Want to learn more on NTILE()

Think of it as buckets, NTILE(2) will make 2 buckets, half the rows will have the value 1 and the other half the value 2

example

create table  #temp(StudentID char(2),    Marks  int) 
insert #temp  values('S1',75 ) 
insert #temp  values('S2',83)
insert #temp  values('S3',91)
insert #temp  values('S4',83)
insert #temp  values('S5',93 ) 


select NTILE(2) over(order by Marks),*
from #temp
order by Marks

Here is the output, since you have an uneven number of rows, bucket 1 will have 1 row more

1   S1  75
1   S2  83
1   S4  83
2   S3  91
2   S5  93

If you add one more row

insert #temp  values('S6',92 ) 

Now both buckets have 3 rows

1   S1  75
1   S2  83
1   S4  83
2   S3  91
2   S6  92
2   S5  93

In reality I have never used NTILE in production code but I can see the use where you need to split the results into n number of buckets