Marking criteria can feel abstract, but most come down to the same few questions. Reading your draft with them in mind helps you spot gaps before your marker does.
Does it answer the question?
Re-read the brief. Every section should move your answer forward. If a paragraph does not, cut it or connect it.
Is the argument clear?
Your marker should be able to summarise your position after reading the introduction. Signpost where you are going and remind the reader how each point supports it.
Is it backed by evidence?
Claims need support from credible, well-referenced sources — and critical discussion of them, not just description.
Is it at the right level?
Expectations rise from first year to master's level. Tiger's Eye tailors its critique to your level of study so the feedback matches what your markers expect.