NORMALISATION EXPLAINED Odisha Staff Selection Commission, (ot.33.12.2022), (For Explanatory/ Educational purpose only. This is not an Order or Resolution) 1. What is normalisation? Normalisation is the process of rationalising or equalising the marks scored by Candidates in different shifts. This is done by evaluating their marks on a common : scale. 2. Whenis normalisation used? When same examination is conducted in different shifts using different question sets, in MCQ mode, Normalisation is used. In its detailed Advertisement, OSSC mentions if normalisation is likely to be used. 3. Whyis normalisation necessary? * To maintain uniformity in the selection process and judge the merit of the candidates on a common notation.lt is almost impossible to set question of same difficulty in all shifts. (If examination is conducted in 20 shifts, 20 set of questions are required). : * Candidates may be evaluated unfairly if the paper they got in their shift is comparatively tougher than other shifts. To end this unfairness and disparity in candidates’ scores, normalisation has been introduced. What is the effect of normalisation on raw scores? Normalised scores may be less or more than raw score. * The marks of candidates who get a tough paper in their st after normalization. * The marks of candidates who get a easy paper in their shift can decrease after normalization. can increase 5. Which Examinations/ Recruitment agencies use Normalisation? a) Recruitment Agencies like Staff Selection Commission, IBPS, Indian Air force, Railway Recruitment Board, State Recruitment Agencies (PSC as well as SSC) use normalization, if an MCQ examination is repeated in many shifts. b) Educational Examination like NEET, JEE, OJEE use normalisation, since their examination is repeated in many shifts. 6 Where do | get more information about Normalisation methods being using by ossc? In their Advisory Notice No.IIE-155/2020-2444/OSSC,Dtd, 02.09,2021available on weaw.ossc.20V.in. It lists the methods used by OSSC, formulae and brief description of such normalisation methods.‘AIAIASHEA (Normalisation) @ @4iGi4! GGal @rioial eae zisaIa , (Dt.31.12.2022) (se0@ GuisMl /Salae saa ard | aa ve zisca Gq ares ged) 1. QidukRSKeRA (Normalisation) @61? IGSESA (Normalisation) sag Ge Aqsa guia gal sala eaiaiager aide qoge Ga) arn Gee BBaI | <2 aeuBA GamGa sarIATA AKG AUER 24-421 eaLAIGAN | 2. GREGEGEE AEIGAEAE (Normalisation) QEgO Ga? casosase ania ga GAR ga cag vena @d GEa Gqsa ediare, McQ GAIg 69, SrimaceaR erege G4 | aI qo GeARED, aRIRAEGE CHORE caaIA AACA AF S os OSSC ASRS! COE | 3. QIAEESE (Normalisation) aS AIEEE? + 909 aiaisa ariRe eam awa! ae ae aRiIDA GaGaca Quite calaHaIg era ee, ans Aqea arin AgGUIA (difficulty) gq Ga Ce! gia AWE ZEB | (2 aarAI 20 Aqsa eaiary, 204 geacag aieane) | + aeieteg asta GIasa QauieR eaIaIaCIA Ad aRIEe caRIEG Aqsa aIAgE! gaag 2m Gq asa! gaRIRE MEGA GOR FA | IEE 6aIREA YE AANA ar AARIROIR Ga 2841 Aig auraaeae (Normalisation) BAA eaIaIa8 | 4. Raw aie ease aeIGE~AA (Normalisation) @ gaIe ea? lena URGE raw SIND eR Sq] eRe sAIEAICA | + aidienne nid, saree cariace dqgsa Ge gaug a18s, gaia czeiasa ga ARICA | + atiaise a, sadnisa saniewa dgsa we age ggag a1N6, aluIBaeaa seal asa 9 6gQAICE | 5. Ged aataa / FqS asagqGe aisiaaeae (Normalisation) G12R@ CAG? a) Gig Gsaeae oan, 2eeea, Siasia cigsa, caw 4QS Gad, aay 493 6G (Baa we" waTAM) 0 HgS acOgAGe arnadeaa cvenia ead, as Zane Aqsa MCA ast! RAIA Gs | b) Gaia Cara ae NEET, JEE, OJEE aUIaEeRE (Normalisation) @4@a1a @@8, caceg caninga aatal nene dasa qraigs gv | 5. _Osscaral ereRIa earniagal sriimaseag aadate Gaaca dane qen cadiog a1ae? daimdeia! S84 ¢° (Notification No}. ME-155 / 2020-2444 / OSSC , Dtd 02.09.2021 wuw.ossegovin 62 GARE | YOKR OSSC TA GES gg ver wBod auiMEeRe (Normalisation) aRGqgea erg adel omeIRG CaIMIEE |