DiskhaSharma
If you want can follow this site.This is an up to date website even you will get all the information related to DSSSB here.

    SwatiShukla
    Normalisation has nothing to do with accuracy. The sole determinant here is raw score in various shifts, regardless of how accurately aspirants of a shift attempted their paper.

      Happysingh
      The term “normalisation” refers to the process of converting values measured on disparate scales to a “common” scale. It is primarily used to assess the performance of all applicants using comparable test settings. Its goal is to vary the exam’s difficulty level across shifts.

        SwatiShukla
        According to me to calculate the final percentile for a candidate, the Normalized method takes into consideration the sum of the mean and standard deviation of scores for a given slot. So, rather than achieving a certain score, precision is the objective.

          MadhuKumari
          you can apply for the above said post by visiting the official site of Dsssb dsssb.delhi.gov.in.