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ESAT score converter
Set your module and raw mark. The result is modelled, not official.
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Estimated score
4.5
±1.5-mark sensitivity 3.8–5.2
Estimated percentile
50th
modelled position in this module's cohort
Modelled around the median
UAT-UK sets 4.5 at the cohort median on the reported score scale.
- Estimated 6.0
- 19/27 · 4 more
- Estimated 7.0
- 21/27 · 6 more
› How this estimate works
UAT-UK publishes two score-scale anchors: the median candidate scores 4.5 and the 90th percentile scores 7.0. It does not publish a raw-mark conversion.
We model the missing raw-mark step from an assumed median of 15/27for this module. Both outputs therefore depend on the year's paper difficulty. The displayed range shows a shift of roughly ±1.5 raw marks; it is a sensitivity check, not a confidence interval. Use the estimate to compare practice papers, not to predict an official result.
Before you use the number
- Is there an official raw-mark conversion?
- No. UAT-UK publishes the score scale but no raw-to-scaled table, grade boundaries or pass mark. Every raw-mark conversion on this page is an estimate.
- How much should I trust the result?
- Use it to compare practice papers. UAT-UK fixes 4.5 at the cohort median and 7.0 at the 90th percentile, but the step from a raw mark to either number depends on paper difficulty and is modelled here.
- What is a good ESAT score?
- On the published scale, 4.5 is the median and 7.0 is the 90th percentile. Universities publish no ESAT cut-offs, so these numbers do not predict an offer or interview.
- Should I guess?
- Yes. Wrong answers lose no marks. Fill every blank before the module ends.
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