Sep 28, 2026
AISSEE is an OMR exam — and silly bubbling errors steal marks from bright students every January. Here are the 7 worst offenders.
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Never save bubbling for the last 15 minutes — the bell can come early. Solve one, darken one. Or batch in blocks of 20–25, never more.
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Skip question 47, mark 48's answer in 47's row — and every answer after it scores zero. Keep a finger on the row; re-match every 25 questions.
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Half-shaded or tick-marked bubbles may scan as blank. Fill edge to edge with a smooth blue or black ballpoint — practise on real OMR sheets.
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There is no negative marking: a blank scores the same as a wrong answer — zero. Attempt all 125 (Class 6) or 150 (Class 9) questions.
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Last minutes = verification, not new questions. Roll number, number alignment, skipped questions attempted, full bubbles, no double marks.
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10–15 mocks on real OMR sheets, strictly timed. When your knowledge score equals your OMR score three times in a row, the risk is gone.
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