We conduct a mock evaluation of your national R&D project plan against the evaluation rubric in the call for proposals. We check for disqualifications first—eligibility, financial criteria, simultaneous project limits—then analyze each evaluation item for score ranges and grounds, identify weaknesses in performance indicators, R&D budget, and differentiation, provide revised sentence examples, and anticipate presentation questions.
When You Need This
See your real score from an evaluator's perspective. Before you submit your plan, you need to know what score you might get from the official rubric. This agent understands national R&D call requirements, eligibility rules, evaluation items, and penalty criteria. It reads your plan like a review panelist and assigns scores accordingly.
What You Get
- Disqualification check first — We verify eligibility criteria, financial thresholds, simultaneous project limits, required documents, format, and R&D budget ratios before scoring. Failure here means you won't be evaluated at all.
- Score ranges and grounds for each item — Matched to this call's evaluation rubric, you get predicted score ranges and reasons, with references to plan locations. Understanding why a score applies shows you what to fix.
- Top 3 things to fix first — Ranked by penalty risk. Identifies missing performance measurement methods, over-limit budget ratios, insufficient differentiation from prior work, and similar vulnerabilities.
- Revised sentence examples — "Current sentence → improved version → reason" format with real edits. You see exactly what to change and why.
- Anticipated presentation questions — If oral evaluation occurs, you get likely questions on weak items and answer directions so you can prepare.
How to Use It
- Upload the call for proposals, application forms, and evaluation rubric.
- Upload your R&D project plan text or draft.
- The agent checks for disqualifications first, then analyzes each rubric item for score range, penalty risks, and improvements.
- Download the mock evaluation report and revise the riskiest sections first.
Important Notes
- Mock scores are not official evaluation results. Final submission decisions are your responsibility.
- Falsified content (fabricated achievements or capabilities) is penalized under the National Research and Development Innovation Act (Articles 31-32), with stricter penalties starting March 2027. We cannot help with this.
- Technical content validity requires subject-matter expert review.
- Use the companion R&D Project Plan Writing AI Agent (same series) if you need to write from scratch.