Free Aspirant Tool
Percentile & Normalised Score Calculator
Convert rank to percentile, percentile to expected rank, and normalise your shift marks with the standard multi-shift formula.
Rank to percentile
Your percentile96.250You are ahead of about 1,15,500 candidates.
Percentile to expected rank
A 99% percentile means roughly rank 1,200 out of 1,20,000.
Multi-shift normalisation
Estimated normalised marks126.67
Formula: normalised = ((top of all shifts - average of all shifts) / (top of your shift - average of your shift)) x (your marks - average of your shift) + average of all shifts. Results are an estimate; the official normalised score is published by the commission.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How is percentile different from percentage?
- Percentage is your marks out of the maximum; percentile is your position relative to all candidates who appeared.
- How is a multi-shift score normalised?
- The standard formula compares your shift's average and difficulty with the overall exam, and the tool applies it to your raw marks.
- Can I convert percentile back to rank?
- Yes. Enter percentile and total candidates to get the expected rank range.