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My friend said that he got 2930 in UKCAT, is he lying?

I'm not sure how the scores work, so I'm just asking. I thought that the average was 600 something and that 700+ was considered really good (and so I assumed that it was marked out of 1000), but he's now telling me that it's marked out of 3600 and yeah I'm confused.

Is he lying?
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419
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It does get marked out of 3600. When people say they got 600/700 something, it's their average score they're mentioning.
(edited 10 years ago)
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Original post by TenOfThem
Score is between 300 and 900


Not really true see ^^^above^^^
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Original post by 419
Not really true see ^^^above^^^


That is why I deleted :smile:
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No he's probably not lying.. that would give him an average score of 732.5, which is very plausible.

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What is the UKCAT anyway?


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Each section is between 300 and 900 based on relative scores , 4 sections are added up for a score out of 3600 , but it is easier to quote average score over 4 sections. Either way your friends score is REALLY good!!
Perfectly plausible.

The UKCAT has four sections, each scored out of 900 - making the total out of 3600. However, people usually give their score as an average. A score of 2930 gives an average of 732.5 which is an excellent score but not unbelievable.

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