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We want a open source tool that can be easily configured in an online server and used for online test assessments.

Most of the times it's used for performance analysis of students with multiple choice questions.

The tool should have a downloadable report (csv or excel format is recommended).

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Have a look at Moodle. It has a lot of plugins: https://moodle.org/plugins/ and good support.

It certainly meets your criteria.

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Go with a full course management/learning management system.

Canvas used to be available under a Free license (AGPL) but I don't know of anyone who actually runs their own instance...

Moodle is about the only player in the F/O LMS world.

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  • Plus one for moodle, it can be a pain to configure at times, but it has tons of functionality
    – Emily Crutcher
    Commented Jan 18, 2018 at 4:29
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Try QST Quiz/Survey/Test Online at qstonline.ca . Full featured, assessment platform. CSV export of GradeBook. Complete open source solution.

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I would say...try Oxcoder! https://www.oxcoder.net

  • open source
  • 500+programming tasks
  • each task looks and feels like a real programming project
  • solutions are automatically analyzed and scored once submitted
  • report can be either viewed online or downloaded(pdf)

Disclosure: At time of answering, user was employed by Oxcoder

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    Do you have any affiliation with oxcoder? If so, please disclose.
    – End Antisemitic Hate ♦
    Commented Oct 17, 2017 at 6:32
  • I'm working for oxcoder currently and it's really a good team. Maybe you can try it sometime and give us your advice. Thanks in advance.
    – Jasper777
    Commented Oct 18, 2017 at 5:46
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    Please just update all your answers to include the fact that you are one of the team members.
    – End Antisemitic Hate ♦
    Commented Oct 18, 2017 at 6:16

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