got a problem with ought to

[Raymott]

Could I use "They were supposed to arrive at completly different conclusions." in the context?

You can use "ought to have arrived" in place of "should have arrived".
You can use: "ought to arrive" in place of "should arrive".

No, "They were supposed to arrive" means a different thing from "They ought to have arrived".
In the latter, the speaker is asserting that they came to the wrong decision. They have arrived at a decision different from what the speaker thinks is right.
In the former, the speaker is saying that it was supposed/expected that they would arrive at a different decision.