u/Impressive_Stuff_522

Anyways CEE's prospects this year are in favour of state students, but along with that the way CBSE has corrected science students papers is soo inconsistent... we are pushed to an even worse position. So as a group is there something we can do to ensure the CEE does an additional normalisation to make things fair?

#bringbackmanual #boycottosm

lets ensure that re evaluation will be free and manual.

https://x.com/Adhem47073828/status/2054529457923543446?s=20

This is my tweet retweet this and make sure our voices are heard... Only if we stand together can we rise against the unfair treatment we have received. WE MUST GET THE MARKS WE DESERVE.

Make the hashtag #bringbackmanual viral LETS MAKE THE AUTHORITIES ANSWER. Come on we can only do this together so please share the message around.

#BRINGBACKMANUAL

https://x.com/Adhem47073828/status/2054529457923543446?s=20

This is my tweet retweet this and make sure our voices are heard... Only if we stand together can we rise against the unfair treatment we have received.

Make the hashtag #bringbackmanual viral LETS MAKE THE AUTHORITIES ANSWER. Come on we can only do this together so please share the message around.

#BRINGBACKMANUAL

Please can we all please take an initiative towards trying to make CBSE make the re evaluations manual. The OSM method has been extremely unfair on a lot of students. Students expecting top grades have significantly lost marks.
And it’s so painful to not get the marks you worked for.
There has been serious unfairness in the correction and bringing back manual correction is the only way. Please support me in the movement.

#Bringbackmanual

please students elarumm vijarichal namuk proper marks edukam by making re evaluation manual and not OSM. please spread this around. 

#BRINGBACKMANUAL

Please can we all please take an initiative towards trying to make CBSE make the re evaluations manual. The OSM method has been extremely unfair on a lot of students. Students expecting top grades have significantly lost marks.
And it’s so painful to not get the marks you worked for.
There has been serious unfairness in the correction and bringing back manual correction is the only way. Please support me in the movement.
#Bringbackmanual

So 18th April shift has a peculiarity that… THERE IS 0 BONUS/CANCELLED qns…
And here i thought having no bonuses was a good thing but it seems that having no cancelations will most likely cause a reduction in the expected score 😭😭😭

So I want the opinions of seniors and the few professionals in the crowd…
How do you think normalisation will be for this shift.
In terms of difficulty alone, it’s said to be moderate but very lengthy…
Please help out gang 🙏😭

General consensus are that conceptually 19th April shift was the hardest.

18th April was the most time consuming and lengthy due to its sheer volume in math.

And 17th April was the first shift so a dip in marks may be noticeable there...

But what about the other shifts? Drop your opinion and also How do you think normalisation will play out for each shift?

Gemini and other such AI told me 19th and 18th shifts were the hardest. But I’m not sure whether to trust them, what’s all of your opinion?
Any and all responses are appreciated because i wanna know whether my normalised score will go up or not.

At the moment i have 356/600 in KEAM 18th shift. We have no cancelled qns and all.
Also at the worst 265/300 in CBSE boards.

356/600 for KEAM and 263/600 for PCM Boards at the least... the index score (should be) is 441+/600 depending on normalisation... what could be my rank and is Model engineering college possible? any branch...

I attempted 119 qns in keam out of which around 20 were last minute panic guesses ( An extremely dumb move I know, im a fresher and I should've thought things through ) I still did somewhat prepare and did a lot of mocks and all in which I didn't perform horrible.

Anyways, im assuming a horrible case of 50 incorrect out of 119 qns attempted. Which brings my KEAM score to:

226/600.

And my PCM score for (CBSE Board exam) at the worst is gonna be:

265/300

(86 phy, 87 chem, 90 math)

What will be my normalised KEAM score and what is my most likely rank range...?
Thank you once again to everyone!!