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In the CAT exam, Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) carry a negative marking of -1 for every incorrect answer. Conversely, Type-In-The-Answer (TITA) questions do not carry any negative marking. Each correct answer is awarded +3 marks. Strategic selection is essential to maximize your percentile and avoid unnecessary score deductions.
In the CUET 2027 examination, every correct answer is awarded +5 marks, while each incorrect answer incurs a -1 mark penalty. Unanswered questions receive zero marks. Effectively, a wrong answer results in a 6-mark deficit compared to a correct attempt, making accuracy critical for securing admission into top-tier central universities.
The CLAT exam follows a strict negative marking scheme where 0.25 marks are deducted for every incorrect answer. With a total of 120 questions, maintaining high accuracy is essential, as even a few incorrect responses can significantly impact your final percentile and chances of securing a seat in top-tier NLUs.
In the NEET UG examination, the marking scheme awards +4 marks for every correct answer and imposes a penalty of -1 mark for every incorrect response. Unanswered questions receive zero marks. With a total of 720 possible marks, strategic answering is essential to avoid significant rank deductions due to negative marking.
In JEE Advanced, negative marking is applied primarily to multiple-choice questions (MCQs). Typically, a correct response earns full marks, while an incorrect response results in a deduction of 1 mark. Some question types, such as 'multiple correct' or 'numerical value,' may have varying penalty structures depending on the specific exam year's guidelines.
In JEE Main, every correct answer earns +4 marks, while each incorrect answer in Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) incurs a penalty of -1 mark. Numerical Value Questions do not carry negative marking. Unattempted questions result in zero marks. Strategic answering is essential to avoid score depletion.
The NID DAT Prelims typically consists of a 3-hour paper featuring a mix of objective-type questions and subjective sketching tasks. While the exact number of questions varies annually, the test focuses on design aptitude, general knowledge, and creativity. There is no fixed, static count; candidates should expect approximately 25–40 questions depending on the section weighting.
The NIFT General Ability Test (GAT) typically consists of 100 objective-type questions for Bachelor of Design (B.Des) candidates. The paper is usually divided into five distinct sections, including Quantitative Ability, Communication Ability, English Comprehension, Analytical Ability, and General Knowledge/Current Affairs. Total marks and specific question counts are subject to official annual revisions.
The NATA 2027 exam consists of 125 questions in total, carrying a maximum of 200 marks. The paper includes a mix of Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQ), Multi-Select Questions (MSQ), Preferential Choice Type (PCT), and Numerical Answer Type questions. Candidates are permitted up to three attempts per academic year.
For JIPMER-related medical admissions, the pattern depends on the level. NEET-UG, which serves as the entry for JIPMER, consists of 200 questions. For JIPMER PG (MD/MS), the exam is divided into four sections, each containing 50 questions, totaling 200 questions per examination cycle.
The AIIMS BSc Nursing entrance examination consists of 100 objective-type questions. Candidates are allotted 120 minutes to complete the paper, which is divided into four sections: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and General Knowledge. Each section tests core conceptual understanding and aptitude required for professional nursing education.
The CS Executive examination typically consists of 100 marks per paper. While the exact number of questions varies by subject, papers generally feature a mix of objective (MCQ) and descriptive questions. Students should expect approximately 6 to 8 main questions per paper, with internal sub-sections, totaling 100 marks.
The CA Foundation exam consists of four papers, each carrying 100 marks. While the number of questions varies by paper, Papers 1 and 2 are subjective/descriptive, while Papers 3 and 4 are objective-based with approximately 100 multiple-choice questions per paper. Total marks for the entire examination remain 400.
The GATE examination consists of a total of 65 questions carrying 100 marks. This includes 10 questions from General Aptitude (15 marks) and 55 questions from the core subject (85 marks). The paper features a mix of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs), Multiple Select Questions (MSQs), and Numerical Answer Type (NAT) questions.
The UGC NET examination consists of a total of 150 objective-type multiple-choice questions (MCQs). Paper 1 contains 50 questions, while Paper 2 consists of 100 questions. Each question carries 2 marks, totaling 300 marks for the entire exam. There is no negative marking for incorrect answers.
The CTET exam consists of 150 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) for both Paper 1 and Paper 2. Each question carries one mark, totaling 150 marks per paper. Candidates are allotted 2 hours and 30 minutes to complete the test, with no negative marking applied for incorrect answers.
The AFCAT exam consists of exactly 100 objective-type questions. These are distributed across four sections: Verbal Ability (25), Numerical Ability (18), Reasoning & Military Aptitude (32), and General Awareness (25). Each correct answer carries 3 marks, totaling 300 maximum marks, with a negative marking of 1 mark for every incorrect response.
The CDS exam consists of 340 questions for IMA, INA, and AFA candidates (120 English, 120 GK, 100 Mathematics). OTA candidates face 240 questions in total, as they are exempt from the Mathematics paper. Each paper carries 100 marks, with negative marking applicable for incorrect responses.
The NDA written examination consists of a total of 270 questions across two papers. The Mathematics paper contains 120 questions, while the General Ability Test (GAT) includes 150 questions. Candidates must qualify in both sections to proceed to the SSB Interview stage. Total marks for the written exam are 900.
The GUJCET exam consists of a total of 120 multiple-choice questions. The paper is divided into three sections: Physics (40 questions), Chemistry (40 questions), and Mathematics (40 questions). Each question carries 1 mark, with a negative marking of 0.25 for every incorrect answer, totaling 120 marks per paper.
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