Estimate your likely marks based on correct, wrong and unattempted answers.
Get a section-wise breakdown of your expected UPSC score — enter correct and wrong answers separately for Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, English Language and General Awareness to see each section's score and your overall total.
Enter correct and wrong answers for each section (default: 2 marks per correct answer, 0.5 negative marking — edit if your exam uses different values).
| Section | Correct | Wrong |
|---|---|---|
| Reasoning | ||
| Quantitative Aptitude | ||
| English Language | ||
| General Awareness |
Set the marks per correct answer and the negative marking value for your exam (defaults are 2 marks and 0.5 negative marking, matching most UPSC Prelims papers). Then enter the number of correct and wrong answers for each of the four sections — Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, English Language and General Awareness — and click Calculate Score.
For every section: Section Score = (Correct × Marks per Correct) − (Wrong × Negative Marking). Your total score is simply the sum of all four section scores, shown alongside the individual breakdown so you can see your strongest and weakest sections at a glance.
Looking at your score section by section — rather than just one overall number — makes it much easier to identify which subject needs more practice before your next attempt, which is exactly how UPSC CSE, CDS and similar exams are structured.
Yes, both the marks per correct answer and negative marking fields are fully editable to match your specific exam.
No, this tool calculates your raw section-wise and total score only; official cut-offs vary by exam, year and category.