Will normalization process apply in CUET UG?

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Shruti Garg
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Normalisation process will apply in CUET UG if the exam is conducted in multiple sessions. Earlier, in CUET 2024 the normalisation process was eradicated as the subject wise examination was held in a single day window. CUET normaliation process is applied to adjust socres for variations in difficult

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