Terms of Service

These Terms of Service govern use of the QuizAttempt Teacher Android application and the QuizAttempt school platform ("the platform") by a school, coaching centre or other institution ("the school") and by the staff who work in it.

The platform is operated by SARATech AI Solutions Private Limited ("SARATech", "we", "us"). CIN U62013JH2026PTC028520. Registered office: C/O Uttam Kumar, Uliyan, Govind Nagar, Kadma, East Singhbhum, Jamshedpur, Jharkhand 831005, India.

These terms, the Privacy Policy — Teachers and schools, and any order form or written quotation the school has signed together form the agreement. Where a signed order form says something different about price, term or scope, the order form wins; on everything else, these terms govern.

A separate agreement covers parents using the QuizAttempt Parent application. A parent’s access to their own child’s records is granted or withdrawn by the school (section 5).

The person who creates the school’s account, signs the order form, or first administers the platform accepts these terms on the school’s behalf and confirms they are authorised to bind it. If you are not authorised, do not create the account.

A member of staff who signs in under a school’s account is bound by the acceptable-use provisions of section 11 personally, as well as by whatever their school has agreed.

For the term of the agreement, and while fees are paid, we grant the school a non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sub-licensable right to use the platform for the education of its own students: to enrol students and staff, to create and assign quizzes and papers, to record attendance and marks, to publish an exam calendar, and to use the analytics and AI features described on quizattempt.com.

The licence covers the school’s own institution and the students on its roster. It does not extend to a franchisee, a partner institution or a group company unless the order form names it.

The school administers its own account. It decides who holds a staff account, what role each account carries, and what each role may see — and it is responsible for keeping that current, including removing accounts when staff leave. We act on the roles the school configures; we do not second-guess them.

Accounts are personal to the individual holding them. Staff must not share credentials or work under another person’s account. A teacher may hold one account across more than one school; each school sees only its own data.

The school must tell us promptly at help@quizattempt.com if it believes an account has been compromised.

For student data on the platform, the school is the data fiduciary and we are its processor. We process student data only on the school’s documented instructions — which include its configuration of the platform — and for no purpose of our own. We do not sell student data, do not use it to train models, and do not use it for advertising.

It follows that the school decides, and warrants that it has the lawful basis to decide:

• which students are enrolled, and what is recorded about them;
• whether parents may see their own child’s marks, attendance and exam calendar, and whether to withdraw that access;
• how long records are kept, within the retention periods in the Privacy Policy;
• how it discharges its own obligations to students and parents under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, including any notice or consent that Act requires of it.

We will assist the school, at its reasonable request, with a data-principal request, a regulator’s enquiry or a breach notification it must make. Where a student or parent comes to us directly about a school record, we refer them to the school and tell the school.

For the school’s own staff accounts — a teacher’s name, email and sign-in — we are the fiduciary, not a processor. The Privacy Policy sets out that split in full.

• Accuracy. Rosters, marks, attendance and calendars are the school’s records. We display and compute on what is entered; we do not verify it.
• Consent and notice. Whatever the school must tell students and parents, and whatever it must obtain from them, is the school’s to do.
• Supervision of assessment. Proctoring and anti-cheating tools are aids. Deciding whether a student cheated, and what follows, is the school’s judgement.
• Review of AI output. Every generated question, paper or worksheet is a draft until a teacher reviews it (section 7).
• Devices and connectivity. The school provides the devices, network and browsers its staff and students use.
• Lawful use. The school must not place data on the platform it has no right to place there.

The platform uses third-party AI models to draft teaching material. Generation and scoring are different things and are described separately, because they carry different risks.

Fair use. AI generation carries daily and monthly allowances, set by plan or by the order form. Automating, scripting or reselling access to AI features is a breach of section 11.

School fees are set in the order form or written quotation the school signs — there is no public price list for institutions. Unless that document says otherwise:

• fees are quoted in Indian rupees, exclusive of GST, and GST is charged at the applicable rate;
• fees are billed annually in advance for the subscription term;
• invoices are payable within 30 days of the invoice date;
• fees already paid are not refundable in part if the school stops using the platform mid-term, except where section 9 gives the school a right to terminate for our breach;
• the school is responsible for withholding tax where the law requires it, and will provide the certificate.

If an invoice is more than 30 days overdue we may, on 14 days’ written notice, suspend access until it is paid. We will not delete data during a suspension for non-payment.

We may revise fees for a renewal term on 60 days’ written notice before the renewal date. Fees do not change during a term already paid for.

The agreement runs for the term stated in the order form, and renews for successive terms of the same length unless either of us gives 30 days’ written notice before the renewal date. Where there is no order form, the term is one year from the day the school’s account is created.

Either of us may terminate immediately on written notice if the other commits a material breach and does not remedy it within 30 days of being told, or becomes insolvent. We may also terminate immediately where continuing would breach the law or put student data at risk; we will explain why.

We will not terminate for convenience in the middle of an academic term. Where we discontinue the platform altogether, we will give at least 90 days’ notice, refund the unused part of any fee paid, and keep the export in section 10 available throughout.

The school’s data remains the school’s. For 60 days after termination, the school may ask us for an export of its records in a common machine-readable format, and we will provide it at no charge.

