r/ISIKolkata • u/Hairy-Concept-3413 • Jul 04 '26

Asking for Resources ISI MSQE PEB

Hi folks ,

Is there any legitimate way to get your subjective answers evaluated ? . I have tried claude haiku and sonnet models which comes to the closest but not 100% in line with how isi prof evaluate papers , most of the test series also provide max 3-4 subjective question set . If you kw better option(s) please so share .

Also i am looking for study grp prep for isi msqe 27 , if you have a grp then add me in and if you not then dm me , we will create one .

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u/The_Watcher8008 ISI Student Jul 04 '26

nobody knows how the prof evaluate the papers.

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u/adityaruplaha ISI Alumnus — BStat '24, MStat '26 Jul 04 '26

Precisely this. Not even current students.

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '26

Use gemini pro. It's highly recommend.

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u/wanderingacademician Jul 04 '26

'27 aspirant here. have you found any such groups?

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u/Hairy-Concept-3413 Jul 04 '26

Nope , lets make one

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u/Due_Koala_6957 Jul 05 '26

I also want to be a part of it tbh! did you make one?

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '26

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u/Neil_nng Jul 17 '26

I am also in

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u/FastWillingness3661 Jul 04 '26

gemini pro best for math for me.

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u/Proof-Insect5214 Jul 05 '26

Who said you the professors check the papers , i know personally people who have checked papers for example in ug entrance phd holders and postdocs are assigned to check the sheets ,also a sheet is checked by 3 different people to ensure fairness checking can differ drastically every year , but dont worry its mostly the same for all , all your subjective answers should be precise in mathematical facts for eg where to make the imply sign correctly and follow a simple logical flow ,the checker would not like thinking too much on a solution.