I wish he scores good mark

[david11]

Is this sentence formation mean the same thing as I wish him for a good marks?(I know I wish he got good marks means entirely different)

 

[bhaisahab]

Is this sentence formation mean the same thing as I wish him for a good marks?(I know I wish he got good marks means entirely different)

"Wish" is wrong in that context. You should use "hope". "I hope he gets good marks".

 

[david11]

"Wish" is wrong in that context. You should use "hope". "I hope he gets good marks".

I thought that but the person who used that said in the sense that he wishes him for good mark.

 

[Rover_KE]

I thought that but the person who used that said in the sense that he wishes him for good mark.

Well show him bhai's answer to put him straight.

 

[Raymott]

I thought that but the person who used that said in the sense that he wishes him for good mark.

You can say, "I wish him a good mark". None of your other variants work; and this is the only way I can think of to use 'wish' in this context.
"We wish you a Merry Christmas" (Song)
"I wish you luck". (Common phrase)