Precautions for printing
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There are several precautions that should be followed when printing OMR sheets: 1) The size and format of the OMR sheet design must match what was intended and not be altered. 2) The index points and bubbles, which are used to scan the sheets, must be printed clearly and in the correct positions. 3) Factors like font size within bubbles and distance from edges should be considered to avoid errors in scanning.
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Addmen is a leader in providing OMR Software Solutions which include OMR Software, OMR Sheet & OMR Scanners and OMR sheet reading outsourcing services in India for MCQ OMR Answer Sheet checking and OMR Form reading.
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Precautions for printing
- 1. Precautionsfor printing PrintingOMR sheets isasimple process.Youdonot have to spendtoomuch moneyonspecial thick sheetsorhire a printingcompanyto getthe sheetsprinted.The OMRsheetscanbe printedon normal white sheetsonaregularprinteror an inkjetprinteroranoffsetprinter ora digital printer. However,whatevermethodyouchoose,thereare some precautionsforprinting thatyoushould know.Letus take a lookat them. The size of the OMR sheetshouldmatchthe size of the design.Inotherwords,the proper dimensionsof the designhave tobe takencare of. Otherwise,there wouldbe problems while scanningandreadingthe sheet. The OMR sheetisa technical documentthatismade withprecise dimensions.Youshould not make anychangesto the sheetdesignformat. The index pointsof the OMR sheetsare extremelycrucial.Donotdelete themormove their positions.Also,make sure thatthese index pointsare darkblackincolor. The thicknessof the OMR bubblesshouldnotbe increased.The OMRsoftware isdesigned to readdark areas and mayconsiderthe bubble edgesasthe answer.Sokeepthe bubble edgesthin. The OMR sheetshould be printedbytakingthe designsource file.Youcanalsouse CorelDrawsoftware todothe same.However,refrainfromusingPDFfile. It ispossible toaddthingslike the logo,name of the organizationandsuchotherdetailson the OMR sheetwiththe helpof Inkscape andCorelDraw. It isextremelycrucial thatyoudonot change the positionof the index pointsaswell asthat of the OMR bubblesbefore printing. It isimportantto leave enoughspace aroundthe index points.Hence,itisbesttoprinton the centerof the sheet. The textinside the bubblesshouldbe keptsmall.Refrainfromusingboldorbigfontsinside the circle. If you have to include atearingor cuttingmargininthe OMR sheet,ensure thatitisat a gooddistance fromthe index points. You can printcoloredOMR sheetsif the preferredpatternof markingisthinstrokesortick marks. Ensure that the OMR sheetsare notmisalignedormisprinted.Itisbestnotto use suchtype of sheets. These precautionsforprinting shouldbe followedtoensure thatyougetperfectlyprinted OMR sheets. PostedBy, AddmenGroup Website:http://omrsheetchecker.com/