do students have the right to know where to lost marks is tests? (1 Viewer)

[financialwar]

I got my result back for a in class multiple choice test, just the score. I email my lecturer if I can know which questions I got it wrong, as I got lower marks then I expected. The reply is that he doesn't have individual result, maybe because the multiple choice sheets go to some central process.

I feel like I have no way to question the integrity of the assessment or know why I went wrong exactly so that I can do better in the finals.

Do we students have the right to know where exactly we lost our marks or just take whatever mark given without questioning the authority of the institution?

 

[Riproot]

Say you're suspicious that your sheet was given an incorrect mark and I'm sure they'll get it to you to prove they're right.

 

[financialwar]

Say you're suspicious that your sheet was given an incorrect mark and I'm sure they'll get it to you to prove they're right.

That is not my main concern, I want to know where exactly I lost my marks so I can cross reference the question with the textbooks etc.

 

[wantingtoknow]

? is it because you should be asking your tutor that question, not the lecturer?

but they usually do/should let you go through your in class test if you arrange a consultation with them