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Default evaluation criteria
There are various parameters based on which the evaluation of the candidate can be done. Each parameter is scored on a scale of 5.
The parameters are as follows:
1. Communication skills (ability to understand the question and explain solution)
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- Poor
- Could not explain the solution properly
- Good
- Explained the solution properly
- Excellent
2. Ability to debug the code
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- Could not debug code
- Could only debug a few errors
- Could debug only the standard errors
- Could debug most of the errors
- Wrote a perfect code
3. Quality of code
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- Poor
- Unformatted code
- Basic concepts are covered
- Reusable and readable
- Perfect code
4. Solution and Execution
- Unoptimized code and could not solve the question properly
- Partly-optimized code and partially solved the question
- Basically-optimized code and solved the question covering the basic concepts
- Well-optimized code and solved the whole question
- Perfectly-optimized code and the solution prints the required output
The scores can be added in real-time but they are available later on as well where the automated summary is presented.