Once an examiner publishes results for a completed exam, ExamPlatform gives you two complementary views of your performance: the Results page, which provides per-exam scores and an AI integrity breakdown, and the Performance Analytics page, which aggregates data across all your completed exams into charts and AI-generated study recommendations. Together, these tools help you understand not just how you scored, but where to focus your preparation next.Documentation Index
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Results
Finding Your Results
Click Results in the left sidebar to see a list of all exams for which results have been published. If no results have been published yet, the page displays “No completed exams yet.” Select any exam entry to open its detailed result view. If the examiner has not yet published results for a specific exam, the result page for that exam will show: “Results have not been published yet.” Check back after your examiner notifies you of publication. If the result data cannot be fetched due to a connection or server error, the page shows: “Could not load this result.”Score Summary
When results are available, the following metrics are shown at the top of the result page:| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Marks obtained | Your raw score out of the total marks for the exam |
| Percentage | Your score expressed as a percentage |
| Correct | Number of questions answered correctly |
| Incorrect | Number of questions answered incorrectly |
| Rank | Your position relative to other students who sat the same exam |
| Status | Pass or Fail, based on the passing percentage set by the examiner |
Download as PDF
A Download as PDF button is available on every published result. Use it to save or print a formatted exam report for your personal records, institution requirements, or offline review.Exam Integrity Report
Every result includes an Overall exam integrity status section generated by the AI proctoring system. This section contains:- Overall exam integrity status — A high-level verdict (e.g., Clear, Flagged) reflecting the combined weight of all proctoring signals during your session.
- AI Risk Score — The final composite risk rating (Normal, Elevated, or Critical) assigned at submission.
- Suspicious activity timeline — A chronological log of flagged events during the exam, broken down by category:
| Event Type | What it records |
|---|---|
| Gaze away events | Instances where your gaze was detected as leaving the screen |
| Face not detected | Periods when no face was visible in the webcam frame |
| Multiple faces | Instances where more than one face was detected |
| Mobile detections | Times a secondary mobile device was detected in the camera view |
| Tab switches | Each instance of navigating away from the exam tab |
| Fullscreen exits | Times you exited fullscreen mode during the exam |
| Connectivity issues | Periods of poor or lost internet connection |
Performance Analytics
Accessing Analytics
Click Performance Analytics in the left sidebar to open the analytics dashboard. This section aggregates data across all your exams with published results to reveal patterns in your performance over time.Performance Analytics requires at least one published result to populate. Until an examiner publishes your first result, the page displays: “Analytics will appear here once you have published results.”
Charts and Visualisations
The analytics dashboard provides five chart views, each offering a different lens on your performance:| Chart | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Overall Score Trend | Your percentage scores plotted chronologically across all exams, revealing improvement or decline over time |
| Subject-wise Performance | Average scores broken down by subject, making it easy to spot which areas are strongest and which need work |
| Correct vs Incorrect Answers | A summary chart comparing your correct and incorrect answer counts across exams |
| Performance Comparison Across Exams | Side-by-side comparison of scores across different exams, useful for benchmarking yourself against past attempts |
| Time Spent Per Exam | How much of each exam’s allotted time you used, helping you identify pacing habits |
Suggested Focus Areas
Below the charts, the platform displays an AI-generated Suggested focus areas section. Based on your results, the system identifies the subjects where additional practice will have the greatest impact and lists them with the prompt: “Based on your results, prioritizing extra practice in…” Two highlights surface automatically:- Strongest subject — The subject in which you have performed best across all graded exams.
- Needs attention — The subject with the lowest average score, indicating where to concentrate study effort.