How to Creat Educator Merit 2015

Subject/Portion	Merit Marks
Interview	5 Marks
Professional Qualification	5 Marks
Matric	15 Marks
Intermediate	20 Marks
Graduation	20 Marks
Masters	20 Marks
MPhil / PhD	5 Marks
NTS Test	10 Marks
Total Marks	100 Marks

Now How to calculate your merit?

Merit will be calculated on basis of percentages in different degrees. For instance if you have 70% marks in Matric, divide it by 100, the result will be 0.70. Now multiply it with allocated Marks for Matric i.e

Your Matric Percentage x Allocated marks for Matric = Your Merit Marks for Matric

0.70 x 15 = 10.50

Here is demo of Merit Calculation for Educator Recruitment. Marks are only supposed so you can fit your marks in the demo and calculate your own merit.

Degree	Percentage (Assumed, Change it with Your Own)	Allocated Marks	Formula	Merit Marks
Matric	0.70	15	0.70 x 15	10.50
Inter	0.80	20	0.80 x 20	16.00
Graduation	0.74	20	0.74 x 20	14.80
Masters/BS	0.73	20	0.73 x 20	14.60
Professional (B.Ed)	0.75	05	0.75 x 05	3.75
MPhil	=	05	=	=

Merit Marks = 59.65

Now this is calculation of 85 marks. You can get an idea about remaining 15 marks as well. 5 Marks will be for Interview. Usually panel gives 4 marks so you can these 4 marks to your total merit.

Merit Marks > 59.65 + 4 = 63.65

10 Marks will be for NTS Test. Percentage of NTS test is quite simple. If you get 70 marks in NTS test, you will simply get 7 Marks from these 10 allocated marks. Similarly, if you get 76 marks in NTS test, you will get 7.6 marks from these 10 allocated marks. For example, if we assume you succeed in getting 75 marks in NTS test; you will get 7.5 marks from these 10 allocated marks of Entry Test. Now add these marks in your total merit marks.

Merit Mark > 63.65 + 7.5 = 71.15

Now this is your total merit. Selection will be made on the base of these numbers. If there are 10 seats in your area and you are in top ten candidates according to your merit marks, you will be selected.