: Introduction to Programming in C : Online Programming Test (Marking Scheme)

[Ishwar Nirale]

 

Dear sir,

As in the unproctored exam out of 3 questions i was able to solve only one question completely and secured 100 marks for the same in both slots(morning and evening both).

What will be the contribution of this score in final marks calculation?

and please clear my doubt whether I passed or not in the unproctored exam?

On Sat, Dec 12, 2020, 4:19 PM <online...@nptel.iitm.ac.in> wrote:

Dear Participants,

Considering the difficulty of the programming test, we have changed the marking scheme. You can calculate your score as follows:

• Your score in a slot will be the sum of the best 2 scores out of the 3 questions. So, for example, if your scores are (100,50,100), then your score for the slot is 200.

• If you have scores in both slot 1 and slot 2, then the maximum mark will be taken. For example, if your score in Slot 1 is 100 and Slot 2 is 200 (as per the new scheme), then your score is 200.

Your final score is the above score divided by 8. This makes the total marks as 25. If you get 9.5 or above after the division by 8, then you have passed the programming test.

Thanks,

Nptel Team

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[Ritu Saini]

you have passed the unprotocted exam 

 because u solved just one question(each is of 100 marks) so your score out of 2 slots(i.e best of 2 slots) is 100(as u hv got 100 in both slots)..so now diving your score (100) by 8 it is equal to 12.5 ...passing marks is 9.5

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[Niraj Kumar]

thank you