Locate the number indicating the percentile in which your child was placed for verbal reasoning. For example, if your score report says that he was placed in the 98th percentile for verbal reasoning, it means your child outperformed 98 percent of his peers and is in the top 2 percent for his age group.
Locate the number indicating the percentile in which your child was placed for the nonverbal reasoning.
Locate the number indicating the percentile in which your child was placed for the quantitative reasoning.
Locate the number indicating the composite percentile for all three sections. This number combines all three scores and indicates where your child stands in comparison to other students who took the test. Thus, a composite percentile score of 98 indicates that, overall, your child did better on all three sections combined than 98 percent of other students in her age group.
Locate the number indicating your child's stanine for verbal reasoning. For example, a stanine of 9 corresponds to a percentile range of 96 to 99; a stanine of 8 corresponds to a percentile range of 89 to 95, and so on. A stanine above 5 means that your child scored above average on that section.
Locate the number indicating your child's stanine for nonverbal reasoning.
Locate the number indicating your child's stanine for quantitative reasoning.