I have a question about test regrading
I want to get my bio test regraded because i got zero on a 3 mark question when i got the question right
My question is how would the person regrading the test know that you didn't fool around with the test
like someone could have wrote down the answer after and get it regraded.
I doubt someone will actually do that but I dont want to get accused of doing such act

Also how troublesome is the test regrading process, any comment would be helpful

Originally Posted by cjdzl

I have a question about test regrading
I want to get my bio test regraded because i got zero on a 3 mark question when i got the question right
My question is how would the person regrading the test know that you didn't fool around with the test
like someone could have wrote down the answer after and get it regraded.
I doubt someone will actually do that but I dont want to get accused of doing such act

Also how troublesome is the test regrading process, any comment would be helpful

If you write in pencil they won't regrade for this reason. If you wrote the question in pen and the mark of zero is present, then you should be fine for regrading. At least that is my understanding of things.

Originally Posted by cjdzl

I have a question about test regrading
I want to get my bio test regraded because i got zero on a 3 mark question when i got the question right
My question is how would the person regrading the test know that you didn't fool around with the test
like someone could have wrote down the answer after and get it regraded.
I doubt someone will actually do that but I dont want to get accused of doing such act

Also how troublesome is the test regrading process, any comment would be helpful

If you wrote in pencil it will be REALLY hard to get it regraded. You could have easily erased it, and put the right answer. :(

As for regrading process, first visit the TA during his/her office hours and discuss the problem. If it cannot be resolved visit the prof during his/her office hours and discuss the issue. Otherwise you will have to accept the 0 if the prof says no.

lol i remember this coming up last yer and kajiura going on about how they have a way to determine whether your wrote everything at once, or added something after, can someone please confirm that this is complete bs thx