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After completing a test, you can view your results and performance feedback. The availability and detail of results depend on how your instructor configured the test.

When Results Are Available

Results availability depends on several factors:

Immediate Results

  • Auto-graded questions (multiple choice, true/false, etc.) are graded instantly
  • You may see results immediately after submission if:
    • The instructor enabled immediate results
    • All questions are auto-graded

Delayed Results

  • Manual grading required - If the test includes essay questions, short answers, or media responses, your instructor needs to review and grade them manually
  • Results locked by instructor - The instructor may choose to release results at a later date
  • Partial results - You may see scores for auto-graded questions while waiting for manual grading
If results are not yet available, you’ll see a message explaining that the instructor will release them when ready.

Accessing Your Results

After completing a test:
1

Complete All Sections

Finish and submit all sections of the test.
2

View Completion Screen

You’ll see a completion screen with:
  • Completion confirmation
  • Time taken
  • Section breakdown (for multi-section tests)
  • Submission timestamp
3

Wait for Results

If results are available, you’ll be able to access them from the test page or your account dashboard.

Understanding Your Results

When results are released, you’ll see:

Overall Score

  • Total score: Points earned out of maximum possible points (e.g., “45/50”)
  • Percentage: Your score as a percentage (e.g., “90%”)
  • Letter grade: A letter grade based on your percentage (A, B, C, D, F)
Grading scales:
  • A: 90% and above
  • B: 80-89%
  • C: 70-79%
  • D: 60-69%
  • F: Below 60%

Section Breakdown

For tests with multiple sections, you’ll see:
  • Individual scores for each section
  • Section percentages
  • Time spent on each section
  • Section-specific letter grades

Question-by-Question Review

Depending on instructor settings, you may be able to review:
  • Each question and your submitted answer
  • The correct answer (for auto-graded questions)
  • Points earned for each question
  • Feedback or comments from the instructor

Result Status Indicators

Auto-Graded Questions

  • Correct: You’ll see a check mark or green indicator
  • Incorrect: You’ll see an X or red indicator
  • Partially correct: For questions with multiple parts

Manually Graded Questions

  • Pending review: Question awaiting instructor review
  • Graded: Score and optional feedback from instructor
  • Needs review: Instructor marked for additional review

Results Locked Message

If you see “Results are not yet available”:
  • The instructor has not released results yet
  • Manual grading may still be in progress
  • Check back later or contact your instructor for an update
You’ll receive a notification (if enabled) when results are released.

Understanding Point Values

Different questions may have different point values:
  • Standard questions: Usually worth 1 point each
  • Weighted questions: May be worth more points based on difficulty or importance
  • Partial credit: Some questions allow partial credit for partially correct answers

Example Score Breakdown

Question 1 (Multiple Choice): 1/1 point
Question 2 (Essay): 4/5 points
Question 3 (Fill in the Blank): 2/2 points
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Total: 7/8 points (87.5%)

Time Metrics

Your results may include time information:
  • Total time taken: From starting the first section to submitting the last section
  • Section times: Time spent on each individual section
  • Average time per question: If provided by the instructor

Time Format

  • Hours, minutes, and seconds (e.g., “1h 23m 45s”)
  • Minutes and seconds for shorter durations (e.g., “12m 30s”)
  • Seconds only for very short durations (e.g., ”45s”)

Comparing Your Performance

Depending on instructor settings, you may see:
  • Class average: How your score compares to the class average
  • Percentile rank: Your position relative to other test-takers
  • Score distribution: A chart showing how scores are distributed
These features are optional and may not be available for all tests.

Reviewing Incorrect Answers

If the instructor allows answer review:
  1. Navigate to each question to see your submitted answer
  2. View the correct answer (for objective questions)
  3. Read instructor feedback or explanations
  4. Understand why an answer was incorrect
Use this opportunity to learn from mistakes and improve your understanding of the material.

Contacting Your Instructor

If you have questions about your results:
  • Score discrepancies: Contact your instructor if you believe there’s a grading error
  • Feedback requests: Ask for additional feedback on specific questions
  • Grade appeals: Follow your institution’s grade appeal process if applicable

Test History

You can access your test history to review:
  • All completed tests for an organization
  • Past scores and performance trends
  • Individual test details and results
Test history is typically available from your account dashboard or profile page.

Privacy and Security

  • Your results are private and only visible to you and authorized instructors
  • Results cannot be accessed by other students
  • Your personal information is protected

Retaking Tests

If the instructor allows multiple attempts:
  • You may be able to retake the test
  • Previous attempt scores may or may not count
  • Check with your instructor about retake policies
Not all tests allow multiple attempts. If retakes are not enabled, you’ll only have one opportunity to complete the test.

Downloading Results

Some instructors may provide options to:
  • Download a PDF of your results
  • Export your score report
  • Print your certificate of completion (if applicable)
Download options depend on instructor settings and test configuration.

Troubleshooting

Results Not Showing

  • Refresh the page: Sometimes results take a moment to load
  • Check back later: Manual grading may still be in progress
  • Clear browser cache: Try clearing your cache and reloading
  • Contact support: Reach out if results don’t appear after a reasonable time

Score Discrepancies

  • Review auto-grading: Ensure your answers matched the expected format
  • Check manual grades: Verify that all questions have been graded
  • Contact instructor: Discuss any concerns with your instructor

Next Steps

Use your results to:
  • Identify areas for improvement
  • Understand your strengths and weaknesses
  • Prepare for future assessments
  • Track your progress over time

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