For universities & schools

One platform for the whole faculty.

Every course gets a shared question bank, a lecture library that turns PDFs into questions, exams you can run across cohorts, and analytics that show who is actually studying — under your name and your rules.

Today
  • • Every teacher keeps their own folder of PDFs.
  • • Questions are rewritten from scratch each year.
  • • Nobody knows who revised until the results come in.
  • • Material leaves when the teacher does.
With RitaJet
  • • One library the whole faculty contributes to.
  • • Last year's lectures become this year's question bank.
  • • Participation and weak topics visible before the exam.
  • • The institution owns the material, not the individual.

What an institution account gives you

One organisation account

Faculties, then courses, then cohorts. Every teacher and student sits somewhere sensible, and you can see the whole tree from one screen.

Bulk onboarding

Invite a whole cohort by list or by email domain — anyone with a university address joins the right course automatically.

Roles that match reality

Admin, coordinator, teacher and student. Coordinators run their course; teachers run their group; nobody sees more than they should.

Shared question bank

One bank per faculty instead of forty private spreadsheets. Teachers contribute, coordinators approve, everyone reuses.

Central lecture library

Every uploaded lecture becomes questions, summaries and cards that stay available to next year's cohort.

Exam control

Schedule the same paper across cohorts, set the window and the timer, and release results when you choose.

Cohort analytics

Participation, pass rates, per-subject weakness and most-missed questions — per cohort, per course, per faculty.

Your branding

Your name, logo and colours on what students see, so it feels like your platform rather than a third-party tool.

Ownership and export

Your content stays yours. Export the whole bank and library at any time, with regular backups on our side.

From first call to first cohort in about two weeks

1
Discovery call

We look at your courses, cohort sizes and how exams run today. About 30 minutes.

2
Your space is set up

We build the faculty tree, roles and branding, and import any material you already have.

3
Train the teachers

One session per department. Most teachers are shipping content the same day.

4
Students join

By domain email or by code. First cohort live inside two weeks.

Plans

Priced per institution and per cohort size. Price on request.

Department
One department, up to ~500 students
Shared question bank
Lecture library
Coordinator + teacher roles
Cohort analytics
Email support
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Faculty
A full faculty, up to ~5 000 students
Everything in Department
Multiple departments
Central exam control
Branding
Onboarding + training
Priority support
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University
Campus-wide
Everything in Faculty
Unlimited faculties
Custom domain
Data export and backups
Named account manager
Custom agreement
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Request a quote

Tell us roughly how many students and which courses. We come back with a plan and a price — no obligation.

Questions decision-makers ask

How is this different from what teachers already do?

Most departments run on private files: a folder of PDFs, a spreadsheet of questions, a chat group. Nothing is reused next year and nobody can see whether students studied. This puts it in one place and gives you the numbers.

Do students pay?

No. On an institution plan the institution pays; students join their course for free.

Who owns the content?

You do. We store and serve it. You can export everything, and you keep it if you leave.

How long does rollout take?

A department is usually live in one to two weeks, including training. A full faculty depends on how much material you want imported first.

What about privacy?

Every course and cohort is isolated. Teachers see only their own students, and analytics are about performance, not surveillance.