PT conversion charts

kleinstd · July 2018

Are the conversion charts at the end of each PT the same for every test? Or are they adjusted for the curve for that particular test. For instance, I got a 68 on PT 37 which translates to a 156 according to the conversion chart. However, I checked the score with another converter online and a 68 was a 159.

Anyone know which one would be right?

FixedDice · July 2018

Are the conversion charts at the end of each PT the same for every test?

No.

Anyone know which one would be right?

Whatever comes with a PT is the correct conversion chart for that particular PT. Don't get duped by anything else.

kleinstd · July 2018

@FixedDice thank you!

samantha.ashley92 · July 2018

Yup, just use the one for that particular test!

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