What standardised component would make a weighted score of 121?
Bucks 11+
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How is the Bucks 11+ score worked out?
Verbal skills count 50%, maths 25% and non-verbal 25% of the standardised components. A weighted score of 121 qualifies.
Does a higher score than 121 help?
No. Buckinghamshire says a higher qualifying score does not give a higher priority for a place.
Why does verbal matter so much?
It counts double. One extra point in verbal adds half a point to the total; one in maths or non-verbal adds a quarter.
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What it does
Enter two Bucks component scores and see what the third needs for a weighted 121.
The Buckinghamshire Secondary Transfer Test: verbal, maths and non-verbal standardised components, each from 60 to 170.
Method
- Buckinghamshire weights verbal skills 50%, maths 25% and non-verbal 25%, and 121 qualifies.
- The tool solves 0.5 x verbal + 0.25 x maths + 0.25 x non-verbal = 121 for the part you choose.
- The answer is rounded up, never down, so it is always enough.