JEE
(Main) 2013 - Frequently Asked Questions about Normalization
Q1. What will be my
normalized Board marks based on my Board and JEE (Main) Score?
A. Your normalized
Board marks will be based on your position in the Board (i.e. your percentile
score). The percentile score you get in your board will mainly contribute to
your normalized marks. Please see example.
Q2. I could not do well
in JEE (Main) but have done very well in Board exam; will I qualify for
appearing in JEE (Advanced) after getting weightage of normalized Board marks?
A. No, the normalized Board
marks weightage is only for deciding ranking of JEE (Main) which will be used
for admission to all Central Funded Technical Institutions (CFTIs)/ NITs/IIITs
but excluding IITs).
Q3. As written, the
five subjects will be taken into account for calculation of percentile and
normalization are 1-Language, 2-Physics, 3-Mathematics, 4-Chemitry (any one of
Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science, Biotechnology), 5-Any Elective or
Language. Can this 5th subject be Computer Science as I have already
taken Chemistry from PCM Science group?
A. Yes, the 5th
subject can also be any of the four subjects which are given at Sl No. 4 above.
However no subject should be repeated.
Q4. I have studied five
subjects English, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Computer Science. Since
Computer Science falls under the same Science group, will it be considered as
fifth subject?
A. Yes, Computer
Science will be treated as fifth subject in this case.
Q5. If I do well in
additional sixth subject then will it be accounted for in place of subject
Physics, Mathematics, at least One from Chemistry/Biology/Computer
Science/Biotechnology?
A. No. The subjects
required should meet eligibility criteria, i.e. one language, Physics,
Mathematics, one from Chemistry/Biology/ Biotechnology/Computer Science and one
any Elective or Language.
Q6. I have only four
subjects in my Board examination, whereas 5 subjects has been mentioned in the
scheme of study for Science to be considered for admission to NITs, IIITs. Will
I be considered?
A. For this year as an exception, the candidates with four
subject will also be considered provided the subject combination satisfies the
eligibility condition of JEE-Main.
Q7. The variable/symbol
B0 is not used anywhere
in the normalization formula given in the "Normalisation Procedure"
document.
A. The B0 is the marks obtained by
the candidate in his/her Board, which is the basis for calculating percentile
(P). Hence variable B0 is
only a base for calculating percentile (P), which is further used to get
corresponding JEE (Main) marks.
Q8. What will be the
minimum marks that should be scored in class 12th Board exam to be
qualified for admission in IIT?
Q9. Some Boards like
CBSE give grades for few subjects such as Work Experience etc, will these
grades be also considered for fifth subject while normalizing score?
A. Such subjects are
not considered for the purpose of normalization.
Q10. I have appeared in
class 12th Science stream examination with English Core, Physics,
Chemistry, Mathematics and Computer Science. Is my subject combination is
correct for JEE (Main)?
A.Yes.
Q11. I have scored 423
out of 500 marks in my Board examination and was JEE (Main) Paper-1 score is
180. What will be my normalized marks for JEE (Main)?
A. Your normalized
marks will be based on your percentile rank within your Board. The equivalent
marks of JEE (Main) percentile (All India) and JEE (Main) percentile (of that
Board) will be taken into consideration based on your board percentile score.
In order to calculate
normalized board marks, one needs to know marks of all the students in that
Board, marks of all the student of that Board in JEE (Main), as well as marks
of all the students of all the Boards in JEE (Main). Please see example.
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