Candidate scores are delivered electronically, usually within 5 working days. A Summary Report on scoring and interpretation is provided within 7 days.
The report presents:
- Information about the test construct and structure and brief descriptions of the way the tests are scored and the criteria for candidates’ success in passing the test.
- Indicators of group performance on the test, including summary statistics for each test cycle.
- Key psychometric indicators describing the performance of the test instrument, including inter-component correlations, component reliabilities, item performance statistics and student ability/item difficulty plots.
- Candidate results are reported as scaled, or standardised scores to allow for comparison across multiple test sittings.
- Standard Item Response Theory (IRT) analysis is used to calibrate item difficulties and measure candidate ability.
Options for reporting of results are as follows:
- Alphabetical listing of candidate results.
- Rank order of candidate results according to candidates total overall score.
- Rank order of candidate results according to the score in each component; ie: Verbal, Quantitative, Abstract, Mechanical Reasoning and Interpersonal Understandings.
- Identification of candidates who achieve above an identified minimum level.
