Scoring and
Reports
What
are the reports
generated?
SWcaliber
offers six different reports that provide in-depth analyses of a
candidate's performance. Click on each report to view a sample.
Current Test Summary
Report
This is an overall summary
report and provides a detailed tabular summary of the candidate's
performance in every section. It has three parts. The first
details a candidate's performance in every section,the second
section provides details regarding the candidate's performance in
questions of different difficulty levels, and third one is percentile report.
Averages Comparison
Report
This is the average rating
report which compares a candidate's performance in each difficulty level of
the module selected, with the rest of the test takers. For each difficulty
level, an average percentage of all the test takers, excluding
the current test taker, is calculated and is shown in bars.
Analysis by Skill
The test is designed
keeping various software skills in mind. This report displays the performance of the test
taker in the various skills associated with the module concerned
It lists the number of questions asked on a particular skill, the
number of questions answered correctly, and the percentage scored
in that particular skill.
Skill Comparison Report
This report displays a
comparative analysis of the skill-based performance of all the
test takers. In every skill of the concerned module, the
candidate's performance is compared with the average performance
of the rest of the test takers in that module.
Analysis by
Topic
Every skill in a module is
further subdivided into topics. This report displays the
topic-wise performance of the test taker for detailed insight into
the candidate's proficiency with all aspects of the module
concerned.
Who gets these reports?
These test reports
can be accessed online as soon as the candidate finishes taking
the test. Candidates CANNOT access their reports. However, a candidate can get to know his/her score,
by contacting the recruiting company concerned.
How is a test scored?
Candidates are awarded 1 point for each correct
answer.
There is no negative marking.
The test is
intended to be an objective analysis of a candidate's strengths.
The scores provided do not intend to usurp the employer's
prerogative by deducting marks for wrong answers. We provide
scores that spell out clearly how good the candidate is.