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I'm a Student. I Built an Online Exam Platform with AI. Now I'm Hosting a Free Championship.

I'm a Student. I Built an Online Exam Platform with AI. Now I'm Hosting a Free Championship.

I'm not a traditionally trained software engineer. I'm a student who spent years learning how to build with AI — designing things myself, having AI help build them, and then testing every screen by hand. That's how Vroqn was born: an AI learning workspace for school students. One place to understand concepts, practise, sit mock exams, and see exactly what to revise next — instead of a chat box with random tools bolted on. What's inside: An AI tutor that walks through doubts step by step Practice by subject, chapter and difficulty Timed mock exams with a full analysis afterwards — weak topics, strong topics, a revision plan A code lab (JavaScript, Python, SQL) with AI review Communities and a competitive arena But this post is really about the championship. The Vroqn All-Rounder Championship — 21 November One examination. Eight subjects. Forty questions. Sixty minutes. Mathematics, Coding, Logical Reasoning, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, General Knowledge and History — all in one paper. Including a live SQL challenge, written in a real code editor. The rules are real, because students' preparation deserves real: +4 for every correct answer, −1 for every wrong one Fullscreen monitoring and tab-switch detection Randomized question order A server-side timer nobody can pause The top 8 participants win a Vroqn Certificate of Excellence and a free .xyz domain for one year — supported by GenXYZ, the registry behind .xyz, which runs event support programs for student builders. Registration is free and open until 20 November (11:59 pm IST). The exam runs 21 November, 11:00 am – 12:00 pm IST, online from home, on Google Chrome. You can check it out here: https://vroqn.xyz/arena/f8cfb796-506f-4bbb-a12f-0b7c8fc74995 A note on building with AI I designed every one of the 40 championship questions myself — from alphabet-level warm-ups to live SQL. The platform was designed by me, built with AI, and manually tested against what students actually need. It's not perfect, and it grows a little every week. If you find a bug or a security issue, report it responsibly — verified reports get recognition on the Vroqn homepage. Don't just prepare for opportunities. Prepare yourself to create them. See you on the 21st.

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