MERITA — AI proctored evaluations from a 350K+ question bank across 8K+ skills
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— Why assessments break —
Your assessments are either generic, unproctored, or both
AI-inflated resumes make screening worthless. Generic cookie-cutter tests miss role-specific skills. Unproctored assessments let candidates cheat freely.
The result: bad hires that cost $22K+ each to replace.
— AI evaluation platform capabilities —
AI-generated, AI-proctored assessments that guarantee genuine candidates
Role-specific AI evaluations with AI fraud detection
- Zero SME bandwidth needed — no manual question creation or evaluation curation
- Detects AI tool usage, screen sharing, impersonation, and copy-paste cheating
- Flags suspicious candidates automatically — advancing only verified, clean scores
MCQs, coding challenges, video responses, case studies — all in one assessment
MERITA supports every assessment format in a single evaluation: MCQs for knowledge, CodeLyzer for coding challenges, audio/video for communication checks, descriptive and case studies for critical thinking and problem-solving. One evaluation, complete candidate picture.
- CodeLyzer evaluates coding across Java, Python, .NET and much more
- Audio/video responses assess communication, confidence, and presentation skills
- Case studies and descriptive answers evaluate critical thinking and problem-solving depth
Auto-triggers from your ATS — candidates who clear cutoffs advance automatically
- Auto-triggers from Lever, DarwinBox, Zoho, Greenhouse when candidates reach assessment stage
- Candidates who clear your cutoff score advance to the next stage automatically
- Detailed reports with skill breakdowns, proctoring status, and comparative analytics
— AI assessment vs manual evaluation —
Manual assessments vs. MERITA AI evaluation platform
Manual assessments
- SMEs spend 3+ hours creating one custom assessment manually
- Generic cookie-cutter tests miss role-specific skills and competencies
- No proctoring — candidates use AI tools, Google answers, or have others take the test
- Results require manual compilation and scoring by the hiring team
- AI-inflated resumes render pre-assessment screening meaningless
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With MERITA AI evaluation
- AI auto-generates role-specific evaluations from JDs in seconds
- 350K+ questions across 8K+ skills — MCQs, coding, video, case studies
- AI proctoring with fraud detection — webcam, screen, tab, audio monitoring
- Instant reports with skill breakdowns, proctoring status, and comparative analytics
- Auto-triggers from ATS — candidates who clear cutoffs advance automatically
Assessment creation time
8 secs
— What hiring teams say —
Teams using MERITA for AI-proctored assessments
Sr. Manager HR, Mahindra & Mahindra
XPO Logistics
Sr. Manager HR, Mahindra & Mahindra
XPO Logistics
Global HR Head, DCube
XPO Logistics
Global HR Head, DCube
Aurigo
Global HR Head, DCube
Aurigo
Aurigo
Sr. Manager HR, Mahindra & Mahindra
— Part of the HIRA ecosystem —
MERITA works with these agents
GEMMA
GEMMA screens at point of application — then MERITA runs deep-dive assessments for shortlisted candidates.
RIVIA
OWVIE
HIRA
— Frequently asked questions —
Common questions about MERITA AI assessments
What is MERITA and how does AI-generated assessment work?
MERITA is Talent Titan’s AI Evaluation Agent. It auto-generates role-specific assessments from a 350K+ question bank covering 8K+ skills. Configure skills, question type, count, time limit, and proctoring level — MERITA creates the evaluation instantly. Supports MCQs, coding (CodeLyzer), video responses, descriptive, and case studies — all AI-proctored with fraud detection.
How does MERITA's AI proctoring detect cheating?
What assessment formats does MERITA support?
How does MERITA handle AI-inflated resumes?
MERITA bypasses the resume by testing actual JD-specific skills at the assessment stage. AI-generated resumes become irrelevant when candidates must demonstrate real competency through proctored evaluations. The AI proctoring also detects candidates attempting to use AI tools during the test itself.