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It is important to understand how scoring is calculated when judges submit their scores based on the different round types.

The score calculation methods are described below:

Rating : Each entry receives a score between 0 to 1 to 10 (0 if no rating provided for entry) for each judge depending on the scale that has been selected.

Assessment Rating : Each entry can have multiple assessment criteria which is from 0 to 1 to 10 depending on the scale that has been selected. Each criteria score is then multiplied by the weighting to derive a criteria score. All criteria scores are then summed with the other criteria scores for that entry.

Ranking: Each entry is provided a score based on it’s inverse position in the total list of assigned entries. For example if the judge has been assigned 10 entries to rank the entry with the highest ranking ie 1st is provided with a score of 10, 2nd is assigned a score of 9 and so on.

- Rating : Each entry receives a score between 0 to 1 to 10 (0 if no rating provided for entry) for each judge depending on the scale that has been selected.
- Assessment Rating : Each entry can have multiple assessment criteria which is from 0 to 1 to 10 depending on the scale that has been selected. Each criteria score is then multiplied by the weighting to derive a criteria score. All criteria scores are then summed with the other criteria scores for that entry.
- Ranking: Each entry is provided a score based on it’s inverse position in the total list of assigned entries. For example if the judge has been assigned 10 entries to rank the entry with the highest ranking ie 1st is provided with a score of 10, 2nd is assigned a score of 9 and so on.

At the end of each round all the judges scores are either summed or averaged for each entry and that is the total score for the entry at the end of the round.