Does SSC GD normalisation impact the marks?

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a month ago

Here's a forum-style response tailored for the SSC GD normalisation discussion:


I've been curious about how SSC GD normalization works, and after digging a bit, here's my take. The process doesn't arbitrarily change your raw marks but adjusts scores across different shifts to ensure fairness. Imagine

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a month ago

SSC GD normalisation impacts marks by adjusting the raw scores based on the difficulty levels of different shifts. The marks after this process might increase or decrease or stay the same. The normalised marks are used to declare the result. 

 

 

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