DU JAT 2022 Result

DU JAT 2022 Result

All the important information regarding the results of DU JAT 2022 can be found on this page. The result of DU JAT 2022 consists of the names and ranks of the candidates who have been shortlisted for further selection rounds – Group Discussion and Personal Interview.

Candidates must note that the written exam of DU JAT 2022 has 85% weightage, whereas the rounds of Group Discussion and Interview have a collective weightage of 15%. The final merit list is prepared to on the basis of the candidate's overall performance in the three rounds.

Another important piece of information that candidates must note is that they will get a window to change their course and college preferences on the admission portal. The DU officials will not entertain any requests for changes after this deadline. Candidates have to select ‘No Preference’ for a course or college in which they do not seek admission.

How to View DU JAT 2022 Result

Candidates can follow the under-mentioned steps to check the DU JAT 2022 results.

• Log on to the website ntaexam2022.cbtexam.in

• Click on the 'Undergraduate Admissions' tab.

• A new page will open you have to click on the ‘DU Entrance Test Results - 2022’ link. 

• DU JAT 2022 result will appear on your screen in a PDF format.

• Download and take a print out of the result for future references.

DU JAT 2022 Result Important Dates

The important dates related to the results of the DU JAT 2022 exam have been provided in the table given below.

DU JAT 2022 Result Normalisation Process

The DU JAT normalization process is a standardization method to calculate the scores obtained by the candidates who appear in the DU JAT 2022 entrance exam which takes into account various factors. The normalization process for DU JAT 2022 was first introduced in the year 2018 by the University of Delhi. 

As the DU JAT entrance exam is conducted across multiple shifts, there is a difference in the level of toughness. Even though a lot of effort is put to ensure that the difficulty level of the question papers across all shifts is inequity, it is likely that some shifts will have those question papers whose difficulty level will be higher than the others. In order to make sure that no candidate is in an advantageous or disadvantageous position due to the difficulty level of the questions papers, the raw scores obtained by the candidates are put through the normalization process. The DU JAT merit list is also prepared on the basis of the marks secured by the candidates after the normalization process is employed.

How Does DU JAT 2022 Normalisation Process Work?

As explained above, the normalization process is used by the conducting authorities to ensure equality in marks obtained by the candidates in the DU JAT entrance examination. Here is how the DU JAT normalization process works:

• First, the total marks obtained by the candidates in all the sections are summed up

• The summed up marks will be the Raw Marks obtained by the candidates which will be equated using the Normalisation Process

• An Equi-Percentile method will be employed on the raw marks of the candidates to normalize the raw scores

• Next, the conversion of the scaled scores into percentile scores will be done which will be used to prepare the DU JAT merit list

Factors Responsible for DU JAT 2022 Rank Determination

The following factors will determine the rank of the candidates which will be updated on the DU JAT 2022 merit list:

• The difficulty level of the examination

• The total number of test-takers 

• The maximum marks obtained by the candidates in the DU JAT exam

• The average score of the candidates obtained in the entrance exam

Tie-Breaking Policy for DU JAT 2022 Merit List

During the preparation of the DU JAT 2022 merit list, there will be a possibility of two or more candidates who will have the same percentile scores after the normalization process. In this case, a tie-breaking policy will be used by the DU JAT officials during the preparation of the DU JAT 2022 merit list. Here is how the tie-breaking policy will be employed:

• Candidates with a higher Best of Four aggregate (including one language) in their 10+2 qualifying exam will be given priority

• Candidates with higher entrance test scores will be preferred

• Candidates with a higher Best of Five aggregate (including one language) will be given preference

• Older age candidates (according to the class X certificate) will be prioritized