https://jipmat.entranceug.com/
CAN WE TRUST THIS CALCULATOR
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bruhh stop seeing predictive calculators even before the exam has finished, bro.
Since I'm pretty sure, w.r.t academic weightage from this year, most students would be having a score of 85%+ in 10th (imo I would place it at 90%) and 80%+ in 12th grade (imo I would place it at 85%) to have the academic consistency to even give a tough compitetion for a good JIPMAT Score.
i) What if the paper is tougher this year? Students who used this calculator beforehand would sweat in the exam when they ain't able to reach their assumed par score, and not give their best at all.
ii) What if the paper is easier this year? Students who used this calculator beforehand might get overconfident in the exam on clearing their par score and heave a sigh of relief, and relax slightly, whereas their competition might be racing against time to solve more/as many questions as they can.
Just, just DO NOT GO ABOUT GETTING TENSED 4-5 DAYS BEFORE, Y'ALL. REVISE CONCEPTS, ANALYSE WEAK SPOTS, AND GIVE IT YOUR BEST, and HOPE FOR THE BEST, simple.
Maybe, maybe such a predictive calculator could be made with enough sample data, next year, when academic weightage is not assumed, but mapped.
The best calculator would be made from the year later, with two years of data backing up.
And, to factor in toughness, you can't, until the paper's over - and then you might map the no. of easy/moderate/difficult questions respectively, relative to the past 2-3 years.