Tuesday, 30 June 2015

Folding OMR Sheet

                
                                                   

                                                            Folding of OMR sheet

The OMR reader can read dark marks. The OMR sheet contains bubbles from which the students need to obscure the right ones. When this is done, the sheets are scanned to record the answers and to evaluate them. This is thought to be the ideal system for examinations where there are lots of candidates. Unlike manual corrections, with the OMR scanner and reader, checking the paper can be done quickly. However, in order to get accurate results, some things have to be followed strictly. One of them is to avoid folding the OMR sheet.

Folding of OMR sheet

The examiners for simplicity of carrying may roll the sheets. Then again, students filling admission forms in the OMR format may overlay the structure for the same reason. Nonetheless, both these practices aren't right. Rolling or folding of OMR sheets may make wrinkles or marks on them, which may get to be problematic while scanning the papers. The OMR software may get confused and will be unable to read the real answers. Henceforth, it is best to avoid folding the OMR sheets. 
Continuously put them in files or pockets while putting away or carrying them.

Tearing of OMR sheet


At times, the candidate is permitted to carry the counterfoil of the OMR sheet with him or her. Additionally, now and again, there is a sheet joined to the main paper which indicates acknowledgment and can be taken by the candidate. In both cases, it is amazingly essential that you tear the paper carefully. For the most part, a reasonable cutting line is given in such circumstances. 

Thus, verify that you tear the paper precisely on these lines. By doing this you guarantee that no harm is done to the OMR sheet, hence keeping any sort of problem during scanning.


Do follow these rules for tearing and folding of OMR sheet. Although slight folds and tears may not be a problem for advanced OMR software, it is better not to take a risk.



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