How to calculate score using GATE answer key 2024?

<p>To calculate your GATE 2024 score using the answer key, follow these steps:</p><ol><li>Identify the marking scheme (usually 1 or 2 marks per correct answer).</li><li>Count the number of questions you attempted for each section (MCQs and NAT/SAQs).Then, check the answer key to see how many of your attempted answers are correct.</li><li>Apply the formula:</li><ul><li>MCQs: For each section, subtract 1/3 marks (for 1 mark MCQs) or 2/3 marks (for 2 mark MCQs) for every incorrect answer. Add the remaining marks for correct MCQs.</li><li>NAT/SAQs: Add the marks for all correctly answered NAT/SAQs based on the marking scheme.</li></ul><li>Sum the marks obtained from MCQs and NAT/SAQs sections.</li></ol>

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<p>Candidates can calculate the probable scores by using the GATE answer key in the steps mentioned below:</p><p>- First, calculate the total number of correct answers. - Now, allocate marks accordingly and then calculate the overall marks. - The candidate has to check or tally the total negative marks for wrong attempts. Note: Only MCQs will have negative markings. - There will be no negative marking for NAT questions. Therefore, scroll down for calculations:</p><p>Marks for MCQ: total marks (1 mark) + total marks (2 marks)</p><p>Total marks (1 mark) = 1 x number of correct attempts 1/3 x number of wrong attempts. Total marks (2 marks) = 2 x the number of correct attempts 2/3 x the number of wrong attempts. NAT Marks: Total marks (1 mark) + Total marks (2 marks). Formula for total marks: total marks secured for correct response - negative marks for wrong response.</p>

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Candidates can calculate the probable scores by using the GATE answer key in the steps mentioned below: - First, calculate the total number of correct answers. - Now, allocate marks accordingly and then calculate the overall marks. - The candidate has to check or tally the total negative marks for wrong attempts. Note: Only MCQs will have negative markings. - There will be no negative marking for NAT questions. Therefore, scroll down for calculations: Marks for MCQ: total marks (1 mark) + total marks (2 marks) Total marks (1 mark) = 1 x number of correct attempts 1/3 x number of wrong attempts. Total marks (2 marks) = 2 x the number of correct attempts 2/3 x the number of wrong attempts. NAT Marks: Total marks (1 mark) + Total marks (2 marks). Formula for total marks: total marks secured for correct response - negative marks for wrong response.

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