MyAdmissionBD: Mathematical Model, Units & Reproducible Benchmarks
Role & Domain Intent: Admissions planning sandbox (Keep fictional/historical data explicit; do not present current official requirements.)
Equations, Variables & Dimensional Rules
Fictional or historical admissions discovery, eligibility explanation and local shortlist planning.
Eligibility Gate E(u) = ∧_{k=1..m} [ Score_k(u) ≥ Threshold_k(u) ] evaluated strictly against explicitly dated/fictional sandbox rule sets
Declared Units: GPA on 5.00 scale; subject marks in %; preparation readiness index in %; checklist completion count.
Step-by-Step Numerical Verification
Fictional Sandbox Example (Applicant GPA 4.75 HSC / 4.80 SSC, Physics 88%, Math 91%): Evaluated against a clearly labeled fictional engineering cluster rule (minimum GPA 4.50, Math + Physics ≥ 170%), the sandbox explains why each criterion passes, generates a local preparation timeline, and explicitly warns that real university admission circulars must be verified from official registrar websites.
| Sandbox Rule Type | Input Variables | Evaluation Output | Data Provenance Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cluster Eligibility Check | SSC/HSC GPA + Subject Marks | Criterion-by-criterion Pass/Fail | Fictional / Dated Sandbox |
| Shortlist Planner | Target Units + Exam Dates | Conflict & Revision Schedule | Local Browser JSON |
| Readiness Diagnostic | Topic Practice Logs | Coverage Gap Summary | Illustrative Only |
Validation Status, Scope Exclusions & Disclaimers
- Data Status: Synthetic / precomputed browser demonstration fixtures generated deterministically from the project engine.
- Operational Limitation: Replace or clearly label dates and requirements; no official admissions service.
- Client-Side Execution: All interactive views, filters, and JSON/CSV exports execute locally in the user's browser with zero external API calls, zero telemetry, and no server-side persistence.
- Author & Principal Investigator: Mohammad Rezwan Khan, PhD (Aalborg University · BESS QA/QC & Power Systems Specialist).