Validity vs Reliability | Clear your Confusion | SSB PGT Recruitment, Odisha/M.Ed./All Teaching Exam

[@pradeepbarik4623]

Mam ans should be option D " A test can be valid without being reliable".This statement is not correct bcz Validity refers to how well a test measures what it is intended to measure, while reliability refers to the consistency and stability of the test scores. A test that is valid should also be reliable, as inconsistent or unstable measurements can't accurately represent the intended construct.

[@princemitaray4719]

There's a difference between should be and cannot be. PS - I personally found this topic very confusing.

[@gauravmalakar4013]

Very good explanation ma'am..

[@wakao5698]

"check out 3:38" apne jo material dikhaya ai video mein usi mein hi likha hai ki a test can not be valid without being reliable so option D is correct.

[@priyankapahari1505]

You are great 👍 mam

[@smrutidas2323]

Thank you

[@sushilsahu5953]

Best konsa he?

[@srikantsahoo1522]

B is the answer

[@kasturibehera8611]

Ok mam

[@NarinderKour-j4z]

Thanks mam