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How AI marks your answer.
The marker reads your response with the exact question and mark scheme, shows what earned credit and explains the clearest way to improve it.
Example answer review
Physics, 3 marks
Explain why a seat belt makes a passenger less likely to be injured when a car stops.
Student answer
The belt stops the passenger moving forward and makes the force smaller.
AI feedback
2 / 3The belt stops forward motion.
The force is reduced.
Add the reason: the belt increases stopping time, which reduces deceleration and force.
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It compares the answer with the ideas, working and explanation required by the mark scheme.
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The marker uses the qualification, subject, question and mark scheme as one connected context.
Links marks to your answer
It identifies the words, ideas or working that earned credit instead of returning a score alone.
Finds the missing step
The feedback shows which point, explanation or part of the working would strengthen the answer.
Turns feedback into revision
You can improve the response, retry the question and carry the weak point into your next practice session.
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