How can UPSC students avoid negative markings? Know from Akhil Murti the managing director of Sanskriti IAS Coaching

There is a provision in the UPSC Civil Services Examination that if you solve the correct question in the preliminary examination, then you get marks. In contrast, marks are deducted for giving the wrong answer. In today’s article, we will know how to avoid this deduction. We have talked about this topic with Mr. Akhil Murti Sir, the managing director of the country’s most prestigious coaching centre, Sanskriti IAS Coaching.

Akhil Murti Sir is one of the most popular names in the UPSC field. It has been possible only due to the efforts of Sir that Hindi medium students are not only seeing the dream of becoming an IAS but are also realizing it. You will be happy to know that He is trying to reach every student who wishes to become an IAS.

In the discussion, Sir was asked how the provision of negative marking is implemented in UPSC?

Sir said that this examination is conducted in three phases, in the first phase of which the provision of negative marking is applicable. This provision is applicable to wrong answers, under which one-third of the marks allotted to the question are deducted. This provision is applicable to both the preliminary question papers. The main objective of this provision is that students should only get the necessary advantage of guessing.

Learn to avoid negative markings with these tips

Sir says that this provision is applicable to wrong answers. Try to answer only the correct questions. Negative marking can be avoided in two ways- first, by practice during preparation; second, by strategy during the exam

1. By practice during preparation:

• Study thoroughly

• Do practice after studying

• Solve as many multiple-choice questions as possible

• Look at the questions from previous years, etc.

2. Strategy during the exam:

• Read the questions carefully

• Try to answer the questions that come

• Do not guess

• Choose the closest option for questions where you are confused between two options

• Do not solve questions about which you do not know anything, etc.

The students will definitely benefit from the information given by Akhil Sir. Correction of these small flaws will increase the chances of success of the students. If you want to succeed in less time, then keep making such corrections throughout the entire preparation journey.

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