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Score state police constable written exams from your marked responses, with each exam's marks-per-question and negative marking.
This scorer computes a state police written exam result from your counts of correct and wrong answers using the universal formula: score = correct × marks-per-question − wrong × negative-marking. Presets carry real schemes — UP Police Constable's 150 questions at 2 marks with 0.5 deducted per wrong answer, Delhi Police (SSC) at 1 mark with −0.25, and Bihar's no-negative 100-mark paper — and a custom mode accepts any scheme from your notification. Candidates checking a released answer key get the exact total, the deduction, and their accuracy.
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Enter the values you already know.
Fine-tune the options to match your scenario.
Read the result and use it in your planning or reporting.
UP, Bihar, Delhi, Rajasthan and MP constable patterns are preset from board notifications, with custom for everything else.
Marks earned and marks lost are shown separately, so you see exactly what negative marking cost.
Shows how many wrong answers cancel one correct and the break-even accuracy for attempting doubtful questions.
150 questions of 2 marks each for a 300-mark paper, with 0.5 mark deducted per wrong answer per the UPPRPB notification — so score = correct × 2 − wrong × 0.5, and four wrong answers wipe out one correct one.
Bihar Police Constable (CSBC) and MP Police Constable are prominent no-negative papers of 100 questions at 1 mark each. With no penalty, leaving a question blank is never better than guessing. Schemes do change between cycles, so always confirm in the current notification.
Four. When the deduction is one quarter of a question's marks — as in Delhi Police (0.25 of 1) or UP Police (0.5 of 2) — every four wrong answers erase the credit of one correct answer.
Only above the break-even accuracy, which equals penalty ÷ (marks + penalty). With 1 mark and −0.25 that is 20%: pure four-option guessing sits at 25%, slightly above break-even, and eliminating even one option pushes the odds further in your favour. This tool shows the break-even figure for whatever scheme you enter; the official scorecard, after key revisions and any normalisation, is what finally counts.
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