Is there negative marking in CGCUET?

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Shruti Garg | Contributor-Level 10

2 months ago

No, there is no negative marking in CGCUET exam. As per CGCUET marking pattern:

Candidate will get two marks for every correct answer.
No marks will be given for wrong answer.

CGCUET exam will include 50 questions, 25 questions in Part A and 25 queestions in Part B. The total marks for CGCUET exam is 1

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Rohan Kumar

10 months ago

We have to score 93+ marks or 93+% to get 100% scholarship

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