¹ Test scores, like other measurements, are not perfectly precise. The confidence bands around test scores mark the ranges in which your true scores probably lie. The diamond shaped mark indicates that your true scores are more likely to be your reported scores (in the second column) than the other scores in the confidence bands.

² The percentile ranks of scores are the percentages of test takers who received the same scores or lower scores than you did. The percentile ranks are updated on May 1 every year using results from the three most recent previous calendar years.

³ For the four sections, non-overlapping confidence bands show your likely strengths and weaknesses. Overlapping confidence bands suggest that there is not any meaningful difference between sections.

¹ Test scores, like other measurements, are not perfectly precise. The confidence bands around test scores mark the ranges in which your true scores probably lie. The diamond shaped mark indicates that your true scores are more likely to be your reported scores (in the second column) than the other scores in the confidence bands.

² The percentile ranks of scores are the percentages of test takers who received the same scores or lower scores than you did. The percentile ranks are updated on May 1 every year using results from the three most recent previous calendar years.

³ For the four sections, non-overlapping confidence bands show your likely strengths and weaknesses. Overlapping confidence bands suggest that there is not any meaningful difference between sections.