which raw score would be above 900?
Posted: Wed May 04, 2016 2:01 am
Hi, i took GREP exam on 16, April, 2016.
i think that my raw score might be approximately mid-80. (if i did not make mistakes in the exam)
of course, the score would strongly depend on the difficulty of the exam, however, i want to certify that which raw score
averagely have shown the score of 900+
(i cannot estimate the score based on ETS sample tests because the samples are much harder than the GREP exam on 16,April, 2016)
i heard that above 80 in raw score often show 900+ but i have no idea. according to this data, above 94 was 990.
https://www.ets.org/s/gre/pdf/gre_guide_table2.pdf
However, Harvard GREP guide says that The raw score out of 100 is converted to a scaled score out of
990, which roughly corresponds to a raw score of 85 or above and a percentile
of 95.
http://users.physics.harvard.edu/~rudel ... cs_GRE.pdf
hmm......
today exams are much harder to get a good score than the previous ones, like samples, because much higher raw score is required to get 990 in today`s GREP?
i think that my raw score might be approximately mid-80. (if i did not make mistakes in the exam)
of course, the score would strongly depend on the difficulty of the exam, however, i want to certify that which raw score
averagely have shown the score of 900+
(i cannot estimate the score based on ETS sample tests because the samples are much harder than the GREP exam on 16,April, 2016)
i heard that above 80 in raw score often show 900+ but i have no idea. according to this data, above 94 was 990.
https://www.ets.org/s/gre/pdf/gre_guide_table2.pdf
However, Harvard GREP guide says that The raw score out of 100 is converted to a scaled score out of
990, which roughly corresponds to a raw score of 85 or above and a percentile
of 95.
http://users.physics.harvard.edu/~rudel ... cs_GRE.pdf
hmm......
today exams are much harder to get a good score than the previous ones, like samples, because much higher raw score is required to get 990 in today`s GREP?