MPS?

So it seems the bands are extremely tight, potentially less than a percent.
mine is 57.3 w a max of 70.
 
Rob_84 wrote:
my 40/60/80 is 61.2% (45.3% min/75.4% max) band 10 fail
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mine is 61.0% (45.3% min/75.1% max) : Band 8 fail.
Think 40/60/80 should be adjusted for the Band. Mine should have been around 55%.
 
lsquad wrote:
40/60/80: 59.9% PASS
max score 70.9 - that’s a hard cap on the MPS
ethics in 50-70, so no adjustment in play
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PM - any sectional score >70 should either be 83.3 or 100 (5 or 6 right) and 50-70 is 66.6 (4 right) except in ethics where it could be slightly diff. [The Min-max takes into account the same]. So guess if you have many >70 in PM your score would have been higher than what 40/60/80 suggests…. I estimate my own PM is a min 78% to max 93% range. whereas 40/60/80 would estimate my PM at 76%.
The data <50 and >70 is at best sketchy and could be quite misleading. As some one pointed out, i could have scored closer to 0’s in few sections in AM. The Bands capture the effect of both these extremes. Quite surprised that the prep providers are not adjusting the estimates to the Bands.
 
Pass; According to 300h: 62.4 with 48.7min and 76.2max, 33rd percentile!
 
Phoenix T. wrote:
Pass; According to 300h: 62.4 with 48.7min and 76.2max, 33rd percentile!
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Am I missing something here. 54% pass rate for Level III this year and 300h estimates your %ile to be 33. Something not right in the 40/60/80 analysis.
 
Hedgee wrote:
Phoenix T. wrote:
Pass; According to 300h: 62.4 with 48.7min and 76.2max, 33rd percentile!
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Am I missing something here. 54% pass rate for Level III this year and 300h estimates your %ile to be 33. Something not right in the 40/60/80 analysis.
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the 33% is of the data they receive in their database - essentially very heavily skewed toward those who pass as those who fail are seldom checking their 40/60/80 scores.
 
Pass
40/60/80: 71.1%
Minimum: 61.1%
Maximum: 88.1%
87th percentile of the 300 Hours sample.
 
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