Article verified for Release 15.1 on September 6, 2025.
In this article, we explain how to access and review reports related to tests.
Access Test Reports
To access test reports, follow the steps:
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Go to Reporting > Predefined reports.
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Select Test reports.
A list of available test reports will be displayed. Each report provides specific insights, explained below.
Types of Test Reports
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Test participants – Lists test participants along with their assigned roles.
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Tests basic info – Provides an overview of all tests, including descriptions and creation details.
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Item reliability – Displays statistical measures for each attempted test, including item reliability at the question level.
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Tests statuses and availability – Shows all tests in the system with key details.
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Test pass rate – Calculates the ratio of attempted tests to successfully passed tests.
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Average test duration – Summarizes the average duration of each attempted test with a set time limit.
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Test results – Summarizes outcomes for individual users who attempted tests.
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Accommodations by status – Lists accommodations provided to users during testing sessions.
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Question success ratio – Shows success ratios for individual questions within each test.
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Test question candidate feedback statistics – Aggregates candidate feedback on questions at the test level.
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Test results without proctor comment – Displays user outcomes from tests without proctor comments.
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Tests per creation status – Counts tests by their creation status.
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Outdated test versions – Lists outdated test versions.
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Tests per attempt status – Breaks down test attempts by status and shows the total number of attempts, including the average score (in percentages).
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Score by question pools – Displays scores for tests/sections categorized by question pools.
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Question results by pool – Provides a detailed view of all question results within pools.
Scheduling report
Each report, once opened, can be scheduled by selecting the Schedule Report button. For more details, see the following article.
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