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faq
How are scores worked out?
The real ESAT is scored with a Rasch model, a standard way of scoring tests that takes into account how hard each question is. ESATvault currently uses a custom score conversion table instead. Once enough people have used ESATvault, scores here will be calculated with a Rasch model too.
What is a good enough ESAT score?
This depends entirely on the university and course. You can generally find statistics for each online from their websites or FOI requests. However, since a 4.5 is the average, you will want to aim for higher than that. 7.0 is the top 10%, so it is a strong score. But it doesn't really matter: you should aim for the highest score you can. (Note that no score "guarantees" an interview or offer.)
When should I start preparing?
As soon as possible. But don't focus on it so much that it hinders your grades or predicted grades, since it is sort of expected that you have all A* for Oxbridge and Imperial.