Layout of AISEE scholarship for CST

Please Read layout details carefully, according to the current layout if the total applicant is 3 Lac then only 30000 selected Candidates are eligible for scholarship or rewards but the best part of percentile is if any candidate got less marks due to hard paper then also you have the chance to got the scholarship

Student have to give AISEE examination, Which is going to be conducted in two mode Center Based and Home Based at different part of the country or Home Based Examination with there own device
Scholarship will be given to the students who have appeared and selected in our process.
Students have to clear the examination and come under Top 10 percentile
Students should studying in any AICTE/MCI/UGC Approved college with there merit, it should not be a paid/management seat/quota

How Many Students are eligible for Scholarship or rewards in this Top 5 Percentile?
For Example: Candidate "A" Score 330 out of 360 and he/she is a topper then Candidate A got 100 percentile
Candidate "B" Score 329 out of 360 and no one b/w score b/w candidate A and B then Candidate B got 99.99 percentile.
So, like that those candidate comes till 90 percentile means Top 10 percentile are eligible for scholarship or rewards.
eg. If the total applicant is 3 Lac then only 30000 selected Candidates(Top 10 percentile: 90-100 percentile) are eligible for scholarship or rewards.
*The above calculation if rough calculation, for detail calculation please check the below calculation procedure.

Diffrence b/w percentile and percentage?
Percentile and percentage both are different.
A percentage is a mathematical value taken out of 100, such as marks obtained in the exam by a student is 60% out of 100%.
The percentile will show rank-ordering out of others. For example, Candidate A score 40% more than other students means your rank will compare with the Topper.

Calculation of percentile score of a candidate:
The steps described below are followed to calculate the AISEE overall and sectional percentile scores obtained by a candidate.
Step 1: Calculate the total number of candidates (N) who appeared for AISEE (i.e. including morning, afternoon and evening sessions in Center Based and Home Based Examination).
Step 2: Assign a rank (r), based on the scaled scores obtained in the examination, to all candidates who appeared for AISEE. In the case of two or more candidates obtaining identical scaled scores in the AISEE, assign identical ranks to all those candidates. As an illustration suppose exactly two candidates obtain the highest scaled score in the AISEE Examination, then both of those candidates are assigned a rank of 1. Moreover, the candidate(s) obtaining the second highest scaled score in the AISEE are assigned a rank of 3 and so on.
Step 3: Calculate the percentile score (P) of a candidate with rank (r) for the AISEE Examination as:
P = ((N-r)/N)*100
Step 4: Round off the calculated percentile score (P) of a candidate up to two decimal points.
For example, all percentile scores greater than or equal to 99.995 are rounded off to 100, all percentile scores greater than or equal to 99.985 but strictly less than 99.995 are rounded off to 99.99 and so on.

Please read terms and condition carefully:
1. For Government College, You will get upto 100% Scholarship or maximum INR 40000 Per Semester, whichever is lower as scholarship
2. For Private College, You will get maximum INR 80000 Per Year as scholarship
3. Expected enrolment in this year is 3 lakh and above students
4. Total scholarship will be distributed is 10% of total students enrolled
5. If student come under the slab of Stipend, you will get 5000/month as stipend for 3 months
6. Scholarship will be rewarded for 1 year only if student have backlogs in any paper or in proceeding year then scholarship will be cancelled
7. The scholarship may increase or decrease accede to the number of students enrolled