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09 Apr 2023, 00:23
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Hello Guys,
Could anyone please help me to understand verbal scoring algorithm?
Usually, One gets 8 CR, 13-14 each SC & RC questions in the exam? I presume that total verbal score is average of marks in each question type. In this case, One mistake in CR should make a significant difference in total score compared with one mistake in other type of questions, as CR carries more weightage because of few questions.
Could someone please enlighten me on this?
Thanks
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Could anyone please help me to understand verbal scoring algorithm?
Usually, One gets 8 CR, 13-14 each SC & RC questions in the exam? I presume that total verbal score is average of marks in each question type. In this case, One mistake in CR should make a significant difference in total score compared with one mistake in other type of questions, as CR carries more weightage because of few questions.
Could someone please enlighten me on this?
Thanks
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Updated on: 09 Apr 2023, 01:29
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May be helpful to check out some of the publicly available ESRs. It's possible for two people to have the same correct/incorrect question ratio but have two difference section scores. The difficulty level of the questions can play a factor, for example.
09 Apr 2023, 01:26
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There is no such weightage assigned to a particular type. The score is calculated based on the difficulty level of questions attempted right or wrong.
