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Evalezy vs pasting answer sheets into ChatGPT
| Evalezy | A general chatbot | |
|---|---|---|
| One marking scheme for every student | Generated once per question, reused for every copy | Depends on each conversation; easy to drift |
| Bulk | Up to 200 copies per upload, checked in the background | One upload at a time, by hand |
| Matching copies to students | Reads name and roll number, matches to your list, never guesses | Manual |
| Output | The student's copy checked in red pen, plus marks per question | Text in a chat window |
| Marks add up | Criteria rescaled to sum exactly to the question's marks; 0.5 steps | Not enforced |
| Unreadable pages | Fails clearly, never guesses, not charged | May guess what was written |
| Release to students | Teacher review, then release by email (and WhatsApp via automations) | Copy-paste |
| Student data | Stays inside your institute's account | Pasted into a personal chat |
Choose a general chatbot when
- You want a quick second opinion on one answer
- You are drafting a model answer or a marking scheme to edit
Choose Evalezy when
- You are checking a class, a batch or an exam
- You want students to receive their own copy checked
- Marks must be consistent, add up and be reviewable
Why one rubric matters
If each copy is checked in a fresh conversation, the standard can move from copy to copy. Evalezy creates the marking scheme once per question and uses it for every student, so the 1st and the 140th copy are judged the same way.
Why the copy matters
Students learn from seeing their own page marked: which line earned the tick, where the cross is, what the correct answer was. Evalezy writes that back onto the copy in a handwriting-style red pen, with the total circled on page one.
| Q | Score | Remark |
|---|---|---|
| Q4 | 0 / 1 | Incorrect |
| Q5 | 0 / 1 | Incorrect |
| Q6 | 0 / 1 | Incorrect |
| Q21 | 1.5 / 2 | Partially correct |
| Q30 | 0.5 / 3 | Partially correct |
A number per question. The student never sees where on the page they went wrong.
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Frequently asked questions
Which AI model does Evalezy use?+
Evalezy runs a pipeline rather than one prompt: handwriting reading, answer location, an equation reader for unclear maths lines, per-question grading against a rubric, checks that marks add up, and annotation. The default models are chosen for handwriting reading and cost; the pipeline matters more than the model.
See your own copies checked.
Book a 20-minute demo. Bring a question paper and a few scanned answer sheets, and watch Evalezy check them in red pen.