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Weightage for assigning merit ranks:AP-EAMCET-2017

Weightage for assigning merit ranks:

75% of EAMCET normalized marks and 25% of Intermediate Marks in group subjects to prepare the rank.
Note: 
For the candidates for whom there is no qualifying cut off in AP EAMCET - 2017, if the marks in AP EAMCET – 2017 after normalization goes below zero (negative), the marks is treated as zero and the rank is assigned based on 25% of Intermediate marks weightage. If the tie persists, then AP EAMCET – 2017 normalization marks (though negative) are considered for breaking the tie.

Demonstration with a sample data:



The following is based on a sample data to explain the normalization process. The data is based on almost equal number of candidates in all the four sessions. The normalization is shown subject wise so that students get the benefit based on subject wise performance rather than the entire paper in a session.



Averages and Standard Deviations in a particular session and averages of top 0.1% candidates of a particular session, Global Average and Standard Deviations of all sessions together, Averages of top 0.1% candidates in all sessions is given in Table 1. Example data of normalized marks is shown in Table 2 to Table 5.



Table 1: Averages and Standard Deviations of sample data



Maths
Physics
Chemistry
Session1
Avg
27.01245
11.44816
13.56629
Std_Dev
10.23632
4.135746
5.939418


Top 0.1% Avg
74.28
37.93
37.7





Session2
Avg
27.23746
11.49711
13.69626
Std_Dev
10.38974
4.177132
6.005731


Top 0.1% Avg
74.85
38.03
37.93






Avg
23.8686
10.25933
13.55555
Session3
Std_Dev
7.717783
3.20095
5.403734

Top 0.1% Avg
70.05
35.55
39






Avg
23.95383
10.2931
13.55808
Session4
Std_Dev
7.793973
3.212227
5.460391

Top 0.1% Avg
70.18
36.4
39.38





All
Global_Avg
25.52725
10.87743
13.60516
sessions
Global_Std_Dev
9.252138
3.764241
5.718592
together
Top 0.1%




Global_Avg
73.92
37.65
38.74



Table 2: Example of Normalized marks in Session 1:



Candidate
Marks
Maths
Physics
Chemistry
Total






C1
Actual Marks
0
0
0
0







Normalized Marks
-4.6
-1.407
-1.49
-7.498






C2
Actual Marks
8
3
5
16







Normalized Marks
3.857
1.682
3.845
9.385






C3
Actual Marks
61
16
25
102







Normalized Marks
59.89
15.07
25.19
100.1






C4
Actual Marks
76
36
38
150







Normalized Marks
75.75
35.67
39.06
150.5









Table 3: Example of Normalized marks in Session 2:



Candidate
Marks
Maths
Physics
Chemistry
Total






C1
Actual Marks
1
3
4
8







Normalized Marks
-3.74
1.595
2.595
0.451






C2
Actual Marks
14
9
2
25







Normalized Marks
9.932
7.771
0.464
18.17






C3
Actual Marks
48
24
33
105







Normalized Marks
45.69
23.21
33.49
102.4






C4
Actual Marks
78
38
39
155







Normalized Marks
77.24
37.62
39.88
154.7









Table 4: Example of Normalized marks in Session 3:



Candidate
Marks
Maths
Physics
Chemistry
Total






C1
Actual Marks
0
0
0
0







Normalized Marks
2.634
0.622
0.957
4.21






C2
Actual Marks
10
5
1
16







Normalized Marks
12.81
5.83
1.926
20.6






C3
Actual Marks
50
17
31
98







Normalized Marks
53.52
18.33
30.99
103






C4
Actual Marks
74
39
38
151







Normalized Marks
77.94
41.24
37.77
157









Table 5: Example of Normalized marks in Session 4:



Candidate
Marks
Maths
Physics
Chemistry
Total






C1
Actual Marks
4
1
2
7







Normalized Marks
6.457
1.97
2.935
11.4






C2
Actual Marks
19
7
9
35







Normalized Marks
21.75
8.018
9.641
39.4






C3
Actual Marks
13
6
16
35







Normalized Marks
15.63
7.01
16.35
39






C4
Actual Marks
67
9
24
100







Normalized Marks
70.69
10.03
24.01
105






C5
Actual Marks
57
8
35
100







Normalized Marks
60.49
9.025
34.55
104






C6
Actual Marks
80
38
40
158







Normalized Marks
83.94
39.26
39.34
163








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