Software Engineer Open Source
Location: Bangalore
Online Assessment with Remote Proctoring
Every year millions of candidates appear for examinations organized by assessment bodies globally, handling the complex process of marking answer scripts to declare time-bound results to candidates. The reliability of marking depends on the degree of consistency with which the evaluators mark the answer scripts. Over the years the number of candidates appearing for exams is increasing at a rapid rate, while the number of markers remains largely limited. This leads to the markers always being under pressure to mark more answer scripts within a limited time which leads to the sub-standard evaluation of the answer scripts.
Qualitative grading and feedback with rubrics
Every year millions of candidates appear for examinations organized by assessment bodies globally, handling complex process of marking answer scripts to declare time bound results to candidates. The reliability of marking depends on the degree of consistency with which the evaluators mark the answer scripts. Over the years the number of candidates appearing for exams is increasing at a rapid rate, while the number of markers remains largely limited. This leads to the markers always being under pressure to mark more answer scripts within limited time which leads to sub-standard evaluation of the answer scripts.
Assessing job specific skills of candidates made easier
Every year millions of candidates appear for examinations organized by assessment bodies globally, handling complex process of marking answer scripts to declare time bound results to candidates. The reliability of marking depends on the degree of consistency with which the evaluators mark the answer scripts. Over the years the number of candidates appearing for exams is increasing at a rapid rate, while the number of markers remains largely limited. This leads to the markers always being under pressure to mark more answer scripts within limited time which leads to sub-standard evaluation of the answer scripts.
Measures we can take to stop question paper leakage
Every year millions of candidates appear for examinations organized by assessment bodies globally, handling complex process of marking answer scripts to declare time bound results to candidates. The reliability of marking depends on the degree of consistency with which the evaluators mark the answer scripts. Over the years the number of candidates appearing for exams is increasing at a rapid rate, while the number of markers remains largely limited. This leads to the markers always being under pressure to mark more answer scripts within limited time which leads to sub-standard evaluation of the answer scripts.
Conduct accurate evaluation with Mindlogicx Onscreen Marking System
Every year millions of candidates appear for examinations organized by assessment bodies globally, handling complex process of marking answer scripts to declare time bound results to candidates. The reliability of marking depends on the degree of consistency with which the evaluators mark the answer scripts. Over the years the number of candidates appearing for exams is increasing at a rapid rate, while the number of markers remains largely limited. This leads to the markers always being under pressure to mark more answer scripts within limited time which leads to sub-standard evaluation of the answer scripts.
Online Assessments are the future in achieving complete digitization
While there are arguments questioning whether examinations are the best way to measure students’ merit, it cannot be denied that examinations are by far the most widely accepted method of evaluation. However, the recent CBSE question paper leak is just another example of how gullible the stakeholders are: from universities to students. Question paper leaks aren’t the only threat to the sanctity of exams. In order to be fair, exams should be conducted in a secure environment along with transparent and accurate evaluation of answer sheets. The solution to all these problems lies in leveraging technology to ensure that exams remain a fair way to measure merit.