Easy Tech TutsHow to Post Scores to Students in Microsoft Forms Easily 2026
By Impran M N
Microsoft Forms keeps quiz scores hidden while you grade to protect academic integrity, so releasing results depends on activating a separate Post Scores step once grading is complete. This guide walks through reviewing submissions, finishing manual grading, and pushing the final scores out to your class.
01Open the Responses tab
Go to your quiz's Responses tab to see the full list of student submissions.
02Review and grade answers
Click Review Answers to audit individual student papers, adjust point values, and add written feedback where needed.
03Return to the Responses screen
Click Back once manual grading is finished for the students you want to release scores to.
04Open Post Scores
Select the Post Scores option to view your class roster and see which profiles are marked as Evaluated.
05Release scores in bulk or individually
Check the master selection box to release to your entire class at once, or select individual students, then click the Post Scores confirmation button.
Frequently asked questions
Can students see their scores before I post them?
No, scores stay hidden from students until you actively use the Post Scores dashboard to release them.
How do students view their released scores?
Students click their original quiz invitation link to load their personal scorecard once scores are posted.
Can I release scores to just one student instead of the whole class?
Yes, you can select individual student rows instead of using the master select-all option.
Can I add written feedback along with the score?
Yes, the Review Answers screen lets you type personalized feedback for each student alongside their point adjustments.
Watch the full walkthrough
The same steps, demonstrated on screen from start to finish.
