CEED 2023 Score Card

• CEED 2023 scorecard is prepared by giving 25 percent weightage to marks obtained by candidates in Part A of the exam and 75 percent weightage to scores obtained by candidates in Part B of the design exam.
• It will be valid for a period of one year from the date of declaration of the result.

Candidates need to note that the hard copy of CEED 2023 scorecard will not be sent to them under any circumstance. CEED answer booklet for Part B of the exam will not be provided to candidates. Apart from this, marks secured by non-qualifying candidates in Part B of the exam will not be disclosed. 

Details on CEED 2023 Scorecard 

Below mentioned details are mentioned on CEED 2023 Scorecard. 

• Candidate's name
• Roll number
• Scanned photo
• Scanned signature
• Number of candidates appeared
• Number of candidates qualified
• Part A qualifying marks
• Total qualifying CEED score
• Total marks obtained by candidates
• Part-wise marks obtained by candidates
• Open rank 
• Category rank

Normalization of CEED 2023 Scores

Normalization is a process for ensuring that students are neither advantaged nor disadvantaged by the difficulty of exams that they do for the Boards. When an exam is conducted in multiple slots, then we know there can be variations in the difficulty level of the exams. To adjust this variation in difficulty level at different slots, normalization is done. Conducting exams in different slots means, there will be a variation in the difficulty level of the exams. To resolve this issue, scores are normalized.

Under normalization candidates have two types of marks:

• Raw marks: These are the actual marks obtained by the candidate.
• Normalized marks: These are the modified marks offered to a candidate considering the relative difficulty of his slot compared to the difficulty of other slots of his discipline.

If it is calculated that the slot of a candidate is relatively easy when compared to the other slot of his discipline then his normalized marks will be less than his actual marks.

But if it is calculated that the slot of the candidate is relatively difficult than other slots of his discipline then his normalized marks will be more than his actual marks.

CEED 2023 Normalisation Formula

One of the factors used in calculating the normalization by its formula is the percentile score

The percentile score of a candidate in a board or CEED will tell us what percentage of candidates have scored below that candidate in that Board or CEED.

A Percentile score is a value below which a certain percent of observations falls.

For example, the 30^th percentile is the value (or score) below which 30 percent of the observations will be found.

The Percentile of a Candidate will be calculated as :

CEED 2023 Merit List 

CEED 2023 Merit List will be announced online right after the announcement of the results of the candidates who have appeared for the exam. Only those applicants who have made it to the merit list will be called in for CEED 2023 counseling. Applicants who are not eligible will be disqualified from participating in the counseling session. The entrance examination of CEED has to be successfully qualified by the applicants to be eligible for counseling and seat allotment.

• CEED 2023 merit list will be prepared as per the marks obtained by the candidates in the Part B examination.
• The selection of a candidate is based on two exams, PART 1 and PART 2, those who clear PART 1 go for PART 2, and those who get through the part 2 paper will be named in the merit list of CEED 2023. 
• PART 2 of the exam will be pen and paper-based and the period of the question paper will be of 2 hours. Part 2 paper will be comprised of 2 sections: mandatory and optional.
• The merit list will have two parts: The final drawing list and the waiting list.
• The candidates appearing in the final drawing list will be allocated the seats on a first come first serve basis and then the remaining seats will be filled through the waitlist candidates.
• Candidates are required to have all the documents which are required for admission for verification.

In CEED 2023 scorecard and merit list, ranks are allotted to candidates in different categories. Check out the different types of CEED ranks that are allotted to candidates:

• Open Rank: Open rank is given to candidates whose total CEED score and marks in Part-A are equal to or more than the minimum qualifying marks  
• EWS Rank: This rank is given to General category candidates who belong to the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) of the society. Such candidates are also given Open ranks as there is no separate cutoff for such candidates.
• SC/ST/OBC-NCL Rank: This rank is given to candidates who belong to Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST), and Other Backward Class (OBC) categories. However, the ranks of such candidates are retained only if they can produce original certificates issued by the relevant authority at the time of verification of documents. If any candidate fails to produce the relevant document, s/he is considered under the Open category only.
• Open PwD Rank: This rank is valid for General category candidates who are physically disabled. However, similar to SC/ST/OBC-NCL rank, candidates can retain the Open Persons with Disability (PwD) rank only if they can produce relevant documents at the time of verification of documents. 
• SC/ST/OBC-NCL PwD Rank: This rank is valid for SC/ST/OBC category candidates who are physically disabled. If any candidate fails to produce the relevant document at the time of verification, s/he will be considered for admission as per their SC/ST/OBC rank or Open rank, as applicable.