5. Arrangement of test items

6. Preparation of evaluation scheme

7. Preparation of question wise analysis

1. Planning

2. Preparation of the test design

3. Preparation of the blueprint

4. Preparation of the test items

Steps involved in the construction of an Achievement Test

• Time

• Marks

• Type of questions

• Nature of marks

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Planning of a Test

Design of the Test

Weightage to Mental Process

1. Retrieves, recollects and retells information

2. Readily makes connection to new information based on past experiences

3. Detects similarities and differences

4. Classifies, categories, organises information appropriately

Weightage to Mental Process (contd...)

5. Translates, tranfers knowledge or understands and applies them in new situations.

6. Establish a cause effect relationship.

7. Makes connections, relates prior knowledge to new information, applies reasoning and draw inferences.

8. Communicates knowledge and understanding through different media

Weightage to Mental Process (contd...)

9. Imagines, fantasizes, designs, and predicts based on recieved information

10. Judges evaluates or appraises the merits or demerits of an idea and develop your own solution to the problem.

​Weightage to Content or Topic

Weightage to Form of Questions

Weightage to Difficulty Level

Blue Print

Blue Print is a three-dimensional chart giving the placement of the objectives, content and form of the questions.

Blue Print

​Footnote should be added at the end of the blueprint

​Achievement Test Question Paper

1. Title of the test

   (Name of the school, class,subject)
   2. Duration of the test
   3. Maximum Marks
   4. Instructions to be followed.

Scoring Key and Marking Scheme

​Question Wise Analysis