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Mathematical Methods

NJ
Mean Scaled Score34.4
Standard Deviation8.4
Scaled 5051
Students Scoring 40+EXACT1,422 / 16,761
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High Achiever DistributionEXACT

40
333
41
267
42
214
43
169
44
126
45
93
46
71
47
45
48
40
49
24
50
40

Scaling

Raw vs scaled study scores for Mathematical Methods in 2025.

Calculated Scaling Data (Raw Study Score 20 to 50)

Study score scaling for Mathematical Methods (2025) from raw score 20 to 50
Raw ScoreScaled Score
2021.00
2122.46
2223.91
2325.35
2426.77
2528.18
2629.57
2730.93
2832.28
2933.60
3034.89
3136.15
3237.37
3338.57
3439.72
3540.84
3641.91
3742.94
3843.92
3944.86
4045.74
4146.57
4247.34
4348.05
4448.71
4549.30
4649.82
4750.28
4850.67
4950.99
5051.23
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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 Mathematical Methods in 2025.

Score Distribution Data (Scores 20 to 50)

Estimated score distribution and top percentiles for Mathematical Methods in 2025
Study ScoreTop % (Raw)Top % (Scaled)Students Scoring ≥
2093.4%93.4%15,648
2191.3%93.4%15,302
2288.8%91.3%14,882
2385.8%88.8%14,383
2482.3%85.8%13,802
2578.4%85.8%13,138
2674.0%82.3%12,396
2769.1%78.4%11,582
2863.9%78.4%10,708
2958.4%74.0%9,789
3052.7%69.1%8,841
3147.0%63.9%7,883
3241.4%63.9%6,935
3335.9%58.4%6,016
3430.7%52.7%5,142
3525.8%47.0%4,328
3621.4%47.0%3,586
3717.4%41.4%2,922
3814.0%35.9%2,341
3911.0%30.7%1,842
408.48%25.8%1,422
416.50%21.4%1,089
424.90%17.4%822
433.63%14.0%608
442.62%11.0%439
451.87%8.48%313
461.31%6.50%220
470.89%4.90%149
480.62%3.63%104
490.38%1.87%64
500.24%0.89%40

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.