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#help New Score Converter Tool... Score jumped 10 points?
il-legally-brunette
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Hi! I just used the new score converter tool to see what my last PT score would roughly be if it were the new test with no LG. To do so, I disregarded my missed points on LG and totaled my missed points on the 1 LR and 1 RC, which totalled to -11. According to the tool, that is a 168...
How can this be accurate? I scored a -8 on the Lg and a -7 on LR, so how could my score have jumped 10 whole points with no LG!??
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Hello, someone else can correct me if I'm wrong but I believe you're meant to total all of your missed points, including those from the experimental section.