Are professional case questions scored only based on the answers without considering the solution process?
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Are professional case questions graded only on the answer without considering the solution process? If there are some questions I can’t answer, I just write down an answer without showing the reasoning. If I happen to get it right by guess, will I still get points?
There are also questions in which only the procedure is outlined; assuming that the procedure is correct and considering issues such as units, the final answer is still incorrect – can points still be given in such cases?
In both of the situations mentioned by the poster, no points will be given
If you don’t give it, then you don’t have to worry about getting points – there’s not the slightest chance of that
First, machine grading is carried out; only if the total score from the computer-based grading is 60 or more in the morning and afternoon, and 120 or more on the first day, will manual grading be performed. If some questions are answered without showing the solution process, points will definitely be deducted
First of all, it is necessary to ensure that the correct answer is chosen; only those whose score on the answer sheet reaches 60 points are eligible for marking. During the marking process, points will be deducted if there is no explanation for the answer, even if the answer itself is correct
No points will be given if only the answer is provided without the solution process