Learn how 11+ scores are calculated and why standardisation ensures fairness across different ages, papers, and difficulty levels.
Instead of showing correct answers, results are converted into a scaled score (e.g., 120 or 130).
This system ensures fairness regardless of test difficulty and student age.
Subjects like English, Maths, Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning vary in difficulty, time, and number of questions.
Younger children may receive slight score adjustments to ensure fairness within the same school year.
Standardised scores usually follow a bell-curve distribution.
One exam applies to all four schools in the consortium.
Two students with the same raw score may receive different final scores due to age adjustment.
Final results depend on multiple statistical factors.
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