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The NID DAT (Design Aptitude Test) does not currently implement a negative marking scheme for its objective-type questions. Candidates receive full marks for correct answers, while incorrect or unattempted questions result in zero marks. Always verify the latest exam pattern in the official NID admissions handbook before the test.
Yes, the NIFT entrance exam includes negative marking, but it is exclusively applicable to the General Ability Test (GAT). For every incorrect answer in the objective-type GAT paper, a penalty of 0.25 marks is deducted. The Creative Ability Test (CAT) does not have a negative marking scheme.
As of the 2027 examination cycle, there is no negative marking scheme in the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA). Candidates can attempt all questions without the risk of marks deduction for incorrect answers. The total paper is evaluated out of 200 marks, with a minimum qualifying threshold typically set at 70 marks.
As of the current 2027 academic cycle, JIPMER MBBS admissions are conducted exclusively through the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test). Consequently, the specific JIPMER entrance exam is no longer held. Under the NEET marking scheme, candidates receive +4 marks for every correct answer and incur -1 mark for every incorrect response.
The AIIMS Nursing entrance exam typically follows a negative marking scheme where candidates are awarded +1 mark for every correct answer, while 1/3 mark is deducted for every incorrect response. Unanswered questions generally receive zero marks. Understanding this penalty is crucial for maintaining accuracy during the competitive selection process.
There is no negative marking in the CS Executive examination. Candidates are not penalized for incorrect or unattempted questions. Each paper carries a total of 100 marks, and students earn marks solely for correct responses. To qualify, you must secure at least 40% in each paper and a 50% aggregate across the group.
In the CA Foundation examination, negative marking applies only to objective-type questions. For every incorrect answer, 0.25 marks are deducted from your total score. Descriptive papers do not carry negative marking. To pass, students must secure a minimum of 40% in each paper and 50% in aggregate across all four papers.
In the GATE exam, negative marking applies exclusively to Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs). For 1-mark MCQs, 1/3 mark is deducted for each wrong answer; for 2-mark MCQs, 2/3 mark is deducted. Multiple Select Questions (MSQs) and Numerical Answer Type (NAT) questions carry no negative marking, though they offer no partial credit.
As of the 2026-2027 examination cycle, there is no negative marking in the UGC NET exam. Candidates are awarded 2 marks for every correct answer, while unattempted or incorrect answers result in zero marks. This structure allows students to attempt all 150 questions without the risk of penalty for incorrect guesses.
As of the September 2026 examination cycle, there is no negative marking in the CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test). Each question carries one mark, and no marks are deducted for incorrect answers or left-blank responses. Candidates are encouraged to attempt all 150 questions within the allotted 150-minute duration.
In the AFCAT exam, candidates are awarded 3 marks for every correct answer. Conversely, a negative marking scheme is enforced where 1 mark is deducted for every incorrect response. Unattempted questions do not attract any negative marks, making strategic selection of questions essential for maximizing your total score.
In the Combined Defence Services (CDS) examination, a negative marking scheme is strictly enforced. For every incorrect answer, one-third (1/3) of the marks assigned to that question are deducted. Unanswered questions attract zero penalty, while marking multiple options for a single question is treated as an incorrect response.
In the UPSC NDA written examination, a negative marking scheme is strictly enforced. For every incorrect answer, one-third (1/3) of the marks assigned to that specific question are deducted. This equates to a penalty of approximately 0.33 marks for each wrong response, significantly impacting your final aggregate score.
In GUJCET, each correct answer is awarded +1 mark, while each incorrect answer incurs a penalty of -0.25 marks (negative marking). Unattempted questions receive zero marks. With a total of 120 objective-type questions, this marking scheme necessitates a strategic approach to accuracy to maximize your final percentile score.
There is no negative marking in the TS EAMCET (TG EAPCET) examination. Candidates are awarded one mark for every correct answer, and no marks are deducted for incorrect responses or unattempted questions. This policy encourages students to attempt all 160 questions within the allotted three-hour duration to maximize their total score.
There is no negative marking in the AP EAMCET (AP EAPCET) examination. Candidates receive +1 mark for every correct response, and no marks are deducted for incorrect or unattempted questions. With a total of 160 marks available, students are strongly encouraged to attempt all questions to maximize their potential rank.
The WBJEE exam applies negative marking primarily to Category I and Category II questions. For every incorrect answer in these categories, 1/4th or 1/2 mark is deducted respectively. Importantly, Category III questions do not carry any negative marking, allowing students to attempt them without the risk of score reduction.
The MHT CET (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test) does not have a negative marking scheme. Candidates are awarded +2 marks for every correct answer in the Mathematics section and +1 mark for each correct answer in the Physics, Chemistry, and Biology sections. No marks are deducted for incorrect or unattempted questions.
The Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET) does not have any negative marking. Candidates are awarded +1 mark for every correct answer, and no marks are deducted for incorrect responses or unattempted questions. This structure encourages students to attempt all 180 questions across Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics or Biology.
There is no negative marking in the COMEDK UGET exam. Candidates are awarded 1 mark for every correct answer, while incorrect or unattempted questions carry no penalty. Given this structure, it is strategically advisable for aspirants to attempt all 180 questions to maximize their potential raw score.
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