estimate score Forum
- Nothing but the Funk
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estimate score
How should you go about estimating what your actual test day score will be from your pt scores?
Edited for confusion.
Edited for confusion.
Last edited by Nothing but the Funk on Thu Aug 15, 2013 10:24 am, edited 1 time in total.
- Nova
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Re: estimate score
If you're asking what I think you're asking...
Average your last 5 scaled scores, or something
Average your last 5 scaled scores, or something
- wtrc
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Re: estimate score
Can't really estimate your score accurately- there is a lot of variance and it's hard to account for test day anxiety and stress.
Make sure to PT in real conditions. Don't let yourself go overtime- at all. Use a bubble sheet. Don't take breaks to check your phone or Facebook. Don't eat or drink during some of your PT's.
Make sure to PT in real conditions. Don't let yourself go overtime- at all. Use a bubble sheet. Don't take breaks to check your phone or Facebook. Don't eat or drink during some of your PT's.
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- vuthy
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Re: estimate score
I think it's better to think in terms of ranges and probabilities, rather than an actual score. So for example, I think there is a 95% chance that I will get between a 166 and 174, based on all the PTs I've done and my progress. By October, maybe it will be a 95% chance of between 168 and 176 or something like that. But estimating a precise score isn't possible, and isn't a good idea, because I think it then leads to unnecessary or unjustified retakes.
- ThetaX
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Re: estimate score
As a rule of thumb, assume that your average will drop on test day.