Topic: How To Fill An OMR Sheet?
Submitted To: Hemani Kashikar
(ASCO)
Submitted By: Shubham Chaurasia
Vaibhav Bhatt
BJ&MC-4A
What is an OMR Sheet?
A related field to OMR and OCR is the
recognition of barcodes such as the UPC bar code
found on product packaging. One of the most
familiar applications of optical mark recognition is
the use of #2 pencil (HB in Europe) bubble optical
answer sheets in multiple choice question
examinations. Full form of OMR Sheet is Optical
Mark Recognition.
There are four parts in an OMR Sheet
• First and third part has to be filled with black/blue
ball point pen.
• For filling fourth part use only hb pencil.
• Use this form with care. Donot fold or smudge.
• Second part of the OMR Sheet has to be filled by
the evaluator.
• Read the instructions carefully before filling OMR
Sheet.
Instructions To The Candidate For
Filling OMR Sheet
Before Filling OMR Sheet,
Candidate should
remember one thing that
OMR sheets are evaluated
by
computer software. This
software is very sensitive
and only read properly filled
black colour bubbles. Do
not temper
or scratch the OMR sheet.
Only mention the required
information in the OMR
sheet.
Specific spaces or boxes are provided
in the OMR sheets to fill the required information like Name,
Enrolment Number and Subject Code, Subject Name and
Signature. Writing part is to be filled with pen and marking part is
to be done with hb pencil and do not write anything else on the
OMR sheets or do not make any
specific symbol or sign otherwise whole OMR test will be rejected.
Do not make any
specific symbol or sign otherwise
whole OMR test will be rejected.
In the OMR Sheet
write name in the Name column as written
in the following example-
Candidate have 11 digit Enrollment number in
Amity University .So candidates should fill the
enrollment number in OMR Sheet carefully.
Enrollment Number is mentioned in the Admit Card.
Do not fill more
than one option
for any of the
question because
there is only one
correct answer for
all the questions.
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  • 1.
    Topic: How ToFill An OMR Sheet? Submitted To: Hemani Kashikar (ASCO) Submitted By: Shubham Chaurasia Vaibhav Bhatt BJ&MC-4A
  • 2.
    What is anOMR Sheet? A related field to OMR and OCR is the recognition of barcodes such as the UPC bar code found on product packaging. One of the most familiar applications of optical mark recognition is the use of #2 pencil (HB in Europe) bubble optical answer sheets in multiple choice question examinations. Full form of OMR Sheet is Optical Mark Recognition.
  • 3.
    There are fourparts in an OMR Sheet • First and third part has to be filled with black/blue ball point pen. • For filling fourth part use only hb pencil. • Use this form with care. Donot fold or smudge. • Second part of the OMR Sheet has to be filled by the evaluator. • Read the instructions carefully before filling OMR Sheet.
  • 4.
    Instructions To TheCandidate For Filling OMR Sheet Before Filling OMR Sheet, Candidate should remember one thing that OMR sheets are evaluated by computer software. This software is very sensitive and only read properly filled black colour bubbles. Do not temper or scratch the OMR sheet. Only mention the required information in the OMR sheet.
  • 5.
    Specific spaces orboxes are provided in the OMR sheets to fill the required information like Name, Enrolment Number and Subject Code, Subject Name and Signature. Writing part is to be filled with pen and marking part is to be done with hb pencil and do not write anything else on the OMR sheets or do not make any specific symbol or sign otherwise whole OMR test will be rejected.
  • 6.
    Do not makeany specific symbol or sign otherwise whole OMR test will be rejected.
  • 7.
    In the OMRSheet write name in the Name column as written in the following example-
  • 8.
    Candidate have 11digit Enrollment number in Amity University .So candidates should fill the enrollment number in OMR Sheet carefully. Enrollment Number is mentioned in the Admit Card.
  • 9.
    Do not fillmore than one option for any of the question because there is only one correct answer for all the questions.