TANCET 2025 Scorecard: Result Released, Download Scorecard, Toppers List, Ranks, Passing Marks

TANCET 2025 Scorecard: The TANCET Result 2025 was recently declared on the official website of Anna University. Candidates can check their results at tancet.aanauniv.edu. The TANCET Scorecard 2025 will be available on May 7, 2025. The TANCET Exam 2025 was conducted in two shifts on March 22, 2025. Anna University also released the Rank List with the Results.

TANCET 2025 Scorecard Overview

TANCET 2025 Scorecard will be published on May. It will be available for download from May 7 to June 6, 2025. TANCET Scorecard includes details regarding the percentile scores obtained by the candidate in the exam. The results are prepared considering both the actual marks and the percentile score. TANCET 2025 Scorecard only comprises the percentile score. The actual marks are based on the TANCET Official Answer Key and marking scheme, whereas the percentile score is a comparative analysis of a candidate’s performance in the TANCET Exam 2025. Here is the complete schedule of the TANCET 2025 Exam: 

TANCET Result 2025 Download

TANCET Result 2025 will be intimated in due course by Anna University on its official website, annauniv.edu. Candidates can follow the steps below to check their TANCET Result 2025:

Step 1: Visit Anna University’s official website at annauniv.edu.

Step 2: Click on the ‘TANCET Result 2025’ tab on the homepage.

Step 3: Enter the login credentials, including email ID and password

Step 4: Enter the case-sensitive captcha code on the login screen.

Step 5: Click on the login button after entering the captcha to view your results.

Important Details on TANCET 2025 Scorecard

Candidates who have appeared for the TANCET Exam 2025 can download and see their scorecard and results once the TANCET Result 2025 is uploaded by Anna University. There are various details mentioned in the TANCET Scorecard. Some of the important details on TANCET Result 2025 include:

1. Candidate Name

2. Category

3. Registration Number

4. Date of Birth

5. Program Enrolled

6. Rank

7. Actual Marks

8. Normalized marks

TANCET 2025 Score Calculation

The TANCET Result 2025 is computed for the candidates based on the marking scheme of the TANCET Exam. The TANCET Official Answer Key has already been released, and thus, candidates can now check their scores by referring to the following marking scheme defined by the examining authority for various courses: 

1. +1 Mark for each correct answer.

2. 1/3 marks deducted for each incorrect answer.

3. 1/3 marks are deducted if multiple options are selected. 

TANCET 2025 Normalization of Marks

TANCET Exam is being conducted only for the MBA and MCA courses since 2023. As the examination is held in single shift, normalization of marks is not required here. Only the candidates who appear for the Tamil Nadu state-level exam for ME/MTech/MArch/ Plan courses will be facing normalisation of scores for the first two parts of the exam. 

For the TANCET Exam for ME/MTech courses, the question paper is divided into the following three sections:

1. Part 1 - Engineering Mathematics

2. Part 2 - Basic Engineering and Sciences

3. Part 3 - Based on the course opted for

Parts 1 and 2 are the same for all the candidates, whereas Part 3 differs based on the course opted for. So, the mean mark and standard deviation vary as per disciplines in Part 3. To bring uniformity in variations, the marks of candidates are normalised. The formula for calculating the normalized marks is given below:

Formula for normalisation of marks: 

N= 40+(10/s) X (R-M), where, [N= Normalised marks, S= Standard Deviation, R= Raw marks, M= Mean marks]

TANCET 2025 Marks vs. Percentile Analysis

After the TANCET 2025 exam, the TANCET 2025 Marks Vs. Percentile Analysis signified the trend of performance distribution among the candidates who have appeared for the exam.

• Candidates scoring 70+ marks generally obtain a 99.9+ percentile, making them top scorers. Candidates scoring between 65-70 can get a 99-99.8 percentile, implying outstanding performance.
  
  

• Scores ranging between 60-65 are similar to a 98-99 percentile, while candidates with marks between 55-60 can generally fall within the 95-98 percentile range, keeping them well above average.
  
  

• Moderate scorers with marks from 50-55 are placed at a 90-95 percentile, whereas those who are in the range of 40-50 command a good 80-90 percentile.
  
  

• Mark ranges of 30-40 are associated with a 60-75 percentile, which suggests average performance.
  
  

• Those scoring lower than 30 are most likely to obtain a percentile lower than 60, which implies they need better precision and preparation.