ATIT Result

Result process

After the test phases, IFHE evaluated the responses and used the admission process to communicate selection status. Candidates needed their registered contact details and application credentials to check updates. A result or selection message should have been downloaded and stored because it could be needed during payment and reporting.

The score, selection status and branch offer are different pieces of information. A candidate may perform sufficiently for consideration but not receive the first branch preference immediately. Waiting-list movement or sliding can later change the available branch when other candidates do not pay or withdraw.

How marks were calculated

Under the reported pattern:

ATIT score = number of correct responses × 1

There was no deduction reported for incorrect or unattempted questions. Thus, 86 correct answers produced 86 marks, regardless of how the remaining 34 questions were divided between incorrect and blank responses. This simple marking did not mean the final admission decision depended only on a raw score; the university’s selection and eligibility rules still applied.