Management Development Institute Gurgaon

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MDI Gurgaon is home to the leading management education programmes in India. Located in the heart of corporate hub Gurugram, MDI Gurgaon will transform you into a thought leader. Our programmes are about leadership, fresh thinking, and positive impact. Studying at MDI Gurgaon means being in the midst of a talented and collaborative community. It leads to building a lifelong network. We welcome diversity and encourage developing a global mindset.

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Point scale framing and student performance: Evidence from a field experiment Research Paper
Point scale framing and student performance: Evidence from a field experiment

By Puneet Arora

Article citation: Arora, P., Jain, A., & Tripathi, I. (2026). Point scale framing and student performance: Evidence from a field experiment. Economics Letters. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.econlet.2026.112345AbstractDoes the numerical scale used to score an exam affect how hard students try? We test this question with a preregistered natural field experiment in which 1235 university students in India took identical tests framed as scored out of either 20 or 100 poi...

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