MAH SCET to Use Normalization Method for MBA/MMS and MCA Exam Score Calculation 2025

MAH SCET to Use Normalization Method for MBA/MMS and MCA Exam Score Calculation 2025: Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (MAH CET) for MBA, MMS, and MCA announced through an official notification that it will adopt the normalization method for score calculation in the year 2025. The examination for MBA, MCA, and MMS will be conducted in multiple shifts, resulting in various question papers and questions. Therefore, there is a potential variation in the difficulty level of the examination conducted. The MAH SCET to Use Normalization Method for MBA/MMS and MCA Exam Score Calculation 2025 to ensure fairness while comparing scores of candidates from various shifts.

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MAH SCET to Use Normalization Method for MBA/MMS and MCA Exam Score Calculation 2025: Check Details

To understand why the authority has implemented the normalization method, one needs to understand the basics. Normalization is a widely used technique in large-scale educational assessments in India, which addresses the disparities among different question papers conducted in various sessions. The process of normalization helps to ensure that candidates who have appeared for a state-level examination are neither favored nor disadvantaged based on the shift they appear in.

Students must remember that the marking scheme for the MAH MBA/MMS Exam 2025 and MAH MCA Exam 2025 will now be affected.

How to Calculate Percentile Score?

Students can check below to learn the formula to calculate the Percentile score in the examinations under MAH SCET:

Percentile score of a candidate = [100*(Number of candidates who appeared in the session with raw score ≤ the candidate's score)] / Total number of candidates in the session

To further ensure accuracy, MAH SCET has also stated that the percentile scores will be calculated up to seven decimal places to minimize ties and provide a more precise ranking. This minor change will help the students by guaranteeing the fairness of the marking scheme and more transparent evaluation in the MAH CET 2025 for MBA, MCA, and MMS.