

CSV Upload
Multi-Room
Auto Series
Print-Ready
Examination Details
  Download a sample CSV to see the required format before uploading your data.
Total Students Uploaded
0
Total Seats Configured
0
Unseated Students
0
Configure Rooms

 For layout, type the number of desks in each vertical row separated by commas. Example: 12,12,12 means 3 rows of 12 desks each.

⚡ How It Works?

Generate a complete exam seating plan in just 4 simple steps

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Fill Exam Details

Enter the examination name, date, and the number of paper series (Sets A, B, C…) to be used.

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Upload Student CSV

Prepare a CSV file with Column A = Roll Number and Column B = Class. Upload it to load all students automatically.

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Configure Rooms

Add each exam hall, give it a name, and type its row layout (e.g. 12,12,12). Students are distributed in order across rooms.

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🖨️

Generate & Print

Click Generate to build the plan, then print the Examiner Copy (with series) or Notice Board copy (without series).

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Map Subjects

After uploading the CSV, a subject table appears. Enter the exam subject for each class — the SUBJECT line on each room plan updates automatically.

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One-Page Print

Large rooms automatically compress to fit on a single A4 landscape page. Small rooms can share a page to save paper.

🙋 Frequently Asked Questions

What format should the CSV file be in?
Your CSV file must have Column A = Roll Number and Column B = Class name (e.g. 10+2, Matric, 8th). The first row should be a header row — it is skipped automatically. Save the file with a .csv extension.
How does the Series (Set) allocation work?
Series are assigned seat-by-seat within each class group in a rotating pattern (A, B, C, D… then back to A). Whenever a new class begins, the series counter resets to A. This ensures adjacent students in different exam halls always have different paper sets.
What is the maximum number of students per page?
On A4 landscape with standard margins, the tool comfortably fits up to ~130 students at normal font size. For larger rooms, it automatically switches to a compressed layout supporting up to ~200–240 students on a single page.
Can I seat students from multiple classes in one room?
Yes! Mixed-class rooms are fully supported. The sub-heading will automatically adapt — showing "Class: 10+2" when only one class is present, or "Classes: 10+2-Matric-8th" when multiple classes share the room.
What is the difference between Examiner Copy and Notice Board copy?
The Examiner Copy includes the paper series badge (e.g. A) next to each roll number — useful for invigilators to verify correct paper distribution. The Notice Board Copy hides the series, showing only roll numbers — suitable for displaying to students.

Built with ❤️ for examination management  |  Exam Seating Plan Generator

Supports mixed-class rooms • Auto series allocation • A4 landscape print-ready

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