Further to my previous blog , I have decided to start with the failure examples from criterion 3, i.e. amongst the most criticized criteria by OBU research project markers. Criterion 3 relates to ‘evaluation of information, analysis, and conclusions’ and there are four grades associated with it . Grade A is awarded to those submissions which reflect a high level of critical thought in the analysis and a rigorous approach to the evaluation of information. Grade B is awarded to those submissions which show strength in some areas of critical review of the information along with good evaluation of information. Grade C is awarded to the submissions with some analysis but a tendency towards description rather than analysis and evaluation. Grade F is selected for submissions that are descriptive and lacking in analysis with inaccuracies and little or no critical evaluation. This post covers the examiner remarks on criterion 3 for ‘Grade F’ submissions only. The words in