Social interaction forms the basis for social structure and is a building block of any society. The social scoring based on social interaction can become the absolute basis for the person's societal standing. Social scoring systems used for the calibration of human beings can rightly be called Human Social Scoring Systems. The core idea of the Human Social Scoring System (HSSS) is an inspiration taken from a science fiction anthology series named "Black Mirror". Various studies reveal that people check the reviews and scoring by other people before making purchasing decisions, getting services, or downloading various apps. However, in this study, we have used the notion of scoring on human beings instead of products, services, or apps. Such a Social Scoring System can help in opinion formation about others, based upon their social ranking. A good social profile i.e. with high social scoring can depict the credibility and reliability of that person. Our research work is comprised of two hypotheses. The First hypothesis asserts the reliability of HSSS. Whereas the second hypothesis reveals that the opinion-formation of an individual is biased due to numerous social and psychological factors. Different statistical techniques are used for the evaluation of the hypothesis. This entire research was constricted from general human to specific student level. Henceforth, we have designed a high-fidelity wireframe to evaluate the students and getting them ranked based on their personal, professional, and academic behavior.