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BPSC Screening Test Marks Calculator

Calculate your Balochistan Public Service Commission (BPSC) screening test score with negative marking. Enter your total MCQs, correct, wrong and skipped counts, and get your net score, percentage, merit band, and a target planner for 60, 70 and 80 percent.

Test details

Set 0 if your test has no negative marking.

Net score

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0% of 0 maximum marks

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Score breakdown

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Skipped questions—
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Accuracy vs attempt analysis

Accuracy (correct of attempted)0%
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Target planner

Extra correct answers needed (with no more wrong answers) to reach each target.

TargetNet score neededExtra correct neededStatus

Merit bands (rough guide)

  • 80% and above — Outstanding: usually far above the cutoff.
  • 70% to below 80% — Strong: usually comfortably above the cutoff.
  • 60% to below 70% — Competitive: near the typical qualifying zone.
  • 50% to below 60% — Borderline: qualification depends on the test.
  • Below 50% — Below the usual cutoff: prepare again and improve accuracy.

BPSC cutoffs change with every post and applicant pool. This is only an estimate; the official BPSC result is final.

Frequently asked questions

BPSC screening tests often deduct a fraction of a mark, usually 0.25 marks, for every wrong answer. Skipped questions are not deducted. The calculator above lets you change the deduction to match your own test instructions.

Net score equals correct answers multiplied by marks per question, minus wrong answers multiplied by the negative marking per wrong answer. Percentage is net score divided by maximum marks, multiplied by 100.

Cutoffs change with every test, but 60 percent and above is commonly near the qualifying zone, 70 percent is usually a strong score and 80 percent or above is outstanding. Only the official BPSC result confirms qualification.

No. Skipped questions give zero marks and no deduction. If you have negative marking, skipping a question you are unsure about protects your net score instead of risking a wrong answer.