TSICET Scores

A good score in TSICET depends on various factors such as the difficulty level of the exam, the number of candidates who appeared for the exam, and the number of seats available for admission. However, if the previous year's trends are to be considered, scoring above 90 to 100 marks out of a total of 200 is considered a good score in TSICET. Candidates must note that the cutoff score for TSICET varies for different colleges and universities. Additionally, a good score can vary across categories. Candidates with a good TSICET score and a good academic record are likely to have better chances of securing admission to top MBA and MCA colleges in Telangana.

The primary aim of the normalisation of marks in the TSICET examination process is to ensure that all students are evaluated on a similar scale. TSICET score normalisation guarantees that no test taker gets an advantage or a disadvantage due to multiple exam shifts. TSICET normalisation process brings all the test takers, across shifts, on a comparative scale. Since there are different Sets of questions in each shift, test takers who appeared in a shift with an easy set of questions may get their scores reduced after normalisation. Similarly, test takers who appeared in a difficult exam shift of TSICET may get their score improved from the raw score after normalisation. The difficulty standards of each session are evaluated based on the average performance of the test takers in a particular exam shift.

TSICET rank is allotted based on the normalised scores of the test takers. However, there can be cases when scores of two or more test takers are similar. In such cases, Kakatiya University will allot the TSICET rank by following the below mentioned chronological process -
1. First preference will be given to the test takers with a higher score in section A of TSICET exam.
2. In case the candidates have an equal score in section A, then the candidate with higher marks in section B will be preferred for rank allotment.
3. If the tie persists after considering the scores in Section A and B, TSCHE considers the age of the two candidates. The candidate who is older in age will get the TSICET rank preference.

To calculate the probable score using the TSICET answer key, candidates must have access to following information/documents:
- TSICET answer key
- TSICET question paper
- TSICET marking scheme
- TSICET response sheet
Each candidate will be evaluated based on the officially released marking scheme along with the exam details. As per the TSICET marking scheme, test takers get one mark for each correct response. While no negative marking prevails for incorrect responses or unattempted questions. Once the TSICET answer key and question paper is accessible officially, candidates must check the number of correct answers marked by them using the response sheet. The total number of correct responses marked will be the raw score in TSICET exam.