Grace marks are extra marks given when a question is found wrong or is deleted from the paper.
They are usually awarded to all candidates who appeared, or only to those who attempted that question.
The decision is published along with the final answer key or the result notice.
Grace marks are different from normalisation, which adjusts scores across shifts.
You cannot claim grace marks for a question — the exam body decides them after expert review.
Check the final answer key notice to see which questions were deleted or awarded to all.