The original post is in the Telegram EQE Main group.
Immediately after the exam, you can feel disappointed. In particular, you will only think about the things that you missed or forgot to write down.
But don’t give up hope – nobody knows what will be awarded marks, not even the Examination Committees. The most important thing that you must do is to generate an answer that is sufficiently detailed to pass.
After the exam, they look at what has been handed in and base their marking on actual answers during the exam. The passing rate is always adjusted during the marking. There is no target, but an acceptable bandwidth.
The Examiners Report only has the ideal answer, which is usually only arrived at by 5-10% of all candidates. See, for example, the comments during the Tutors Meeting 2024 that they accepted multiple answers for B which were not documented in the Examiners Report:
information.patentepi.org/issue-4-2024/tutors-report-eqe-2024-papers.html
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