Yes, at present, most ideological and political examinations in colleges and universities are computer-based examinations. This is mainly because computer examination can improve the efficiency and accuracy of the examination. Computer examination can randomly extract test questions and generate test papers through computer software, which avoids the possibility of test questions leaking and ensures the fairness of test questions. At the same time, the computer test can also score the answers quickly and objectively through the automatic scoring system, which reduces the workload and subjective error of manual marking.

In the ideological and political examination in colleges and universities, computer examination usually includes different types of questions such as multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions and short-answer questions. Students need to complete the answer within the specified time and submit the answer sheet. During the examination, candidates will be monitored by surveillance cameras and other equipment to ensure the fairness and integrity of the examination.

It is worth noting that although computerized examination can improve the efficiency and accuracy of the examination, it also needs to ensure the security and stability of the examination environment. Therefore, the university will take a series of measures such as setting up network protection and preventing cheating to ensure the smooth progress of the exam and the accuracy of the results.