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If I have a Verbal Ability scaled score of 407 and a percentile rank of 60, what does this really mean?Article ID: 3589
Last updated: 14 Apr, 2010
Frequently Asked Question:If I have a Verbal Ability scaled score of 407 and a percentile rank of 60, what does this really mean? Answer:Scaled scores for the multiple-choice subtests are always on a scale of 200–600, are based on the number of core (live) items correct, and are calculated separately for each multiple-choice subtest. Experimental items do not count towards your score. A percentile rank indicates the percentage of examines (from the current norm group only) who received a scaled score lower than a given score. For example, a percentile rank of 60 indicates that 60% of the examinees in the norm group received a lower scaled score on Verbal Ability than 407.
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