JMSSaspirant
Uh was it something about the type of rock formed? I can't exactly recall it.

    For Superiors:
    SR:22/30?
    I reckon for NR it would be like 35/50
    Math-45/60
    What do yall think about this?

    i heard that half the people get an interview... then about 200 ppl get in

      JMSSaspirant Same too easy.
      It made mad to some degree, because my tuition Centre made the practice tests way harder than the actual test.

          .. do you think 35/50 is a superior on nr, 45/60 is a superior in math, and 22/30 is a sup in SR?

          • .. replied to this.

              .. and plus we need to acknowledge that some people didnt even prepare and jus rocked up. Therefore Sup for math is either in the high 40s like 45-49. Those are my predictions.

                JMSSaspirant
                i mean the predictions make sense... they seem accurate.. ill agree with it... but we never know.

                  also, does anyone know what they might ask in the interviews?

                    lask theyll ask why you want to attend jmss, what values youll bring into jmss, what you do in your free time, what youre hobbies are, fav scientist and why? ect> hope that helps mate!

                      I remember one :
                      Two peoples weight and height are the same and one is standing on top of Himalaya and other is on the ground. Does one weigh more than other

                      Should i just attatch my science and math reports?

                      JMSSaspirant Probably 40-42/50 for NR and SR most likely like 24-25/30 but math's makes sense. Also this is my opinion, you do not need to take it as factual.

                          Not being cocky or anything,(seriously), If I get 17-18/30 In SR, 39-40/50 on NR, and like 54/60 in math, and get like above or highs in writings, do i have a chance at the interview?