MBA: HOW THE EXAMINER MARKS YOUR ANSWER SCRIPT? Managerial Economics for MBA

MBA: HOW THE EXAMINER MARKS

YOUR ANSWER SCRIPT?
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS FOR MBA
DR MUZAHET MASRURI

Often, when the examination result was announced, you were disappointed that your achievement did not meet your expectation. You were puzzled as you thought you have done the best to answer the questions in the exam hall. Nobody will tell you the reason and the query will leave you with no answer.

This article tells you ‘How the Examiner Marks Your Answer Script’. Sample from the student answer sheets in the exam is used to show how the examiner gives the marks for the points raised, based on the Answer Schemes which normally set by the university.

The sample answer sheets are as follows:

SAMPLE A   : DEMAND ESTIMATION

SAMPLE B1 : ELASTICITY

SAMPLE B2 : FORECASTING

SAMPLE B3 : PRODUCTION FUNCTION

SAMPLE B4 : COST ANALYSIS

SAMPLE C : MISTAKES BY STUDENT

About the Author: DATUK DR. MUZAHET MASRURI

He is a former lecturer of Managerial Economics for MBA at Putra Business School, Malaysia. Prior to that, he serves 33 years of working experience in various senior positions with the Government of Malaysia before joined the corporate sector.

His vast working experience in the public and the private sectors enables him to contribute better understanding on theory and practice and its application in business and management environments. Holds a Doctorate in Economics and Masters in Development Economics, both from the University of East Anglia, United Kingdom.

Note:
The above ‘How the Examiner Marks Your Answer Script’ is designed to relate with another two parts of the MBA Coursework.

1. Lecture Notes. Students who need further explanation on specific topics in the questions and answer schemes may refer to the lecture notes

2. 'Exam Questions & Answer Schemes'. Provide the guideline of how to answer the final Exam Questions according to the Answer Schemes set by the university