Admission Chance Calculator

Estimate how likely you are to get admission by comparing your score with the cutoff and the maximum possible score.

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Your score

Example: 70

Cutoff score

Example: 65

Maximum possible score

Example: 100

Result

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Figures are computed on your device; nothing is sent anywhere.

chance = clamp((myScore - cutoff) / (maxScore - cutoff) * 100, 0, 100); gap = myScore - cutoff

The calculator subtracts the cutoff from your score to find how far above the cutoff you are.

It divides that gap by the room between the cutoff and the maximum score, so a score sitting at the maximum gives the full 100 percent.

The result is clamped between 0 and 100 percent, so scores below the cutoff show no chance instead of a negative number.

Treating the output as a guarantee, when the real cutoff moves each year with the number and quality of applicants.
Using last year's cutoff without adjusting it, even though cutoffs often rise when a subject becomes more popular.

Use it after an admission test to judge whether your score sits safely above the cutoff or only just clears it.
Use it to compare several departments or universities where the cutoffs and maximum marks are different.

If your score is 80, the cutoff is 65 and the maximum is 100, your chance is (80 - 65) / (100 - 65) x 100 = 42.86 percent.

Chance 14.00%

Shortfall ৳5.00

Is this admission chance an official prediction?

No, it is only a rough guide built from your score and the cutoff, so always check the official merit list published by the institution.

Last updated: 2026-10-03