There isn't a single "passing score" for the OLSAT (Otis-Lennon School Ability Test). The OLSAT doesn't have a pass/fail structure like a driver's test. Instead, it provides a
percentile rank and a
standard score that indicate a child's performance relative to other children of the same age. These scores are then used by schools and educators to understand a child's cognitive abilities and potential.
Schools and programs using the OLSAT will set their own cut-off scores or ranges based on their specific needs and the number of available slots. What constitutes a "good" score will vary depending on the context.