How are tests graded in this program?

In this program, tests are graded according to a simple percentage, which means that your score reflects the number of correct answers you provided out of the total number of questions. This grading method is straightforward and allows participants to easily understand how well they performed relative to the material covered.

Grading by a simple percentage provides clear benchmarks for understanding mastery of the concepts taught, allowing students to see their strengths and identify areas that may need more focus. This method also means that every participant is assessed on the same basis, ensuring fairness and transparency in the evaluation process.

Other grading methods, such as a curve or grade point average, can introduce variability based on the performance of the group or additional calculations, which might complicate how achievements are viewed. Peer review, while valuable in many contexts, relies on subjective assessments from fellow students rather than an objective measure of knowledge, making it less suited for formal testing structures.