Is negative marking there in the SAT 2024 pattern?

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    Aishwarya Bhatnagar | Contributor-Level 10

    11 months ago

    In the earlier version candidates lose marks for every wrong answer, whereas, as per the latest SAT digital exam pattern 2024, there is no negative marking. So, you should try to answer as many questions as you can. There will be no penalty for marking wrong answers or for guessing answers. Thus, the new SAT exam pattern has this benefit of no negative marking or penalising students for not attempting a question. This policy was not there before also and hence, College Board continues to take its policies further by not making any major changes in the already existing rules. 

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