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Product Design and Technologies

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Mean Scaled Score25.3
Standard Deviation6.8
Scaled 5050
Students Scoring 40+EXACT171 / 2,773
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High Achiever DistributionEXACT

40
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32
42
25
43
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46
7
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48
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5

Scaling

Raw vs scaled study scores for Product Design and Technologies in 2025.

Calculated Scaling Data (Raw Study Score 20 to 50)

Study score scaling for Product Design and Technologies (2025) from raw score 20 to 50
Raw ScoreScaled Score
2014.00
2114.96
2215.92
2316.89
2417.87
2518.85
2619.84
2720.85
2821.86
2922.89
3023.94
3125.00
3226.08
3327.17
3428.29
3529.43
3630.59
3731.78
3832.99
3934.23
4035.49
4136.79
4238.11
4339.47
4440.87
4542.29
4643.76
4745.26
4846.80
4948.38
5050.00
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The blue line shows the scaling trend calculated from available data. Note that this is a statistical approximation and may be slightly inaccurate. The grey line shows scores if there was no scaling and is useful to see if a subject scales up or down.

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Score Distribution

Estimated study score distribution for Product Design and Technologies in 2025.

Score Distribution Data (Scores 20 to 50)

Estimated score distribution and top percentiles for Product Design and Technologies in 2025
Study ScoreTop % (Raw)Top % (Scaled)Students Scoring ≥
2093.4%68.5%2,590
2191.3%63.1%2,532
2288.7%57.5%2,460
2385.6%51.7%2,375
2482.1%45.8%2,276
2578.0%40.0%2,163
2673.5%40.0%2,037
2768.5%34.4%1,899
2863.1%29.0%1,750
2957.5%24.0%1,594
3051.7%19.5%1,433
3145.8%15.4%1,270
3240.0%11.8%1,109
3334.4%8.76%953
3429.0%8.76%804
3524.0%6.17%666
3619.5%4.72%540
3715.4%3.57%427
3811.8%3.57%328
398.76%2.67%243
406.17%1.91%171
414.72%1.37%131
423.57%1.37%99
432.67%0.94%74
441.91%0.69%53
451.37%0.69%38
460.94%0.43%26
470.69%0.29%19
480.43%0.29%12
490.29%0.18%8
500.18%0.18%5

Note: This distribution graph is a reconstructed visualisation for illustrative purposes only. While the total cohort size and 40+ scores are exact, score distributions below 40 are statistical estimates and should not be used for exact score calculations.