The code works based on the principle of polynomial regression:
In MET 2025, both entrance exam scores and board exam results are considered. To account for varying difficulty levels across different boards, board percentages are normalized into band scores from 0 to 10. This creates a "fair" system where your final score combines your MET performance with your standardized board exam band. Here's how board percentages are converted to bands:
- 95-100%: Band 10
- 90-94.99%: Band 9
- And so on...
- Below 50%: Not qualified for MET
Your final band score is calculated using the following formula:
\( \frac{\left( \frac{M}{240} \times 100 \right) + \left( \frac{B}{10} \times 100 \right)}{2} \)
Where M is your MET score (out of 240), and B is your board band (0-10).
The data used in this predictor has been compiled by polling students across various MET campuses, with careful verification to ensure accuracy.
Using a mathematical concept called polynomial regression, We can find the ranks for values of various band scores.
