What is the maximum deduction that can be applied per element in uneven bars?

The maximum deduction that can be applied per element in uneven bars is 0.6. This deduction is established within the gymnastics scoring system, where judges evaluate each element based on technical execution and adherence to skill requirements. If a gymnast performs an element with flaws such as poor form, lack of height, or insufficient precision, the judges will assign deductions. However, even in cases of significant errors, the maximum deduction remains capped at 0.6 for each individual element performed on the uneven bars. This standard helps maintain consistency in scoring across performances and ensures that no single error can disproportionately affect a gymnast's overall score.