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------------------------------------------------ Suppose you take the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) and your score is in the 32nd percentile. How do you interpret this result?

Answer :

In Statistics, percentiles are a representation of the relative position of a particular value within a data set. For example, if your exam score is better than k% of the rest of the class. That means your exam score is at the kth percentile.

If your test score is at the 32nd percentile it can be interpreted as follows:

-Your test score is better than only 32 percent of the other scores recorded for the test.

-32 percent of the people who took the admission test have scores which are lower than yours.

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