Writing wrong question number

I do my exams on laptop and am wondering what happens if you accidentally write the wrong question number next to a question, for example if you answer 4 but accidentally put 4c, are you cooked?
And what if you forget to put any number?
Would you get awarded 0 marks?

Chances are high that you might get a zero unless if your tutor is considerate and understanding. While handling exams is good you be attentive and only focus on the exam. This should apply even to essays and discussion posts.

I do my exams on laptop and am wondering what happens if you accidentally write the wrong question number next to a question, for example if you answer 4 but accidentally put 4c, are you cooked?
And what if you forget to put any number?
Would you get awarded 0 marks?

I do my exams on laptop and am wondering what happens if you accidentally write the wrong question number next to a question, for example if you answer 4 but accidentally put 4c, are you cooked?
And what if you forget to put any number?
Would you get awarded 0 marks?

If the examiner can tell what it is supposed to be & it’s relatively clear what you are answering then they would probably use common sense and mark it for the right question. They may have to officially flag it to an exam board and have it reviewed but id imagine there is an established process.
If it’s not obvious/they don’t pick it up then:
1) its not good news
2) it probably won’t make a great deal of difference as if they couldn’t tell it probably wasn’t a great answer
In all honesty I don’t know but at university level id be very confident they would still mark it and as such I think they would at A-level/GCSE as well. Most examiners try to be as fair as possible.

Does each examiner get 1 question only or the entire paper? Because if it’s the latter then I think it would be fine