Does Goa board cut marks for exceeding the word limit?

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11 months ago

When you're appearing for boards exam you are generally advised to stick to the word limit specially in english or any other language subjects but Goa board does not cut marks for exceeding the word limit.

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Salviya Antony | Contributor-Level 10

11 months ago

No, Goa SSC board does not deduct marks for exceeding the word limit in the board exams. However, marks may be deducted for spelling mistakes and other errors in language papers.

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