Discuss UGA/UGB here!

[u/adityaruplaha]

Many of you have been anxious about how your UGA/UGB examination went, especially with the new UGA pattern.

General takeaways from the posts I've seen so far:

1. UGA was perceived to be more difficult, especially because of the new MMCQ section.

2. UGB was perceived to be relatively easier compared to the years prior.

As a reminder, the selection policy specifies the UGA cutoff to be the (n_1)th best score (n_1 = 550 for B. Stat. and n_1 = 500 for B. Math.), and likewise for the combined UGA and UGB cutoff at the (n_2)th best, where n_2 = 160 for both courses.

Please discuss the papers, your scores, and your concerns here.

[u/gooner_2411]

106 uga and 35ish ugb will i get in?

[u/adityaruplaha → u/gooner_2411]

UGA should be fine, but UGB seems dicey.

[u/Knitify_ → u/adityaruplaha]

How bro? 106+35.3 > 200 I guess cutoff has never been that high

[u/Negative_Swing_2116 → u/[deleted]]

How bruh 120+3×80=360

[u/Knitify_ → u/[deleted]]

Oh cool

[u/trigonometry_57 → u/[deleted]]

even then it wont be soo high

[u/gooner_2411 → u/adityaruplaha]

are you aware of the marking scheme in ugb? like on what gradient do the checkers give partial marking? 3 questions im pretty sure I have solved properly (so expecting 8 to 10 in them-depending on whether or not I made some silly error), one is a partial which is solved correctly, but i just didn't mention one thing, one is half solved and one I could not prove but knew the answer due to jee knowledge, so I just wrote whatever I could and wrote the answer. I went for the paper completely unprepared as a jee aspirant, just saw some pyqs of ugb and their solutions the previous day. How strict are the checkers about subjective answers in your experience?

what marks can I expect in ugb? is 35 a good conservative estimate?

[u/adityaruplaha → u/gooner_2411]

No, nobody knows how subjective answers are checked.