Detailed Explanation of the Grading Process for the 2019 Level 2 Constructor Examination
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The 2019 Level 2 Constructor Examination has concluded, and the marking process is currently in progress. While candidates wait for the release of their results, are they interested in knowing how the marking for this exam is carried out? Below is the marking process for the Level 2 Constructor exam as compiled by the editor; those who are interested can take a look. I. Overall process for marking exams for Level 2 construction engineers The Level 2 construction engineer exam is organized and conducted in various provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government by their respective personnel departments (bureaus) and construction departments (commissions), in accordance with the established exam syllabus and relevant regulations. Therefore, as the first step, after the exams are over, the examination papers for the Level 2 Constructor exam will be collected and sent to the Department of Construction in various regions. In the second step, the Construction Department is responsible for delivering all examination papers to the marking site. Step three: Begin the marking process. II. Specific process for second-level constructor exam paper marking 1. Signing a confidentiality agreement and conducting training prior to marking the papers. 2. Marking the papers is divided into two parts: subjective questions and objective questions. The first step in grading these two sections is to scan the answer sheets into electronic format, which is then stored on the grading computer. 3. The computer divides the answers into individual images based on the requirements for marking, groups them by question, and creates a series of files for each candidate, storing these files on the server using serial numbers as identifiers.4. The server randomly distributes the images of each candidate’s answers to the terminal computers of the examiners responsible for marking those specific questions. The examiners then assign scores according to the established criteria and enter those scores into the computer. This is basically how a candidate’s exam paper is marked to generate a score.