A lot of new and challenging updates are coming from the recruitment body that explains lot of things in terms of score calculation. After Banking Sector, we got new attention from the SSC Sector. The terms normalization is going to play a significant role in terms of upcoming SSC Recruitments. Hence, today we will elaborate how the SSC normalization formula explained and how it is going to affect the real selection process in the real-time exam, Marks distribution, and many more. The term normalization was introduced in the month of February 2019 and it was implemented right away in the same year. Now, let’s discuss the same thing with the explanation from the experts of the best SSC Coaching in Kolkata Avision Institute below.

SSC Normalization Formula Explained:

The Staff Selection Commission has already decided to normalize the process of marking that helps the candidates to score marks in the SSC examination. The organization has made some changes in the score of the candidates for the examination in multi-shifts to take into account the difficulty level of question papers across different shifts.

The process of normalization is based on the fundamental assumption “The distribution of the abilities of candidates is the same in all the formats. This updating method is mainly implemented in the multi-shift examination”. This assumption is justified since the candidates appearing in the multiple shifts that are conducted by the commission are large and the procedure of examination is random for the candidates.

The following formulae will be used by the commission to calculate the final score for the candidates in the multi-shift SSC Exam:

Explanation:

1. Mij = Normalized marks of J^th candidate in the i^th shift.

2. Mtg = It is the Average marks of the top 0.1% of the candidates in the Examination considering all shifts (Number of candidates will be rounded up).

3. Mqg = It is the sum of mean and standard deviation marks of the candidates in the examination also considering the same shift.

4. Mti = Average marks of the top 0.1% of the candidates in the i^th shift (Number of candidates will be rounded up).

5. Miq = The sum of mean marks and standard deviation of the i^th shift.

The expertise of the Avision Institute is the Best Online SSC coaching in India explains the concepts of normalization of the SSC score for the candidates of their own in special and broad explanation. This is how our expertise also calculates the score of the candidates practicing from the practice set of Avision Institutes.

SSC Normalization Score Details:

Check out the details of the SSC Score Normalization below:

1. SSC paper I (Online Exam) marks will be normalized using formulae that explained above with explanation.

2. The marks of the normalization will determine the Final Merit and Cut-off Marks.

3. SSC paper II (Descriptive) is going to be of Qualifying nature and is intended to test elementary language skills in view of the categorization in the post of Group-C. The marks of the paper-II will be distributed 40% for unreserved category and 35% Reserved Category.

4. If the NORMALIZED score is equal for more than one candidate, then marks of the Paper-II will be the decider.

5. However, the final selection will be based on the performance of the candidates based on its written exam. 

Note: Paper 1 is always going to play a major role in terms of selection. However, we need to consider Paper 2 for the qualifying nature that could be used to determine the Merit List only when the marks of the Paper 1 is equal for more than one candidate.

Hence, these are some real facts that explain how the SSC normalization formula is explained. However, Avision Institute brings the best explanation of the SSC that will bring some valuable information to the candidates. This institute is completely determines with its mission that explain the learning ability, test series analysis, video lecture, and live interaction for the doubt sessions to become the Best coaching for SSC in Kolkata for successful ratio.