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Negative Marking for Special Branch Assistant Post
Negative Marking is the method of marking in which some percentage of obtained marked, get deducted due to the attempt of incorrect answers. In this marking pattern, if the Candidate attempts the wrong answer to any question, then he will get negative marks. Instead of adding, the marks of the Candidate get deducted. If the Candidate left the question unattempted in which he had a doubt, then no marks will be added or deducted for that particular question. So it is best for the Candidate that he left the question unattempted, rather than getting the marks in negative numbers.
Marking scheme
Post: Special Branch Assistant – SBCID
Department: Kerala Police Service
According to the marking scheme of the Kerala Police Service, one mark will be given to every correct answer. But, if a candidate attempts the question, then 33% (0.03 marks) of marks of that question will get deducted from the obtained marks. On the other hand, if the question is unattempted, then neither negative nor positive will be allotted to the Candidate.
Note: Candidates must prevent themselves from negative marks. It may decrease their score up to a great extent. Instead of answering all the questions, attempt only those on which you are sure and have knowledge about it.
