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KERALA STATE HIGHER JUDICIAL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTION PAPER PATTERN

Objective Type Multiple Choice questions shall also contain questions with multiple correct answers and in such questions all the correct answers are to be marked/indicated. If the candidate darkens any of the wrong answer options or darkens only a part of the correct answer options, it will be treated as incorrect answer
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Objective Type Multiple Choice questions shall also contain questions with multiple correct answers and
in such questions all the correct answers are to be marked/indicated. Correct answers shall carry two
marks each and one mark will be deducted for every incorrect answer. (If the candidate darkens any of the
wrong answer options or darkens only a part of the correct answer options, it will be treated as incorrect
answer).

Objective Type Multiple Choice questions shall also contain questions with multiple correct answers
and in such questions all the correct answers are to be marked/indicated. If the candidate darkens any
of the wrong answer options or darkens only a part of the correct answer options, it will be treated as
incorrect answer

KERALA STATE HIGHER JUDICIAL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTION PAPER PATTERN

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