Sir will the marks be deducted for answering wrong answer?

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Absolutely no, there is no negative marking, yet, to be sure, in the Listening module, if you have missed any question, avoid making a wild guess.
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There is no negative marking, yet, to be sure, in the Listening module, if you have missed any question, avoid making a wild guess.
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There is no Negative Marking on Ielts, But it affects your overall grades
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No, there no negative marks in IELTS. Also partially correct answers will not give you any credit.
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There is no negative marking for IELTS.
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No, there is no negative marking in the IELTS exam.
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