Is there negative marking in COMEDK UGET

Hello sir I am preparing for the COMEDK UGET so please provide me information about negative marking for attempting wrong answer in the exam.

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There is no negative marking in the COMEDK UGET exam so you can attempt all questions of this exam.

COMEDK UGET Exam Pattern:

Duration of the exam: Three hours

Physics and Chemistry as one paper for two hours duration (9:30 am to 11:30 am) besides Mathematics as one paper for one hour duration (12 noon to 1 pm).

COMEDK UGET Test Mode:

Objective Type Questions

Total Number of Questions: 180

Physics: 60 questions
Chemistry: 60 Questions
Mathematics: 60 Questions

COMEDK UGET Marking:

Each correct answer is awarded one mark

A Wrong answer carries a zero

There is no negative marking

However, in the event of a tie in the test score the principle of least negative responses (Number of wrong answers) will be adopted.

In addition, if required, other methods may be adopted to break ties.

COMEDK Exam Syllabus:

1. Physics
Description of motion in two and three dimensions, Heat and thermodynamics, description of motion in one dimension, electromagnetic induction and alternating currents, physical world & measurement, introduction, electrostatics, oscillations, thermal and chemical effects of currents.

COMEDK Biology Syllabus

Biology and Human Welfare, Ecology and Environment, Reproduction in Organism, Genetics & Evolution, Diversity in Living World, Structural Organization in Plants and Animals

COMEDK Mathematics Syllabus

Circles, coordinate geometry, exponential and logarithmic series, differential equations, definite integral, integral calculus, differential calculus, Vectors and three-dimensional geometry, matrices and determinants, Probability, correlation and regression.

COMEDK Chemistry Syllabus

coordination chemistry and organometallics, chemical kinetics, chemistry in action, chemistry of biological processes, biomolecules, polymers, chemistry of carbon compounds, transition metals including lanthanides, Chemistry of representative elements, nuclear chemistry, electrochemistry.