Despite the significant advance in relation to the innovation of the evaluative approaches, evaluation of learning remains being as one of the main conceptual and practical concerns. In fact, Moreno-Olivos (2010) considers that in good, bad and ugly evaluations there exists things that can affect the evaluative process.

This paper intends to study the perceptions that students have on evaluative practices at the college level at the Facultad de Lenguas, BUAP. This research was carried out by means of a descriptive study using a qualitative approach and a semi-structured interview.

This study confirms teachers, consciously or unconsciously, use some hidden criteria to correct errors and judge the evaluation exercises. Hence, this type of practice is considered as a kind of blind learning assessment (Pazos, 2010), which is not very well seen by the students since it produces more negative effects than positive in their professional training among them.

Learning assessment, Assessment criteria, Implicit assessment, Teaching, Learning, Foreign language.