SPSC Screening Test Marks Calculator
Work out your Sindh Public Service Commission screening test score with negative marking. Enter your test figures below to get your net score, percentage, merit band, an attempt versus accuracy breakdown, and a merit planner that shows how many correct answers your target needs.
Test figures
Default 0.25 for SPSC; edit if your test uses a different scheme.
Enter your test figures and press Calculate score to see the result here.
Merit planner (what-if)
Enter a target percentage and see how many correct answers you need out of the questions you attempted, with negative marking applied to the rest.
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Frequently asked questions
Net score equals correct answers multiplied by marks per question, minus wrong answers multiplied by the negative marking value. Skipped questions add or subtract nothing. Percentage is net score divided by the maximum possible score, multiplied by 100.
Most SPSC screening tests deduct 0.25 marks per wrong answer on a 1-mark question. The exact scheme is printed on the test instructions, so always confirm it before the test and enter the correct value in the calculator.
The qualifying line moves with each test, but as a rough guide scores below 40 percent rarely qualify, 40 to 59 percent is borderline, 60 to 74 percent is competitive and 75 percent or above is a strong merit position. Only the official SPSC result decides.
No. Skipped questions contribute zero marks and zero penalty, which is why blind guessing is risky under negative marking. Use the accuracy breakdown in this tool to see whether your attempts are helping or hurting your net score.