Are candidates informed of their scores immediately after the assessment?

Candidates usually receive feedback within a few days after completing the assessment. This timeframe provides a balance between ensuring that results are accurately calculated and allowing candidates to understand their performance in a reasonable period. It acknowledges the need for timely communication without compromising the integrity of the evaluation process.

Immediate feedback might lead to inaccuracies, while feedback weeks later can leave candidates in a state of uncertainty about their performance. Thus, the option highlighting a few days strikes a practical compromise that aligns with the expectations of candidates who are eager to learn about their standing.