No, there is no negative marking in the Medical College Admission Test (MDCAT).
This means that you will not lose marks for incorrect answers. You should attempt all questions, even if you are unsure of the answer.
Here's why this is beneficial:
- Encourages attempts: Knowing there's no penalty for incorrect answers encourages students to attempt all questions, maximizing their chances of scoring well.
- Reduces anxiety: The absence of negative marking reduces test anxiety, allowing students to focus on answering questions to the best of their ability.
- Fair assessment: It ensures that the test focuses on assessing a student's knowledge and understanding of the subject matter, rather than penalizing them for guessing.
Remember, the MDCAT is a competitive exam, so it's crucial to study hard and prepare thoroughly.
