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kudra -
Thanks gato. Let me say it again:
the 90% is the percentile rank relative to the population of test takers, i.e. a score better than
90% of the other test takers in some "standard population" of test takers.
It is not obvious what percent of the answers need to be correct to get a particular "scaled
score", or what I called a "normalized score." This means that even consistently getting say 60%
right on a certain section on practice test taken under realistic conditions means that you still
don't know what this means in terms of a scaled score.
Hence the call for data so we could figure out the conversion with real data.
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