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About the Applicant Result Detail Page

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Written by Track Test CS_Seiya Tajima
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Table of Contents

■ Viewing the Applicant Result Detail Page

On each applicant’s result page you can review both a high-level summary and all granular data.

  1. In Exams, click the target Exam Name

  2. In the left pane, choose the desired applicant status to open the list

  3. Click the Applicant Name to open the detail page


■ Summary of Results

The upper area shows:

• Statistics calculated from all applicants who took the same exam

• A personal summary for the selected applicant

Item

Description

1-1 Scoring Summary

Avg / Max / Standard Deviation, the applicant’s total score, evaluation, and rank

1-2 Score Distribution

Histogram of all applicants with the applicant’s position highlighted

1-3 Overall Score & Deviation Value

Applicant’s total points and deviation value relative to all applicants

1-4 Ranking

Applicant’s rank among everyone who took the exam


■ Score & Detail by Challenge

For every challenge you can review the score, number of correct answers, and elapsed time.

Click a Challenge Title for deeper information.

※ Challenge-type specifics

  • Quiz

– Elapsed time per challenge

– Answer given for each question

– Correct / incorrect per question

  • Algorithm / Development

– Programming language used

– Execution-log graph (test runs and score changes)

– Output of each test run

– Applicant comments

– Whether CLI mode was used

  • AI

– Elapsed time

– Execution-log graph

– Submitted files

– Applicant comments


■ Submitted Source Code & Logs

For Algorithm and Development challenges, click Viewer at the far right of the challenge title to open a separate window showing the submitted code.

In the Viewer you can:

• Play back the complete edit history

• Edit and run the code for verification (changes cannot be saved)

For details, see:

– View Source Code Edit History

– Edit Submitted Code for Verification

If you wish to compare with model answers or nationwide statistics for official challenges, see:

– How to View Model Answers for Coding Questions

– How to Check Question Statistics


All data can be:

• Downloaded in bulk with CSV Download

• Shared via a public URL that hides personally identifiable information (Guest Sharing)

This allows stakeholders without a Track Test account to review the results securely.

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