Very few major government exams are fully free of negative marking. Most SSC, banking, railway and UPSC papers deduct marks for wrong answers. Some qualifying-only papers, like CTET, carry no negative marking. The marking scheme is always given in the ...
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IBPS Clerk mains is an online objective-type test with four sections: General and Financial Awareness, General English, Reasoning Ability and Computer Aptitude, and Quantitative Aptitude. Each section has a separate time limit, and you must clear both sectional and overall ...
A CBT (Computer Based Test) has objective multiple-choice questions answered on a computer. A descriptive exam needs handwritten answers — essays, letters or long questions. CBTs often carry negative marking; descriptive papers test writing and expression. Many recruitments use a ...
Objective papers have multiple-choice questions with one correct option and usually carry negative marking. Descriptive papers need answers written in your own words, like essays, letters or precis. Objective papers mainly test speed and accuracy, while descriptive papers test expression ...
Yes, SSC CPO Paper 1 and Paper 2 have negative marking for wrong answers. A fraction of a mark is deducted for every incorrect response, as stated in the notification. Unattempted questions carry no penalty. The exact deduction is given ...
SSC JE Paper 1 is a computer-based objective exam with general intelligence, general awareness and technical subject questions. Paper 1 carries 200 marks and has negative marking for wrong answers. Paper 2 is a descriptive written exam testing the candidate’s ...