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Since ATMA is conducted in multiple sessions (Feb, May, July), the difficulty level may vary. To ensure fairness, AIMS uses a normalization process where raw scores are converted into 'Scaled Scores' on a range of 0 to 800. This statistical method adjusts for the relative difficulty of each session's paper. Your final percentile is calculated based on these scaled scores, reflecting your standing relative to all other test-takers in that specific session.
Last verified: January 6, 2026
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