Re: EXAM Marking

Nnnaaaaahhhhh. Total points. There's been some talk about v4 being 80%
"per section" but that "section" means 80% for OEQ, 80% for
Troubleshooting and 80% for configuration. That hasn't been finalized
though.

But until then, it's 80% total, or 80 total points!

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Nishant Aggarwal wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Is there anybody who can guide me about lab marking without breaking NDA(if
> it is for marking as well) ?
>
> I have heard that we have to get 80% marks in each section.
>
> Consider if there are 3 sections in lab and section *:*
>
> 1st contain 10 task (Total 30 marks)
> 2nd has 5 tasks (Total 15 marks)
> 3rd has 3 tasks (Total 9 marks) (Exam total : 30 + 15 + 9
> = 54, this is just an example)
>
> as each task is of 3 marks. Then in
>
> 1st section, I have to get 24 marks i.e. 8 tasks should be correct
> 2nd section, I have to get 12 marks i.e. 4 tasks should be correct
> *3rd section, all of three tasks should be correct as if 1 task gets wrong,
> we will be remaining with 66% only and the lab result will be failed.*
> **
> Is this kind of marking is done in lab or only getting 43 (80%) out of 54
> for the above tasks given, is sufficient to get the result passed?
>
> Thanks,
> Nishant Aggarwal.
>
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