How to Control Negative Marking in UPSC Prelims | Accuracy Strategy for 2026–27 | IAS Origin

Negative marking is the biggest reason aspirants fail UPSC Prelims.
Even well-prepared students lose marks due to poor attempt strategy.

In this video, you will learn:
Why negative marking destroys rank
Psychological traps in UPSC exam hall
3-tier question classification strategy
When to skip questions confidently
Safe attempt range for UPSC Prelims
30-day plan to improve accuracy
If your mock scores fluctuate or you fear negative marking, this video will fix your approach.

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