Results and analysis
What happens after you submit, who checks it, and what your private report shows once it is published.
Evaluated by experts
Written papers, marked question by question.
Marked instantly
Online papers, with explanations.
Analysed for you
Rubric ratings, chapter strengths and your progress.
How your result is prepared
- 1You submit your answer sheet.
- 2An assigned evaluator checks your answers and records marks, comments and applicable ratings.
- 3The Super Admin reviews the evaluation and may approve it or return it for correction.
- 4The result becomes visible to you only after the Super Admin publishes it.
After publication, your private report may include: marks, checked answer sheet, suggested answer, evaluator remarks, rubric ratings and your own progress history. Only your account can open your report. Public MCQ rankings use anonymous labels such as Student 1.
Written papers
Evaluation
After your final submission, your answer sheet is assigned to an evaluator. The evaluator sees it by its submission ID, not by your name, and only the sheets assigned to them. The evaluator:
- marks each question, with a comment and mistake tags where useful,
- rates every area that applies to the paper from 1 to 5, with a remark on each,
- writes overall feedback: strengths, priorities and the next step,
- uploads your checked answer sheet, with their markings on it.
The evaluation then goes to the Super Admin, who approves it or returns it to the evaluator for correction. Nothing is visible to you until the Super Admin publishes the result; you are notified then.
Online (multiple-choice) papers
Automatic marking
Where a test is answered online, it is marked the moment it is submitted, or when writing time ends if you have not submitted:
- a correct answer earns the question’s marks,
- a wrong answer loses the question’s negative marks, if the question has any,
- an unanswered question scores zero,
- the paper’s total never goes below zero.
The result is available straight away, with the correct option and any explanation beside each question.
Marks and rubric ratings
What your report shows
Your result shows your total against the paper's maximum marks and the percentage, the marks for each question with the evaluator's comments, and a rating from 1 to 5 for each area the paper assessed, with the evaluator's remark:
1
Needs Significant Improvement
2
Below Expectations
3
Satisfactory
4
Good
5
Excellent
An area that cannot be judged for a paper is left out, never scored as 1. Time management is rated only for a timed attempt with evidence of how the time was used. Written papers show no rank or comparison with other students.
Chapter-wise analysis
Your strong and weak chapters
Each question on a paper can be linked to a chapter. Your marks are added up chapter by chapter, and each chapter is labelled by the share of its marks you earned:
In this analysis a question never counts below zero. Questions not linked to a chapter still count in your total, but not in the chapter view.
Mistakes and suggestions
Why the marks were lost
On written papers, the mistake tags the evaluator used are counted, so you can see which kinds of mistake cost you most. The tags are:
The suggestions on your result are built from the same information: the chapters that need improvement, advice for your most frequent mistake types, and a reminder when you left questions unattempted. The share of questions you attempted is shown too.
Over time
Your performance across tests
Your test history lists every sitting. Across all your published results you also see your average percentage, how each rubric rating moved from test to test, your strongest and weakest chapters, and your most frequent mistakes. Only your own published results are used.
Suggested answers
The suggested answer opens as soon as you have uploaded your answer sheet (on a few tests, with the result instead). It is never available before you submit.
If a result needs correcting
A published result can be changed only by the Super Admin, with a written reason. The correction becomes a new version; the earlier one is kept, the change is recorded in an audit log that cannot be edited, and you are notified with the reason. To raise a concern about your evaluation, contact the team.
See it on your own paper
Your first result is one paper away.
Sit a test under exam conditions and get the full report once the Super Admin publishes it.