Percentage Uniform Marks (PUM) Explained: A Comprehensive Guide
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Hi I’m Golam and may i Know what exactly does “A mark will not be deducted for a wrong answer” really means in bio p2 (multiple choice)
dat means dere will b no negative marking ..u wont get a minus one for wrong
it means that you shouldn’t leave things blank; if you get it wrong then it just isn’t counted as a mark.
For example, if you are on 28 and you answer a question randomly and still get it wrong, you will remain on 28, rather than going down to 27
Hope this helps
hey Golam,
It means that if u give wrong answer for any MCQ, there won’t be any negative marking! As in matric system, there’s this rule that if u even give wrong answer or leave blank space for any answer, they deduct mark for that but in IGCSE, no mark is cut for that, Hope u got my point 🙂
It jusy means that if you answer a question correctly you will get a mark, but if you answer it incorrectly you will not get the mark. In other words right answer= +1
and a wrong answer = 0
However in some other tests (not necessarily in IGCSE) You will gain a mark for a right answer and be deducted a mark for a wrong answer. In other words, correct answer = +1
and incorrect answer = -1.
It means that if you got a question wrong, u will lose a mark only for that question( an extra mark will not be deducted).
it simply means your marks are equal to the number of questions you answer correctly.
Ex: 35 correct = 35 marks. You will not get 30 for getting 5 wrong.
Hey there,
I am a candidate of M/J 2016 and I study 5 IGCSE subjects which are English, Maths, ICT, Physics and Economics.
What I actually want to know is are these subjects enough for a good carrier?
What carrier can I go for with theses 5 subjects?
Depends on how you plan to do your A levels or IB
Hey there,
I am a candidate of M/J 2016 and I study 5 IGCSE subjects which are English, Maths, ICT, Physics and Economics.
What I actually want to know is are these subjects enough for a good carrier?
What carrier can I go for with theses 5 subjects?
Hi Nadia,
It depends how you plan to continue your further studies.
Which papers should I practice more . Before 2010 or after it.
DO AS MANY AS U CAN…USUALLY U SHOULD DO RECENT ONES FIRST …BUT DEPENDS UPON THE SUBJECT ALSO SMETYMS …
When will you upload the 2016 papers?