HOW IS THE MERIT LIST CALCULTED IN TNAU? IS THERE ANY CONCESSION FOR CBSE STUDENTS
Answers (2)
12th Jul, 2020
Hello,
The calculation of cutoff marks is done by individually dividing every subject's marks by 4, and then add all the marks, for example
Someone has got following marks:
Physics 91
Chemistry 87
Maths 92
Biology 87
Then
Physics 91/4 = 22.75
Chemistry 87/4= 21.75
Maths 92/4= 23
Biology 87/4= 21.75
Now the obtained cutoff is 89.25 .
And sorry there is no concession for cbse students there.
Hope this helps, all the best.
The calculation of cutoff marks is done by individually dividing every subject's marks by 4, and then add all the marks, for example
Someone has got following marks:
Physics 91
Chemistry 87
Maths 92
Biology 87
Then
Physics 91/4 = 22.75
Chemistry 87/4= 21.75
Maths 92/4= 23
Biology 87/4= 21.75
Now the obtained cutoff is 89.25 .
And sorry there is no concession for cbse students there.
Hope this helps, all the best.
1 like
1 Comment
Reply
12th Jul, 2020
Greeting Aspirant,
The merit list is Prepared on the basis of marks in Top four subjects, where English is Mandatory, it means average of marks in English + marks in Top 3 Subjects.
There is no any concession for CBSE or any other board students.
There are Concession for OBC, SC, ST students with valid Caste Proof.
Hope My Answer Helped You.
Best Of Luck For Future.
Comments (0)
