Originally Posted by sikandarbozdar

@Ali Sikandar

Dear, there are about 10-15 questions, which are either wrong or have wrong keys.

So its not 95% right

10-15 mistakes in a competitive exam question paper are not easy to swallow, nor one can brush aside such a blunder.

This test is like a knockout round, where you either make it or you don't, because number of marks obtained doesn't matter. I have passed with 52, it would not make a difference, if I get 60 marks or so.

Think of those who got 40-49

Such mistakes must not be repeated and as of now, and all candidates must be awarded marks equivalent the number of such wrong questions. It is a standard practice even followed by NTS.

Why should candidates suffer for the mistakes of an ill-knowledgeable examiner?

This is no joke, its a competitive exam for heaven's sake.