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Psychology

PY
Mean Scaled Score28.4
Standard Deviation7.4
Scaled 5050
Students Scoring 40+EXACT1,364 / 17,815
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High Achiever DistributionEXACT

40
319
41
258
42
205
43
159
44
122
45
90
46
67
47
49
48
33
49
22
50
40

Scaling

Raw vs scaled study scores for Psychology in 2025.

Calculated Scaling Data (Raw Study Score 20 to 50)

Study score scaling for Psychology (2025) from raw score 20 to 50
Raw ScoreScaled Score
2018.00
2118.95
2219.92
2320.91
2421.91
2522.93
2623.95
2724.99
2826.04
2927.10
3028.17
3129.25
3230.33
3331.42
3432.52
3533.62
3634.72
3735.83
3836.94
3938.05
4039.15
4140.26
4241.36
4342.47
4443.56
4544.65
4645.74
4746.82
4847.89
4948.95
5050.00
Reading this graph:

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 Psychology in 2025.

Score Distribution Data (Scores 20 to 50)

Estimated score distribution and top percentiles for Psychology in 2025
Study ScoreTop % (Raw)Top % (Scaled)Students Scoring ≥
2093.3%85.7%16,621
2191.2%82.2%16,251
2288.7%78.2%15,801
2385.7%73.7%15,266
2482.2%68.8%14,642
2578.2%63.6%13,930
2673.7%63.6%13,134
2768.8%58.0%12,261
2863.6%52.3%11,324
2958.0%46.6%10,338
3052.3%40.8%9,321
3146.6%35.3%8,294
3240.8%30.1%7,277
3335.3%25.2%6,291
3430.1%20.7%5,354
3525.2%16.7%4,481
3620.7%13.2%3,685
3716.7%10.2%2,973
3813.2%10.2%2,349
3910.2%7.66%1,814
407.66%5.87%1,364
415.87%4.42%1,045
424.42%3.27%787
433.27%2.37%582
442.37%1.69%423
451.69%1.18%301
461.18%0.81%211
470.81%0.53%144
480.53%0.35%95
490.35%0.22%62
500.22%0.22%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.