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I am preparing for dinner, which is a significantly less daunting endeavor than the INMO.
Best of luck to YOU Soham. You have been a wonderful member of Brilliant.org for about as long as we have existed. We are so proud of you, and will hold you in our thoughts next Sunday.
Yeah that always feels discouraging. I had a final exam in college once where I only answered 3 out of 8 questions. I felt awful, and later found out I had the highest score in the class...so you never know! That said I know nothing of the INMO.
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I am preparing for dinner, which is a significantly less daunting endeavor than the INMO.
Best of luck to YOU Soham. You have been a wonderful member of Brilliant.org for about as long as we have existed. We are so proud of you, and will hold you in our thoughts next Sunday.
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Thanks!
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How was your KVPY interview BTW? :)
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Hi guy's, how did the INMO go?
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I solved 4 problems, but couldn't complete my solutions to 2 of them as I didn't have enough time. I'm not sure if that's going to be enough. :(
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Yeah that always feels discouraging. I had a final exam in college once where I only answered 3 out of 8 questions. I felt awful, and later found out I had the highest score in the class...so you never know! That said I know nothing of the INMO.
When do you find out the results?
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Feeling tensed for INMO. The extremely low time limit will be a really big problem.
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exactly, solving AND writing them up would be really difficult..
Best of luck!!!...so how's ur preparations going on?