Mapping algorithm of subjects [closed] - java

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I am trying to make a system that assesses students' exams to learn their weaknesses. The exam consists of all subjects on their syllabus.
How do I --
Measure the skill of a student based on his/her score on the exam
Extract from the exam the topics on which the student performed poorly
My question is what algorithm should I use to map the syllabus based on the incorrect answers. Please help me. I'm new to this.
Update:
The input would be their exam with their answer and the output would be their knowledge level and suggestion of which topic should they study more
If you need more information please ask, i really need to know what algorithm should i use.

A simple system consists of tagging each question with one or more topics, then tallying the correct answers, sort by percentage, and output e.g. You got 3/8 (38%) of StackOverflow questions right

I notice you haven't tagged a specific language, so I'll outline the way I would do it in Python.
Could you not have a dict (this is composed of a a key - this could be the subject, and a corresponding value - this could be the exam result).
You could then sort the dict by values, in order from high to low. The best subjects would be at the top and the worst at the bottom.
If you're not using Python, you could use the Map type from C++ instead.

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I've got a database of questions in SQlite that I read them from my java code. My questions are questions of Mathematics and I provide them as a text in the database.
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