What is normalisation of Indian Coast Guard marks?

<p>The Indian Coast Guard arranges the marks of the candidates in the case if the candidates attempted the CGCAT examination in different shifts to attain a rational approach to the marks. Nevertheless, the normalization process is made using a statistical method before the results could be out.&nbsp;</p><p>The formula for calculating the normalized marks is:</p><p>Mij: The normalized marks of the jth candidate for ith shift&nbsp;</p><p>Mtg: Average mark of the top one percentiles of candidates of each shift&nbsp;</p><p>Mqgm: The total of mean marks in the shift with the highest mean and standard deviation of marks among all the shifts&nbsp;</p><p>Mti: It means the mean of marks of the 0.1% the highest scorer in the ith shift&nbsp;</p><p>Miq: Mean marks + Standard Deviation where I represents a shift.&nbsp;</p><p>The CGCAT is an examination with 100 multiple choices questions in a two hours span. To contains the various topics in the syllabus there are Five sections includes General Awareness, English, Numerical Ability, Reasoning, and Military Aptitude.&nbsp;</p>

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