School Success Ranking in Multi Criteria Decision Making

Abstract

The aim of this paper is to proposed an application multi criteria decision making in intuitionistic

fuzzy sets. Multicriteria decision making is a well known concept that aims to select the best solution among

several alternatives by evaluating multiple conflicting criteria, explicitly in decision making. In this paper; success

ranking of schools has been researched in multi criteria decision making. Also the most successful school has been

determined among these ranked schools. Success ranking of among the randomly selected schools in a city have

been researched. This method could be applicable to all schools. For this paper have been benefitted from similarity

measure for intuitionistic fuzzy sets in multi criteria decision making problem. Each option have been compared

with both the positive-ideal solution and the negative-ideal solution.

Keywords

• intuitionistic fuzzy sets,decision making,multi criteria

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