Understand your estimated score
RubriCheck is an AI rubric grader that compares your assignment with the grading criteria you provide. Use the estimated score range to identify weaker areas and plan revisions before your instructor gives the official grade.
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Provide the scoring rows, available points, and performance descriptions along with your draft. RubriCheck structures the rubric and evaluates the assignment against its criteria. Supplying the complete descriptors gives the review more context than criterion names alone.
An estimated range reflects uncertainty in interpreting the rubric and the work. It is not a measured probability or a promise of your final mark. Read the criterion results before deciding what to change, especially when a rubric uses broad descriptions such as insightful or thorough.
Standard mode provides the regular draft evaluation. Strict mode offers a more demanding review of rubric alignment and is available with credits or Pro. Choose the mode that helps your revision process; neither mode can reproduce every instructor's grading judgment.
Check the original draft when feedback seems to overlook a passage or interpret a requirement differently. Missing rubric rows, unclear image text, and incomplete drafts can affect the review. Use your instructor's explanations to resolve ambiguity, and keep the final submission in your own voice.
A total alone does not tell you whether to work on reasoning, evidence, or presentation.
| Illustrative criterion | Estimated points | Revision to consider |
|---|---|---|
| Evidence (40 points) | 24–29 / 40 | Explain how each source supports the main claim. |
| Analysis (40 points) | 25–30 / 40 | Connect the findings to the argument instead of only describing them. |
| Presentation (20 points) | 16–18 / 20 | Check heading consistency and required formatting. |
Invented scoring example, not a product result or an accuracy claim. The possible combined range here is 65–77 out of 100.
RubriCheck accepts your rubric and assignment draft together, so the evaluation can follow your supplied criteria and weights. You still need to check the feedback and use your instructor's rubric as the final reference.
Accuracy depends on the rubric, input quality, assignment, and the instructor's interpretation. RubriCheck provides an estimate, and does not guarantee agreement with a teacher's grade or a particular improvement.
You can start with 3 free trial evaluations in Standard mode. Credits or Pro unlock detailed criterion feedback and Strict mode. Pro also provides rewrite suggestions.
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