User Manual - Parikshak
User Manual - Parikshak
1. Home Screen
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3. Enter Exam: To appear in the exam, click the “Exam” tab. All available exams
assigned to you will get listed here.
Click on the exam which you want to appear in. For eg. “SEBI Demo”., this contains
3 problems, and it has only 1 attempt.
4. Read instructions : After clicking on the exam you want to appear at, the system
will show you the instructions message related to the exam.
Read the instructions carefully and click on the “Yes” button if you want to proceed
and take the exam.
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5. Read Problem Statement: After clicking on “Yes”, the exam will get started and the
timing counter will also get started. The system will show the time left for the exam.
During this time (eg: 30 min) candidates can only read the problem statements,
input / output specifications and sample input/output of the selected problem.
After the reading time is over, candidates will get the screen where they can write
the solutions of the problem by following the below steps
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a. Select the problem from the given dropdown list – ‘Select Problem’
c. Select the programming language from the given dropdown list – ‘Select
Language’.
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6. Problem Statement : In the problem statement tab or Image tab, the user will get
the detailed statement of the selected problem.
7. The user can see input/output specification (format in which program should
accept input and the format in which output of the program is expected) and sample
input/output of the problem.
[Input Specification]
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[Output Specification]
[Sample Input/output]
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8. Select the language, write the file name and start coding. To compile the code,
click on “Compile”. The user can test / check their program by giving their own
input and clicking on “Self assessment”.
9. Once you have completed the code and checked with your test cases and want to
submit your code to the grader, then click on “Submit to Grader”. The grader will
test your code check for different test cases (hidden test cases) and will show the
result in the form of “Y” or “X” against each test case; where “Y” means the program
has passed the test case and “X” means the program has failed for the test case.
Please note that the input (grader’s test cases) to the program should be as per
the given input specification and the output of the program should be exactly in the
format given in the output specification.
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If your program has failed the test cases then you can modify your code and submit
it to the grader again. This step can be repeated any number of times within the
time limit of the exam.
Once you have completed the code for all the problems listed in the exam or if you
want to exit the test; you can do so by clicking on the “Close Test'' button. Please
note that once the exam is closed, the test cannot be attempted again if the number
of attempts is exhausted.
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