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Philosophy — matriculation exam: what is assessed
Philosophy essays assessed against matriculation criteria: conceptual analysis, argumentation and weighing philosophical theories.
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What the exam assesses
The assessment engine is instructed to grade like a matriculation censor: stricter than school, and weighted towards the evidence the subject expects. In this subject that evidence is: Precise use of philosophers and theories (e.g. Kantian duty ethics vs. utilitarianism), counterexamples and justified conclusions.
What to revise
Every module has its own revision page: the core content, and how it turns into points.
Practise like it is the exam
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Write an answer to a real exam task and get a point estimate plus a reason for every point lost. €29 for the first month, then €39/month.
Frequently asked
- How should I prepare for the Philosophy exam?
- Write real exam tasks and see how many points your answer would score. Then revise the modules where you lost the most points — the estimate tells you where they went.
- What is assessed in the Philosophy exam?
- Precise use of philosophers and theories (e.g. Kantian duty ethics vs. utilitarianism), counterexamples and justified conclusions.
- Can the points of an exam answer be estimated in advance?
- The exact score cannot be known in advance, but an estimate can. Abiboost assesses the answer against the same criteria as a censor and gives a point range plus what would raise it. The final score always comes from the censor.