> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.gradingpal.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# See your score and feedback

> Read your grade, and understand the comments your teacher gave you.

export const updated_0 = "19 September 2026"

export const page_0 = "/students/see-your-feedback"

export const teacherHref_0 = "/teachers/share/what-students-see"

export const teacherTitle_0 = "What students see"

<Info>
  **This page is for students.** Teachers, see <a href={teacherHref_0}>{teacherTitle_0}</a>.
</Info>

**Nothing is visible until your teacher shares it.** If you turned in work and there's no grade yet, that's normal. Your teacher reads every grade before you see it.

## What the page says

* **Being graded**, with "Your work is being graded. Your teacher hasn't shared feedback for this yet. You'll get an email as soon as it's ready." Wait.
* **Returned**. Your grade and feedback are ready. You also get an email titled **Your feedback for** the assignment **is ready**, with a **See your feedback** button.

## How to read it

* **The score** at the top: your points, the total, and the percentage. For a quiz, how many questions were marked.
* **The rubric.** Each row is one thing you were graded on. **Score:** shows the level you reached, like Proficient, and the coloured bar shows where that sits among the levels.
* **The feedback.** Depending on how your teacher set it up, it might be one piece of overall feedback, sections with headings, or comments attached to lines of your work. Click a comment and the line lights up.
* **Strengths and Improvements** on a quiz: what you did well and what to work on, per question.
* **Grammar**: spelling, grammar and punctuation your teacher chose to point out. These never changed your score.

## If there are no points

Your teacher may have hidden the points. You still see the level you reached on each row and all the feedback.

## Still stuck?

Ask your teacher. They can see your class, your work and your grade, and they can fix most things in a minute.

## Related

* [Fix a problem](/students/fix-a-problem)
* [Turn in your work](/students/turn-in-work)

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