SSC Result 2020: SSC Marks Normalization Update

SSC Normalization of Marks: Staff Selection Commission has announced calculation of scores for SSC MTS, CGL, CHSL, JE and all other exams conducted by SSC, through a normalized method. This update was introduced in PDF format on the official website of SSC on February 07, 2019.

Latest News: SSC has released the scorecards for SSC CGL Tier 1 Exam. Check the scorecards below and know an increase or decrease in scores after normalization. SSC released the SSC CGL Tier 1 Result on 1st July. Candidates qualifying above the SSC CGL Cut Off Marks are eligible for Tier 2. Along with the results, cut off marks has also been released.

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• SSC has released the link to check the candidate’s SSC CGL Normalized Marks. Click on the direct link above to check your normalized score. Enter your Login Credentials and click on submit.
• Staff Selection Commission has released the SSC CGL Notification on 22nd October 2019 to fill in more than 8000 vacancies across India.
• Normalization ensures that the result is fair for all candidates as the varying difficulty level in different shifts of the exam is balanced by SSC.
• SSC CGL Result with the Normalized marks will be released any day now. The Tier 1 CHSL will be conducted on 17th March 2020.
• Most Government Recruitments have now implemented this method due to its legitimacy. SSC is a very reputed and extensive recruiter who released the formula they use to implement normalization.
• SSC CHSL Notification 2020 will be out on 3rd December 2019. If you are interested in applying, fill the application form from 3rd December to 10th January 2020.

Check Your SSC CGL Normalized Marks

SSC Normalization of Marks

SSC has concluded to calculate the marks of any candidate appearing for SSC CGL through normalized score calculation. CGL exam is conducted in multiple shifts, thus, keeping in mind the difficulty level of each shift, SSC has introduced this change.

SSC CGL Scores After Normalization 2019-20

Here are few candidates scorecard showing the raw scores and normalized score. Check the scorecards to know how the marks changes after normalization.

• The below scorecard shows decrease in scores after normalization.

• In the below scorecard, there is an increase of marks by 5 after normalization.

• The below scores show that the scores have increased by 20 after normalization.

• Here also we can observe increased marks after normalization.

• Here also there is a drastic increase in marks after normalization.

• The below scorecard shows a lot of changes in the scores.

• Check the below scorecard showing an increase in scorecard.

• We can observe there is an increase in the score after normalization.

• The below scorecards shows the normalized score and raw score.

• We can observe the normalized score has increased by 50 marks after normalization.

Change in SSC Score After Normalization 2018-19

Here are a few candidate’s scorecards from SSC CGL 2018 Exam Results. Go through below SSC CGL Scorecards and see the changes in the score after normalization.

• This below image shows a candidate’s scorecard whose final score has increased by 40 marks after normalization.

• Check this below image which shows an increase of 44.5 marks in the final score after normalization.

• Here is another SSC CGL 2018 Scorecard whose final score has increased after normalization

• Here is a candidate’s scorecard which shows an increase of 17 marks after normalization.

• Here is a candidate’s SSC CGL Scorecard whose final score has increased by 40.6 marks after SSC normalization process.

• Below is a Candidate’s scorecard whose final score has decreased by 4 marks after SSC Normalization.

• Check out another scorecard whose marks are increased by 42.7 marks after normalization

The difficulty level of question papers varies across different shifts. This helps to simplify the general of SSC CGL Result.

What is SSC Normalization?

Normalization is nothing but adjusting scores measured on different scales (difficulty level etc) to a common scale. It’s done to evaluate the performance of all the candidates on similar exam parameters i.e. It aims to adjust the difficulty level across different shifts of the exam.

Why is SSC Normalization Done?

The normalization is done following the fundamental assumption that in all multi-shifts examination, the distribution of abilities of candidates is same across all shifts.

This fundamental assumption holds true since the number of candidates appearing in the exam conducted by SSC is large and the allocation of shifts to the candidates is random.

How is SSC Normalization Done?

The scores calculated using the normalized formula can be corrected up to 5 places of decimal. Given below is the formula for calculation of final scores of candidates in SSC exam:

 Where,

SSC CGL Normalization – Example

• A candidate got 142 marks on 11 August, 2nd shift.
• The Average marks of top 0.1% candidates in all sessions = 191
• Sum of Mean and SD (cut-off) for all sessions = 131
• Average marks of top 0.1% candidates in 11th August 2nd shift = 185
• Sum of Mean and SD (which is basically a cut-off)for 11st august 2nd session = 129
• Normalization marks = (60/56) (13) + 129 = 142.92

How to check SSC Result 2020?

SSC announces the result on the official website in PDF format for different exams. The qualifying candidates can find their roll numbers in the PDF to check their results.

Given below are the steps to find SSC Result online:

• Visit the official website of SSC
• Click on the direct link to check the desired exam result
• SSC Result opens in the PDF format
• Find your roll number in the given list to find if you have qualified the exam.

SSC also releases a scorecard/mark sheet after the SSC Result announcement. Candidates can check their scores for each section and total marks obtained in the SSC Scorecard.