JEE Main Eligibility

Hello Yash,
It's normal practice in any MCQ type of paper to have negative marking. This is to prevent students from randomly marking answers even if they are not knowing ABC of it. It has been observed that many students have a tendency to mark answers whenever no negative marking is prescribed with the hope of getting few marks simply by stroke of luck. Here in JEE Mains, authorities have therefore decided to have negative marking @1 mark per wrong answer which is quite liberal and not stiff. However, knowing this, I suggest you must attempt to answers all questions first where you feel that you have found correct answer. After this has been accomplished, and with time available, attempt few questions where you have little doubt but say are more confident. In such cases, you will get 4 marks for correct answer but will be loosing only 1. But definitely do not attempt to answer questions where your doubt is more than 50%.