After that period, and in any case within 90 days of termination, we delete the school’s data from live systems, and from backups as those backups expire on their ordinary cycle. We confirm deletion in writing on request. What we keep beyond it: invoices, for the period Indian tax law requires, and nothing else.

A Global Student ID persists so that a student’s history can follow them to another institution on the platform, as the Privacy Policy describes. It carries no marks or attendance from a school that has left.

The school and its staff must not:

• give access to anyone outside the school, or use the platform for an institution the order form does not name;
• copy, scrape, resell or republish the platform, its question banks, its templates or its AI output as material for another product or a third party;
• share staff credentials, or work under another person’s account;
• upload unlawful, infringing, abusive or obscene material, or data the school has no right to hold;
• reverse-engineer, decompile or attempt to derive the source code of the platform, except so far as Indian law permits despite this restriction;
• probe, load-test, overload or attempt unauthorised access to the platform or to another school’s data;
• use the platform to profile students for any purpose other than their education, or to direct advertising at them.

• Ours stays ours. The platform, the applications, the QuizAttempt name and logo, and the question banks, templates and models we supply are ours or our licensors’. Section 3 grants a right to use them and nothing more.
• The school’s stays the school’s. Rosters, marks, attendance, and question content a teacher writes or uploads belong to the school. We hold them only to run the platform for it.
• Generated content belongs to the school. Questions, papers and worksheets generated for a school through its account are the school’s to use, adapt and print for its own teaching, for as long as it likes — including after this agreement ends. That right does not extend to reselling them (section 11).
• Feedback. If the school suggests an improvement, we may build it without owing anything for it. Nothing in the suggestion transfers the school’s own data or content to us.

We aim for the platform to be available at all times other than planned maintenance, which we schedule outside Indian school hours where we reasonably can and announce in advance. Where the order form states a service level, that service level applies; absent one, we commit to reasonable endeavours and nothing more.

Support is available at help@quizattempt.com. Data is hosted in India, encrypted in transit and at rest, with access restricted to the smallest number of engineers needed to operate the service, under confidentiality obligations. The Privacy Policy sets out the measures in full.

Breach notification. In the event of a personal data breach affecting a school’s data, we will notify the school without undue delay, with what we know and what we are doing, so that the school can discharge its own obligations as fiduciary, and we will notify the Data Protection Board of India where the Act requires it of us.

Each of us will keep the other’s non-public information confidential, use it only for this agreement, and protect it as carefully as our own. The obligation does not cover information that is public through no fault of the receiver, was already known, or is independently developed — and it does not prevent a disclosure the law compels, provided the other is told where telling them is permitted.

Student data is confidential in every case, and section 5 governs it in addition to this section.

Beyond what this agreement expressly promises, and to the extent Indian law allows, the platform is provided as is. We do not warrant that it will be uninterrupted or error-free, that AI output will be accurate or complete (section 7), or that data the school enters is correct (section 6). We give no warranty on examination results, board outcomes or academic performance.

Nothing in this section or the next excludes liability for fraud, wilful misconduct, death or personal injury caused by negligence, a breach of section 5 or section 14, or anything else Indian law does not permit to be excluded.

To the extent Indian law allows, and subject to section 15, each party’s total liability for all claims arising in any twelve-month period is limited to the fees paid or payable by the school for that period.

Neither of us is liable for indirect or consequential loss, loss of profit, loss of goodwill, or loss of anticipated savings.

We will defend the school against a claim that the platform infringes a third party’s intellectual property in India, and pay the damages or settlement finally awarded, provided the school tells us promptly, lets us conduct the defence, and gives reasonable assistance. If such a claim is made, we may modify the platform, obtain a licence, or terminate and refund the unused fees.

The school will indemnify us against a claim arising from data it placed on the platform without the right to do so, from its own breach of its obligations as data fiduciary under section 5, or from a use of the platform prohibited by section 11.

As required by the Information Technology Rules and the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, our grievance officer is:

We acknowledge a grievance within 3 working days and resolve it within 30 days. A data-protection grievance that remains unresolved may be taken to the Data Protection Board of India.

This agreement is governed by the laws of India, and the courts at Jamshedpur, Jharkhand have exclusive jurisdiction. Before either of us begins proceedings, we will each nominate a senior representative and attempt in good faith to settle the dispute within 30 days — except where an injunction is needed to protect confidential information or student data.

• Changes. We will post any change to these terms on this page with a new effective date and version, and give 60 days’ written notice of a change that materially affects a school’s rights. A school that does not accept such a change may terminate at the end of its current term without penalty.
• Severability. If a provision is held unenforceable, the rest stands.
• No waiver. Not enforcing a provision on one occasion does not waive it.
• Assignment. Neither of us may assign without the other’s consent, except on a merger or sale of substantially all of the business, on notice.
• No partnership. Nothing here creates a partnership, joint venture or employment between us.
• Force majeure. Neither of us is liable for a failure caused by something genuinely outside our control.
• Entire agreement. The order form, these terms and the Privacy Policy are the whole agreement, in that order of precedence, and replace anything said before.
• Publicity. We will not use a school’s name or logo as a reference without its written permission.

SARATech AI Solutions Private Limited C/O Uttam Kumar, Uliyan, Govind Nagar, Kadma, East Singhbhum, Jamshedpur, Jharkhand 831005, India contact@quizattempt.com · help@quizattempt.com · +91 6207 225 395 · quizattempt.com