AP ICET Results 2025: Download Scorecard, Tie-Breaking & Normalisation
Updated on :
November 27, 2024 04:46 PM
AP ICET 2025 Results
The results of AP ICET 2025 are to be declared on June 20, 2025, online on the AP ICET Official Website. Candidates can download their scorecard cum rank card from the AP ICET Official Website by entering their registration number, AP ICET hall ticket number, and date of birth AP ICET 2025 rank card will have section-wise scores, marks obtained, rank and the candidate's details.
AP ICET 2025 will be conducted in two sessions on May 06 and May 07, 2025. In 2023, the attendance rate for the AP ICET was 90.20%, and among the 49162 people who applied for the exam, 44343 appeared for the exam, which is in line with the general pass proportion of 9026.
How to Download AP ICET 2025 Scorecard
Candidates have to follow some easy steps to check their AP ICET Result 2025 such as:
1. Click here to visit the AP ICET Official Website.
2. Go to the top and click on the "AP ICET Results 2025" Tab.
3. In the register number and admit card number.
4. Tape on see result tab.
5. Screen AP ICET result.
6. NOTE: Make sure you PRINT a COPY of the result for reference.
AP ICET Tie-Breaking Criteria
If there is a tie in more than one student who got the same score in AP ICET 2025, The ranking/tie breaker of such students will be as follows: firstly, the marks obtained in Section-A of APICET 2025 may be considered. If there is a tie even in the sum of all marks scored in Section & B, Section B's marks will be considered. If all this also ends, the obvious winner 2nd phase counts the age of the two skaters to crown the oldest of two.
Normalisation of Scores
AP ICET 2025 is held in 2 sessions for candidates meeting the same eligibility criteria and are as per the same syllabus and pattern.
Candidates should only appear in one session, and there may be variations in the question papers, leading to differences in the levels of perceived difficulty.
A normalisation process is required to get a distribution range of ranks for all the candidates across different sessions and to fairly address this variation in ranks.
Normalisation ensures that marks from the more accessible session may be slightly decreased, and those from the more brutal session could be kissed up a bit based on the average performance in each session.
Normalisation is the process of rationalising the performance of the candidates across sessions to ensure that they are not disadvantaged due to the difficulty level of their session and also putting all on a fair pedestal.
