Describe the sitting, candidates, subjects, and scheduling rules. Makeform turns your brief into an online exam registration form ready to edit and share.
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Sample prompts for the builder
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Audience
Students registering for end-of-term examinations
Format
Subject selection form with candidate details
Prompt size
255 chars
Example form structure
Subject selection form with candidate details
Student name, ID, and grade
Which subjects will you take?
Preferred available session
Do you need an approved accommodation?
I confirm my selections are correct
Suggested routing tags
Complete registrations
Needs review
Accommodation requested
Ask for a candidate number separately from the candidate name so staff can sort registrations and detect likely duplicates before seat allocation.
Step 1
Identify
candidate, student ID, and contact details
Step 2
Select
exam, subjects, location, and session
Step 3
Review
eligibility references and accommodation requests
Step 4
Confirm
registration received and staff roster updated
Why register online
One exam registration form gives every candidate the same route and staff a sortable planning record.
Require identifiers, contacts, exam choices, and acknowledgments before submission.
Show relevant subjects, locations, or sessions based on earlier answers.
Tag accommodation requests and unusual entries while routine registrations move to roster preparation.
Different exam sittings
Generate the structure closest to your sitting, then edit its evidence and choices.
Student IDs, subject combinations, grade, guardian contact, and a selection check.
Module codes, attempt type, approval references, and supporting files.
Exam, eligibility reference, location, sessions, and arrival instructions.
Study background, delivery mode, level, session choices, and preparation notes.
Registration workflow
Define the rules, test each route, then share one link and monitor organized responses.
Name the exams, eligible groups, dates, locations, required references, and deadline.
Add real subjects and sessions, require identifiers, and route resits or accommodations.
Preview routine and exceptional answers, then review the final wording.
Publish the link, send receipts, and monitor submissions as the deadline approaches.
Registration methods
Structured answers let staff filter, review, and prepare the sitting roster.
Field guide
Use these six sections as a checklist, keeping answers structured where staff need to filter them.
Candidate identity
Use the roster name format and a stable student or candidate number. Keep email and phone separate for easier contact.
Exam selection
Use controlled choices for known exams. Pair codes with titles and show follow-ups only for selected exams.
Session planning
Collect location and session preferences in order. Explain that preferences remain requests until staff confirm them.
Conditional details
Show approval questions for resits and technical checks for online candidates only when relevant.
Access requests
Let candidates indicate an existing arrangement or request contact. Ask only for details your process needs.
Review and receipt
Ask candidates to verify choices, show the next step, and send a receipt. Final seat details can follow separately.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for school administrators, examinations officers, and testing-center coordinators preparing an upcoming sitting.
It collects a candidate's identity, exam or subject choices, session preferences, eligibility references, accommodation route, and confirmation for a requested sitting.
Start with full name, candidate or student ID, email, phone, school or program, exam codes and titles, attempt type, location, preferred sessions, and an accuracy acknowledgment. Add an approval reference, supporting upload, or accommodation route only when your process uses it.
Yes. Use checkboxes for a known list or repeatable module-code fields. Conditional follow-ups can show choices for each selected subject.
You can present controlled session choices and use conditional logic to narrow options. If conflict checking depends on a changing timetable or live seat inventory, the examinations team should still review submissions before issuing final confirmations.
Include a simple routing question, explain who reviews the response, and collect only the information your school or testing center needs. You can ask for an existing arrangement reference or direct the candidate to a separate private follow-up process.
Yes. Makeform provides unlimited free forms and responses, so you can generate, edit, publish, and collect exam registrations without a response cap. The paid tier removes the Makeform badge.
Yes. Configure a confirmation message or email containing the submitted exam and session choices. Make clear whether it is a receipt of the request or the final seat assignment, then send confirmed room and timing details through your normal process.
Registrations are stored as structured submissions in Makeform and can be sent to tools such as Google Sheets through available integrations. Staff can use consistent candidate IDs, tags, and separate choice fields to review entries and prepare a roster.
Open registration with one clear route.
