This chart illustrates the count of selected students whose total margin is less than or equal to the user-defined threshold. It helps in understanding how many candidates fell within specific margins from the final cutoff, thereby revealing trends in student performance relative to the cutoff.
To interpret the chart, examine the X-axis representing margin values, calculated as the difference between candidates' total marks and the cutoff. The Y-axis indicates the number of candidates within each margin range, with taller bars reflecting more candidates. You can also enter a user-defined threshold to filter the chart for margins less than or equal to this value. Analyzing the distribution of margins helps identify patterns, such as the concentration of candidates near the cutoff or those who exceeded it. This insight is vital, as narrow margins of just 1 or 2 marks can significantly impact candidates' opportunities and success.
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