How are exams scored?

For the CLT and CLT10, three section scores, combined to make one overall score, will be reported for each exam:

  • Verbal Reasoning (section score, 1-40 scale)
  • Grammar/Writing (section score, 1-40 scale)
  • Quantitative Reasoning (section score, 1-40 scale)
  • Score (overall score, 1-120 scale)

For CLT3-8, two section scores, combined to make one composite score, will be reported for each exam:

  • Verbal Reasoning (section score, 150-300 scale)
  • Quantitative Reasoning (section score, 150-300 scale)
  • Composite Score (overall score, 300-600 scale)

Note: CLT7 & CLT8 have three test sections (Verbal Reasoning, Grammar/Writing, and Quantitative Reasoning). The two section scores include Quantitative Reasoning, with Verbal Reasoning and Grammar/Writing combined to make one Verbal Reasoning score.

Students will also see a percentage correct for academic domains and subdomains.
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