Two Part Omr Sheets
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Two-part OMR sheets The two-part OMR sheets , as the name suggests, are OMR examination or answer sheets that have two parts. One part contains blocks that ask for the candidate or student's information like name, roll number, course name, subject name, mobile number, etc. The second sheet is where the answer bubbles or boxes are printed. Once the student submits the paper to the examiner, the two sheets are detached and the answer part goes for checking. The two sheets are identified with the help of a barcode that they share. Purpose of two-part OMR sheets The main purpose of the use of two-part OMR sheets is that they provide confidentiality. With this type of sheet, there is no chance of manipulation by the examiner or the evaluation team. As the page that contains the information of the candidate is detached from the answer sheet, there is no way anyone can identify the person to whom the paper belongs. This type of sheets is best for critical competitive examinations like GRE, GATE, IT JEE, etc. or for government recruitment examinations. This system is best for large scale examinations which happen at multiple centres at the same time. How it works? The two sheets are linked by a barcode that is printed on both of them. A barcode is the most secured way of hiding a person's information as we cannot read the barcode just by looking it. We need to have a barcode reader for the purpose. The two sheets may have the same barcode or two different ones. Two different barcodes aim to provide additional security. The corresponding barcodes are maintained in an excel sheet when the barcodes are generated. Once the answer sheet has been checked, the two sheets are linked with the help of this excel sheet.
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The main purpose of the use of two-part OMR sheets is that they provide confidentiality. With this type of sheet, there is no chance of manipulation by the examiner or the evaluation team. As the page that contains the information of the candidate is detached from the answer sheet, there is no way anyone can identify the person to whom the paper belongs.
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Two-part OMR sheets
The two-part OMR sheets, as the name suggests, are OMR examination or answer sheets that have two parts. One part contains blocks that ask for the candidate or student's information like name, roll number, course name, subject name, mobile number, etc. The second sheet is where the answer bubbles or boxes are printed. Once the student submits the paper to the examiner, the two sheets are detached and the answer part goes for checking. The two sheets are identified with the help of a barcode that they share.
Purpose of two-part OMR sheetsThe main purpose of the use of two-part OMR sheets is that they provide confidentiality. With this type of sheet, there is no chance of manipulation by the examiner or the evaluation team. As the page that contains the information of the candidate is detached from the answer sheet, there is no way anyone can identify the person to whom the paper belongs.
This type of sheets is best for critical competitive examinations like GRE, GATE, IT JEE, etc. or for government recruitment examinations. This system is best for large scale examinations which happen at multiple centres at the same time.
How it works?
The two sheets are linked by a barcode that is printed on both of them. A barcode is the most secured way of hiding a person's information as we cannot read the barcode just by looking it. We need to have a barcode reader for the purpose. The two sheets may have the same barcode or two different ones. Two different barcodes aim to provide additional security. The corresponding barcodes are maintained in an excel sheet when the barcodes are generated. Once the answer sheet has been checked, the two sheets are linked with the help of this excel sheet.
The two-fold OMR sheets are useful if you think that examiners or evaluators may favour a particular candidate for monetary or some other reasons.
The two-part OMR sheets are useful in competitive examinations to eliminate the possibility of examiners or evaluators favouring a particular candidate for monetary or some other reasons.
