A wonderful surprise for students, The BJP-led state government
has decided to cancel the Negative Marking system in the Medical Entrance
Examination from this year for the assistances of students.
Vinod Tawde, the education minister, informed the state
legislative assembly in Nagpur on Thursday that they had decided to remove the negative marking system from the medical entrance test examination from 2015.
legislative assembly in Nagpur on Thursday that they had decided to remove the negative marking system from the medical entrance test examination from 2015.
The entrance test is conducted after the class XII exams. The
state has also decided to appeal in the Supreme Court, asking to
"withdraw" Maharashtra from the national medical exams.
"Due to participation in the national entrance test, we are
losing 300 medical seats that is more enough by consideration. We have to keep
300 seats for students of other states because we are a part of the national
medical test. On the other hand, from our state, hardly 25-30 students are
going out of our state to take the medical admission to other colleges. Once we
withdrew ourselves, then we will get back 300 more seats for our
students," said Tawde and that’s a good honor for educational communities.
The MH-CET is a Common Entrance Examination for admission to all
health science courses. The MH-CET exam is conducted in multiple choice
questions format wherein each question carries 4 marks. Physics paper carries
180 marks, Chemistry 180 and Biology 360. There is negative marking in MH-CET.
One mark per question is deducted for wrong answers. One mark is deducted for
marking two or more answers of same question, scratching or overwriting.
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