My scorecard

Prelims scorecard:
I attempted 83 questions in Paper I. Most probably 69 were correct and 15 were wrongs.

Mains Scorecard: 
In essay paper I wrote on the following topics

  • Destiny of a nation is shaped in its classrooms.
  • Social media is inherently a selfish medium.
In GS papers, I attempted all the questions but couldn't do justice with 1 or 2 questions in each papers.
In Mechanical paper, My correct attempt was of 430 marks, did some silly mistakes in 40 marks, half attempt in 20 marks and left one 10 mark question.
My Personality test was in Bhonsale Sir's board.

I was expecting 120-130 marks in essay, 430-450 in GS, 310+ in optional and 160-165 in interview.

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