Not necessarily. At my uni, the scoring for multiple choice exams corrects for guessing correctly. If there's 100 questions and 4 choices per question, the scoring only starts after 25 points: 0-25 correct 0%, you go from 0 to 100% based on the number of points between 25 and 100.
I’ve taken tests where they adjust for guessing by giving some points for a skipped question. With 5 options, it’s something like 1 point for a skipped question and 5 points for a right answer (and 0 for a wrong answer). That way blind guessing is no better than not answering.
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u/captain_salt_bag 20h ago
Statistically he'll get an 11.25 lol
(25%)