Hi Siva,
To sum it up can I say that it is a relative grading to the given context.
For ex.... all India percentile of a person in a competitive exam need not be valid if you do it for a region in the context of the same examination.
The words themselves say..... it is a forced rating to a predetermined parameters .....and therefore it is contextual.
The issue therefore is whether such a methodology is universally acceptable and is it by statistics that all cases with a larger probability fit into the bell curve even if you do not force it. I am trying to understand the applicability of this method across board.
Kindly put in your views for my understanding.
Regards
Jayaseelan
To sum it up can I say that it is a relative grading to the given context.
For ex.... all India percentile of a person in a competitive exam need not be valid if you do it for a region in the context of the same examination.
The words themselves say..... it is a forced rating to a predetermined parameters .....and therefore it is contextual.
The issue therefore is whether such a methodology is universally acceptable and is it by statistics that all cases with a larger probability fit into the bell curve even if you do not force it. I am trying to understand the applicability of this method across board.
Kindly put in your views for my understanding.
Regards
Jayaseelan