Generally, if you do poorly in one round and very well in all the others, you should still be able to get selected.
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24.7646532537272372632362832832723% to be exact.
- Anonymous February 04, 2013Seriously, this is a silly question. Tell us what the questions were, how you answered them, how long it took. Even then it will be very difficult to say.