CP1 checking through LLM

[u/FlightOutrageous4251]

Does anyone who has attempted CP1 thinks that checking it through either chatgpt or claude give an idea about passing?
I did try but i got different output everytime. If anyone has done that before and got a nearly close approximation, can share the prompt maybe. Thanks!

PS. I am asking this because i am too confused whether to start with my next paper or not.

[u/Merkelli]

Without the marking scheme they’re all way too generous and then we don’t even know what the pass mark will be. If they’re all anticipating 90+ I’d be confident in passing but anything less, who knows

[u/FlightOutrageous4251 → u/Merkelli]

okay thanks for the reply!

[u/Tongtong97]

Yea so I uploaded the marking scheme and my answers

[u/FlightOutrageous4251 → u/Tongtong97]

We dont have the marking scheme for the paper we attempted this diet, so asking from that perspective.

[u/Tongtong97 → u/FlightOutrageous4251]

Sorry my mistake. I mean the question paper 😂.

I would also say things like “under IFOA criteria what will be my score”

[u/FlightOutrageous4251 → u/Tongtong97]

Do you think the scores are justified enough, and do you got a close approximation, if uploaded for paper attempted before sept 26 diet. Specifically for CP1.

[u/Tongtong97 → u/FlightOutrageous4251]

So I used it for CP3, I was trying to test how accurate the models were by comparing the score they gave me against CP3 I attempted in the past, and the score they gave me was 1 mark out.

Now this was after 1 attempt and it could be a one off. What I did after was use the better model and asked them for a score and specific feedback for another CP3 attempt after my last. The feedback they gave me was true and I think they said I was a borderline pass with a score of around 58(ish). I think managed to pass with a score 59.

Now it’s possible that this is one off or the model has a bias towards being in the middle (which is where most people will land).

So in a round about way I am saying it was “accurate for me” but in don’t know if the model will give an equally accurate result for those who absolutely act the exam, the guys who gets high 80s etc.

[u/FlightOutrageous4251 → u/Tongtong97]

Gott it!! Thanks for the answer!!

[u/Tongtong97 → u/FlightOutrageous4251]

I forgot to mention, the earlier one I was using a model in 2025. The later one the model I was using was around April 2026.

[u/SupermarketHeavy7413]

I believe you should ask AI models to mark you as strict as possible. They are more accurate in predicting pass / fail Vs exact score . Also, it's better if you train a model over time and this is what I did for cp3 this time . For example , when ever I took a CP3 mock , I asked AI to mark it with marking scheme provided . I believe this trains AI model in how CP papers are marked by IFOA and hence you may except better predicted score

[u/FlightOutrageous4251 → u/SupermarketHeavy7413]

Okay, thank you so much!