1. How do I create a test after logging into my recruiter account?
After logging into your Codejudge recruiter account, go to the "Tests" section and click on the "Create New Test" button. Here, you can create a test in two ways:
2. How to create a test for a specific role?
To create a test for a specific role, click on "Choose a template," and then select the job role, experience level, and difficulty level in the filter section. This will provide you with a test template from the CodeJudge library that you can use for your test.
3. Can I create a test with my own questions?
Yes. To create a test with your own set of questions, click on "Build a New Test," add the test name, details, questions, candidates, and then publish the test.
4. How do I change the questions, if I create a test using a template?
If you create a test using a template and want to change the questions, simply go to the "Questions" section, where you have the option to remove or add new questions. Click on the respective buttons to modify the questions in the template.
5. What is the Add Pool option during test creation?
The "Add Pool" option is useful when you want to add multiple questions to the test simultaneously.
6. Is there a limit on the number of questions that can be added to a test?
No, there is no limit on the number of questions that can be added to a test. You can add as many questions as you need.
7. What are the technologies supported for the test?
C++ Java Python Javascript
C# C PHP Ruby
Scala R Go Swift
Kotlin Perl
8. How can I set the duration of the tests?
Yes, it is possible to edit the duration of the test before or after publishing the test. While setting up the test, you can edit the duration through the Configuration Tab. After it's published, you can still edit and extend the test duration.
9. How can I check the results after the candidate has taken the test?
After candidates complete the test, you can view the results of all the candidates in the Tests dashboard. To see the full report, including quality score, functionality score, and more, you can click on the "View" button.
10. Are the test results shared with the candidates ?
Test results are shared with the candidates, but the answers and specific question details remain accessible only to the recruiter. Candidates can only view their own submissions.
11. What browsers are supported for the test?
Recommended browser for best performance: Google Chrome. In case proctoring is enabled for a test, then only Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge can be used.
12. How can I upload an image in the Test Description field of the question?
For diagrammatic type questions, when creating the test, you can add images in the Information section by clicking on the image icon within the Test Description field.
13. Do candidates need to download anything to complete the assessment for project-based questions?
Candidates can work on a regular laptop for the test. There's an optional step for local testing of test cases that may require them to download a utility. However, please note that this may not work if the laptop is behind a firewall. In such cases, candidates have the option to submit their code directly and check the result. They can even re-submit multiple times to rectify any errors in their results.
14. How can I enable proctoring settings to see the candidate's face during assessment?
To monitor the candidate during the test, you can enable proctoring settings in the Configuration section while creating the test. This feature automatically captures images of the candidate throughout the entire test.
15. Can I prevent the candidate from copying and pasting from external resources?
To prevent candidates from copying and pasting answers during the test, you can enable this feature by clicking on "Disable External Copy/Paste" in the Configuration section while creating the test.
16. How can I send the test reports to another recruiter for validation?
If you want to send the candidate test reports to another recruiter for evaluation, you can enter the email of the recruiter in the "Send Report to" field in the Configuration section while creating the test.
17. Can I edit the test email template that is sent to the candidate?
Yes, if you want to change the template or information of the test invitation email, you can click on the "Test Email Template" button in the Candidates section while creating the test. It will display the email template as a pop-up so you can edit it.
18. Can I add multiple candidates at the same time?
Yes, to add multiple candidates to take the test, you can click on the "Download Template" button in the Candidates section. In this template file, you can list all the candidates' names and emails, and then you can upload the file directly while creating the test.
19. Does the test end if the candidate switches tabs?
No, if you enable the "Disable Tab Switch" option in the Configuration section while creating the test, it will track and give warnings if the candidate switches tabs during the test.
20. Are the leaderboard reports visible to the candidates?
Yes, the leaderboard report is visible to the candidates based on their performance after completing the test.
21. How can I check for plagiarism in candidates' assessment answers?
You can check plagiarism by following these steps:
1. What is plagiarism in assessments?
Plagiarism is the act of using someone else's work, ideas, or intellectual property without proper attribution or permission. In the context of assessments, it includes copying code, text, or any other content from external sources without citing them.
2. What is a Project-Based Question?
A project-based question is an assessment task that requires you to complete a real-world project or task rather than answering traditional multiple-choice or short-answer questions. It often involves coding, problem-solving, or practical application of knowledge and skills.
3. What is proctoring?
Proctoring is a way to supervise and monitor candidates during exams to prevent cheating and maintain the fairness and integrity of the assessment. It can involve in-person supervision, live online monitoring, recorded sessions, or automated technology to ensure that candidates follow the rules and don't engage in dishonest behaviour.
4. What Should I Do If I Encounter Technical Issues During an Assessment?
If you encounter technical issues during an assessment, immediately contact support or your instructor, describing the problem in detail. They will provide assistance or make necessary accommodations.
5. What are test cases in coding questions?
In coding, test cases are sets of specific inputs, along with expected outputs or results, that are used to evaluate and verify the correctness and functionality of a piece of code or a program. Test cases help programmers ensure that their code works as intended and that it handles various scenarios and edge cases correctly.
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