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NEET MDS: Scheme of Examination
Let us first examine the Exam Pattern of NEET MDS:
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Exam Pattern of NEET MDS |
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Mode of Exam |
Online |
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Medium of Exam |
English |
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Total No. of Questions in NEET MDS |
240 |
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Maximum Marks |
1200 |
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Exam Duration |
3 Hours |
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Negative Marking |
No Negative Marking |
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As it is evident from the table, NEET MDS comprises 240 Questions carrying a Total Weight Age of 1200 Marks.
However, the Marks per question is ‘Not Uniform’ in NEET MDS exam and ‘Varies from question to question’.
The Marks per question are not 5 and are different for each question.
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Details of Normalization Process used in NEET MDS
The Normalization procedure used in NEET MDS is highly complex and sophisticated.
Hence, the Scores released are up to the 4th place of decimal.
Here are the details of the Normalization Procedure used:
- Questions which are answered ‘Incorrectly (Wrong)’ by Majority of the Test takers are categorized as ‘Difficult Questions’ by the Prometric Software and are consequently assigned ‘Higher Weight Age’ by the Prometric Software. Therefore, candidates who correctly answer such questions secure Higher Marks.
- Likewise, Questions which are answered ‘Correctly’ by Majority of the Candidates are categorized as ‘Easy Questions’ by the Prometric Software and are consequently assigned ‘Lower Weight Age’ by the Prometric Software.
- Session in which the ‘Average Marks’ for all the candidates are ‘High’ is categorized as an ‘Easy Session’ by the Prometric Software and consequently, Marks for all the candidates of that session are ‘Reduced Uniformly’ by the Prometric Software.
- Likewise, Session in which the ‘Average Marks’ for all the examinees are ‘Low’ is categorized as a ‘Difficult Session’ by the Prometric Software and consequently, Marks for all the examinees of that session are ‘Increased Uniformly’ by the Prometric Software.
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