The Board of Secondary Education Rajasthan has announced that Normalization will be applied to calculate the REET score. In this article, we have explained the REET Normalization Process for your easy understanding of how the scores of candidates will be calculated for REET 2025.

• The normalization of scores is applied as a measure to avoid discrepancies due to the difficulty level of the question papers across different shifts.
• The REET exam will be conducted on 27th February in multiple shifts and for that the official has also issued the REET admit card 2025. Therefore, the board decided to apply normalization to the scores.

 so we could expect the same of 2025 and this will be updated once the notification is released. Check details of the REET Result here!

What is the REET Normalization Process?

Normalization of scores is a process used to adjust the results so as to avoid countering variability that may arise in the results in the case of examinations that are conducted in multiple shifts/ over multiple days. The normalization process makes it simpler to fetch results that evaluate the performance of the candidates appearing by adjusting the scores for parameters like difficulty level of each shift, number of candidates in each shift, etc.

As the REET 2025 was conducted in 2 shifts over 2 days, the Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (BSER) decided to implement the REET Normalization Process for estimating the scores of the candidates. The details of the formula to normalize the REET scores are presented below.

Sij = µ +((Xij - µi)/ σi) * σ 

Where

• Sij = Scaled Marks of jth candidate in ith shift
• µ = Mean of raw score of third shift
• Xij = Raw marks of jth candidate in ith shift
• µi = Mean of raw scores of ith shift
• σi = Standard Deviation of raw scores of ith shift
• σ = Standard deviation of raw scores of third shift

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Why is REET Normalization Required?

As discussed earlier, the normalization of scores is applied to adjust the marks of all candidates for factors such as the difficulty level of shifts, number of candidates in each shift, etc. The REET 2025 was conducted for 2 days i.e., 23rd and 24th July in two shifts each day. Therefore, to fetch rational and adjusted results and to eliminate any discrepancy in the scores due to the aforementioned parameters, the BSER applied the REET Normalization Process. The same is expected is REET 2025 cycle as well.

Minimum Qualifying Marks for REET 2025

In order to qualify for REET 2025, the candidates must secure the minimum marks for the respective category, as specified by the BSER. Given below are the details of the category-wise Minimum Qualifying Marks for REET 2025.

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