PCAT Kaplan Practice Test

[aspiringpharmacist19]

Hi! So i just took a practice test that was provided by kaplan for free. I didn't really study and i was just using my basic knowledge of what I already learned in some of my courses i.e (organic chem/ gen chem/ bio/ calc etc) and I just wanted to know where i stood before i did start preparing to take the pcat in a year. I had a composite score of 383 and they said thats the 12th percentile, 353 (1st percentile for biological processes), 392 (34th percentile for chemical processes), 395 (41st percentile for critical reading), 395 (35th percentile for quantitative reasoning). Can someone tell me what this means in terms of the grading scale for the pcat?

 

[Mao263]

It's a pcat simulator. Means real pcat would be graded in the similar way

 

[doubletwenty]

Biological Processes: 1
Chemical Processes: 34
Critical Reading: 41
Qualitative Reasoning: 35
Composite: 12
99 is the highest score you can get. Usually people score higher on the real thing than the kaplan since kaplan is designed to be harder than the actual thing.