Viewing and Assessing Submissions

When a candidate takes a question paper, their responses are recorded as a submission (also called an attempt). This guide explains how to find submissions for a paper, understand their evaluation status, and analyze individual results in detail.

# Step 1 — Open a Paper's Details Page

1. Go to Question Papers → Browse All.
2. Find the paper whose submissions you want to view and click on it.
3. The Paper Details page opens. It shows the paper's structure, question count, total duration, and maximum marks at a glance.

# Step 2 — Open the Submissions List

On the Paper Details toolbar, click Submissions. This opens the Candidate Attempts page for that paper.

Note: Submissions are available ONLY for the published paper.

# The Submissions Page

The Candidate Attempts page shows all attempts made for the selected paper, sorted by most recent first.

# Summary statistics

At the top of the page, four tiles show an at-a-glance overview of all attempts:

Tile	What it shows
Total Attempts	How many times the paper has been attempted
Average Score	The mean score across all submitted attempts
Highest Score	The best score achieved
Lowest Score	The lowest score recorded

# The Submissions Grid

Below the statistics, a grid lists every attempt with the following columns:

Column	Description
Evaluation Status	Whether the attempt has been evaluated (see below)
Candidate Name	The name of the candidate who took the test
Email	The candidate's email address
Practice	"Yes" if the attempt was taken in practice mode; "No" for exam mode
Attempt Status	The lifecycle state of the attempt (see below)
Start Date / Start Time	When the candidate began the test
Submitted Date / Submitted Time	When the test was submitted
Duration	How long the candidate spent on the test
Score	Marks earned by the candidate
Percentage	Score as a percentage of total marks

You can sort any column by clicking the column header.

# Understanding Attempt Statuses

Each submission has two separate status fields:

# Attempt Status

Tracks where the attempt is in its lifecycle:

Status	Meaning
Ongoing	The candidate has started but not yet submitted
Submitted	The candidate has submitted the paper; evaluation has not yet run
Evaluated	The attempt has been fully evaluated and scored
Abandoned	The attempt timed out or was discarded before submission
Archived	The attempt has been archived

# Evaluation Status

Tracks how the scoring/evaluation went:

Status	Meaning
Not Evaluated	The system has not yet processed this submission
Evaluated	Scoring completed automatically without issues
Attention Required	The automatic evaluation encountered something that needs manual review
Manual Review	The submission was reviewed and scored manually

Note: Most multiple-choice papers are evaluated automatically when submitted. "Attention Required" may appear if a question could not be auto-scored (for example, if the question was deleted after the attempt was submitted).

# Viewing an Individual Attempt in Detail

To drill into a specific submission:

1. Click a row in the submissions grid to select it.
2. Click View Details in the toolbar.
3. A detailed analysis dialog opens for that submission.

# The Attempt Analysis Report

The analysis dialog shows a comprehensive breakdown of the candidate's performance in that specific attempt.

# Summary tiles

Tile	What it shows
Marks Obtained	Score vs. maximum marks, displayed as a ratio and progress indicator
Duration	Time the candidate spent vs. total allowed time
Accuracy	Percentage of attempted questions answered correctly
Attempts	Breakdown of all questions into: Correct, Incorrect, Not Attempted, Partially Correct, Not Evaluated

# Tag group-wise analysis

Below the summary tiles, the report shows performance broken down by each Tag Group in your Tag Catalog (for example, by Subject, Chapter, or Difficulty). For each group you see four charts:

Chart	What it shows
Marks obtained	Score per tag (e.g., per subject)
Time spent	How long the candidate spent on questions in each tag
Accuracy %	Accuracy rate per tag
Attempts	Correct / Incorrect / Not Attempted breakdown per tag

This makes it easy to identify which topics the candidate performed well in and where they struggled.

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