IIT Madras · Assignment evaluationInstructors upload a worked solution once. Students photograph their answer sheets. Margin reads the handwriting and the circuit diagrams, checks every final answer against yours, and writes feedback a student can act on.
Your solution is the reference. Numbers are checked in code, never guessed.
Your KCL equation at node 1 is set up correctly, and short-circuit current is a valid route to Rth.
State Vth before dividing: 3.2 V over 1.33 A gives the 2.4 Ω you wrote.
A scan or a PDF of your worked solution. Margin extracts each final answer and the key steps; you check them and publish.
They pick the course code, enter their roll number and upload photos or a PDF. Paper and tablet ink both work.
Every question gets marks, itemised deductions and a note on what was expected. Anything unusual comes to you for review.
Built around how engineering answers are actually marked: credit for the method, care with the numbers, and a person in the loop.
The marker compares against your worked solution and answer keys, not against its own attempt at the problem.
A different valid method earns full credit. Rounding is forgiven. A wrong result stays wrong, whatever the working looks like.
The course code and roll number written on the sheet are checked against what the student entered, their account and your roster.
Pages that look typed or printed in a handwriting font are flagged. Real pen and stylus writing is never identical twice.
Short, specific notes: what was done well, what was expected, what to do next time. No cheerleading, no filler.
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