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1 May, 15:59

Is there any error in the below sentence

1) The students' final scores on the exams improved significantly when compared to their earlier scores.

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  1. 1 May, 16:17
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    Umm I think that there should be a comma, after significantly as well
  2. 1 May, 16:22
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    In my opinion, there isn't, but I'm just guessing. Maybe there should be a comma between "significantly" and "when"?
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