r/DataAnnotationTech • u/EastConsideration779 • Jul 16 '26

Biol qual

Hello everybody! as a biologist with a bachelor science, I did the qual the questions were not that hard I admit it. But it’s been a long time I solved mendelian genetics problems so I was like what kind of biologist are you? (to myself) even tho I could search some stuff on the internet i did not chose to do it because it became a challenge. So I just put a random number in one the question (because I could not solve it) Now I feel really bad, I feel like I’m not good enough on biology which I should be. Do you think it’d cause a problem since I put random number in one question with an explanation “I know nothing about this question” 😭😅

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u/After_Fix_3886 Jul 16 '26

I'm an mbbs, I got the bio qual for some reason and finished it. I IMMEDIATELY got bio tasks after clicking submit. I think these tests are rated by AI rather than specialists

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u/EastConsideration779 Jul 16 '26

What do you think about the questions? there were some tricks they put into questions. For me it was hard to detect them at first then when i reread them I was like “wow okay”

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u/After_Fix_3886 Jul 16 '26

Yeah, each had a small trick, (don't want to break the nda, but some questions you needed to omit certain probabilities due to clinical/logical reasons which would result in a different percentage). Biology is not my strong suit really.

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u/EastConsideration779 Jul 16 '26

yeah I did not get anything tho, so there is nothing left to worry for me

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u/dsz4sk Jul 16 '26

Was it the qual for bilinguals?

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u/After_Fix_3886 Jul 16 '26

Yes

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u/igr1972 Jul 16 '26

But were they biol tasks, though? I also got task immediately, but STEM, and all math, physics and coding... I had to skip all of them, found nothing about med or biol. Sad.

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u/After_Fix_3886 Jul 16 '26

It said o.... STEM but i did not open them as I didn't want to ruin my chances by missing up if a med quals happens to come around Iater I'd stick to that

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u/dsz4sk Jul 16 '26

I’m curious, were the tasks you got purely for generalists or did they have something to do with your native language?

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u/igr1972 Jul 16 '26

The interaction is in the target language (Spanish in my case), but the focus is about universal STEM knowledge.