[kill_the_cat]

Originally Posted by vishnuindian10

Hi puys,


ONE SIMPLE DOUBT..

IN the ibsat OMR sheet , the Admit card number column had only 5 Circles , but the Admit Card number was 6 digits, so the invigilator asked to draw another circle and shade it.... !!!:(
Evry one did the same,,, ?

Do the Computer will accept a circle which we drew ourself.. ( Even if a circle is shaded 75%, the computer will show error, how come this will work.. and ofcourse we cant drew a perfect circle... ? ? ? ))))))

I don't know the basic idea behind this , kindly pour your ideas regarding this...


Thnk u

we were asked to shade 5 digits from the right... i.e. leave out the left most digit... as per the thing u did i dont think tht this is a feasible method...

[vishnuindian10]

Originally Posted by kill_the_cat

we were asked to shade 5 digits from the right... i.e. leave out the left most digit... as per the thing u did i dont think tht this is a feasible method...

cool


but does all the nos start with 1 . . .. ? (1207 - 1xxxxx) -- in this case no problem, but if some no is 1207- 2xxxxx....

Same No might get Repeated ????

[kill_the_cat]

Originally Posted by vishnuindian10

cool


but does all the nos start with 1 . . .. ? (1207 - 1xxxxx) -- in this case no problem, but if some no is 1207- 2xxxxx....

Same No might get Repeated ????

well i guess in that case the other data wud come into play... as in the name etc... though not sure... i think only the ICFAI ppl can tell wot to do really

[mastermindjai]

i attempted around 105+40 with around 80-85% accuracy.
what r my chances of getting a call?

Is there any sectional cutoff for calls?
I felt QA had hardly any "1 min questions".. what do others think?

Jai

[abhishek1711]

guys i see the attempts have been low among all the aspirants overall. so if u have attempted around 150 with lets say 80% accuracy , u dont need to loose heart. getting an interview call in IBS isnt a big thing, so just sit back n chillax, and start working on ur interviews

[rupeshgera]

Originally Posted by vishnuindian10

Hi puys,


ONE SIMPLE DOUBT..

IN the ibsat OMR sheet , the Admit card number column had only 5 Circles , but the Admit Card number was 6 digits, so the invigilator asked to draw another circle and shade it.... !!!:(
Evry one did the same,,, ?

Do the Computer will accept a circle which we drew ourself.. ( Even if a circle is shaded 75%, the computer will show error, how come this will work.. and ofcourse we cant drew a perfect circle... ? ? ? ))))))

I don't know the basic idea behind this , kindly pour your ideas regarding this...


Thnk u

Dude you are screwed,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[rupeshgera]

Dun wrry abt circles and squares they will do it manually....

[duffer]

kill the cat

i do agree wid u total mismanagement vvvvvvv unfair exam....cheaters will have a ball in this exam

[vishnuindian10]

Originally Posted by rupeshgera

Dun wrry abt circles and squares they will do it manually....

cool


how was ur exam..

do u have idea ,of how many would have attended ibsat this year..

[kill_the_cat]

Originally Posted by duffer

kill the cat

i do agree wid u total mismanagement vvvvvvv unfair exam....cheaters will have a ball in this exam

guys
i think we are kind of overdoing it in some way....

firstly there was mismanagement in the exam.... i totally agree with everyone on that... but the mismanagement was due to the respective scholls that were chosen as centres and the invigilators present there.... but for cheating we have to take into account one more thing... its totally unethical so on apersonal note i wudnt do tht... also when two people conspire to cheat they have to be careful about a lot of things... e.g. the invigilator, external checkers (like the ICFAI ppl in this case), fellow exam takers etc... so it does reduce the overall number of attempts.... thereby balancing the entire eqn out... although there are a few cheaters who do it in a very efficient way(which cannot be disclosed on a public forum)....

well the bottomline is what they make up for in accuracy by cheating they lose out in number of attempts... and since ibsat was more of a speed based exam there is emphasis on both accuracy and speed so only one of those wont really matter....

as for the negligience on part of the invigilators... i dont even want to speak about it as i think the most PATHETIC THING that a teacher can do is let students cheat

all the best to u all