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I just took my AUD exam and may need to wait about a month before I see the score results. I am understanding that two professionals review and grade each exam, but wouldn’t it be faster if a computer graded the tests. With the exception of written communications, a computer could easily grade MCQ’s and SIMS. A candidate could have their score within moments of completing their tests.
What’s the reason for humans grading the tests? I am understanding that there is no curving on the tests; so if 90% of candidates got MCQ #20 wrong, it would not be omitted from the test. Maybe, the reasoning is that computers can make errors, but still even having an instant preliminary score would be nice.
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