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there might be some randomness in awarding marks in few boards but there is for sure no randomness should happen in giving respect...thts all from my side and i put this topic to an end
@all with the insider info....guys pleasr say some positive things too.....after working so hard day and night, its so heart breaking to hear such things now. All along I ve always believed that UPSC is the best promoter of merit in our country, the competition is fair and those deserving do get the best of the chances.....now reading about the prevalence of so much subjectivity in the interview has really saddened me to the depth of my heart.....im not a taker of luck factor, but I think I should start believing in it now.....at least I LL wait for the results to change my thinking.....
Friends if you are finding it tough to wait for the final results, go through this last year's thread, specially from page 8 to page 16. I can guarantee you the goose bumps of a level of roller coaster ride
rookie said: Ok here's some insider info which I had gotten some 3 days back but was waiting for final clearance!
1. The members who have awarded above average marks to many - Kilemsungla, Vinay Mittal 2. Highest number of below 100 marks awarded - Rajni Razdan 3. Uniform distribution of marks across marking spectrum i.e marks awarded as per performance - David 4. Neither below average nor above average marks to many - Amar and DK 5. Below average marks to many - Chattar 6. Just about average marks to many - Manbir 7. Both very high marks and low marks - Alka and Rajni
*Source - Classified. *Reliability according to my full experience - 80%
I am wondering what makes Chattar Singh so cordial and yet awarding below average marks (
Friends if you are finding it tough to wait for the final results, go through this last year's thread, specially from page 8 to page 16. I can guarantee you the goose bumps of a level of roller coaster ride
Yeah, it was really nostalgic and very very dramatic. Thank you for digging that one out man. Few minutes later Tejaswani and robinold both got IPS and Shitansu got IFS.
Friends if you are finding it tough to wait for the final results, go through this last year's thread, specially from page 8 to page 16. I can guarantee you the goose bumps of a level of roller coaster ride
rookie said: Ok here's some insider info which I had gotten some 3 days back but was waiting for final clearance!
1. The members who have awarded above average marks to many - Kilemsungla, Vinay Mittal 2. Highest number of below 100 marks awarded - Rajni Razdan 3. Uniform distribution of marks across marking spectrum i.e marks awarded as per performance - David 4. Neither below average nor above average marks to many - Amar and DK 5. Below average marks to many - Chattar 6. Just about average marks to many - Manbir 7. Both very high marks and low marks - Alka and Rajni
*Source - Classified. *Reliability according to my full experience - 80%
I am wondering what makes Chattar Singh so cordial and yet awarding below average marks (
I hope I am not twice unlucky.
Go through the link that Oceanus has posted here. Hilarious! Will help you feel much better about yourself- helped me! I am in the same position, mister.
And although it didn't work out last time around, be confident about yourself iss baar!
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Ok here's some insider info which I had gotten some 3 days back but was waiting for final clearance!
1. The members who have awarded above average marks to many - Kilemsungla, Vinay Mittal
2. Highest number of below 100 marks awarded - Rajni Razdan
3. Uniform distribution of marks across marking spectrum i.e marks awarded as per performance - David
4. Neither below average nor above average marks to many - Amar and DK
5. Below average marks to many - Chattar
6. Just about average marks to many - Manbir
7. Both very high marks and low marks - Alka and Rajni
*Source - Classified.
*Reliability according to my full experience - 80%
I am wondering what makes Chattar Singh so cordial and yet awarding below average marks
I hope I am not twice unlucky.
Life changes in a matter of minutes.
And although it didn't work out last time around, be confident about yourself iss baar!
Facts say Chhatar Singh bad at awarding marks. My heart just sank (sigh)
And I am the usually stoic types.