supposedly to be present tense or past tense

ok here

i was marking one students oral exam and marked already but both of us were interupted by someone for 30 minutes and after that i carried on and told her her mark ,should i say " your mark for ur oral just now is 20 " or shold i say "your mark for your oral exam just now was 20 " because i feel weird to use 2 of them which i think 2 of them r possible ,please correct me

ok i'm sorry for it

here it is :

the condition is : i was marking one student's english oral examination, and the student had done the test but when i was about to tell her the mark, suddenly there's an interruption for 30 minutes and after that then i told her the mark.

my question is:

should i say

1. Your mark for your english oral exam just now is 7.5

2.Your mark for your english oral exam jst now was 7.5

should i use present tense (1) (which indicating the fact that she got 7.5 for her mark) or past tense (2) (which is used as it's past already)

Anthon wrote:

ok here i was marking one students oral exam and marked already but both of us were interupted by someone for 30 minutes and after that i carried on and told her her mark ,should i say " your mark for ur oral just now is 20 " or shold i say "your mark for your oral exam just now was 20 " because i feel weird to use 2 of them which i think 2 of them r possible ,please correct me

Are you sure you're the teacher and she is the student?
CB

i never say i'm the teacher right. i was assigned by the teacher to mark the oral exam