What is considered a good score on the Watson Glaser test?
Answer:
Hi,
A good Watson Glaser score is 33 - 34 out of 40 for positions like managers or lawyers, but what counts as good depends on who you're compared with.
Your results include three key components:
- Raw Score: The number of correct answers you gave.
- Percentile Rank: Shows how your score compares to others. For example, a score of 28/40 is better than 79% of the general population and 69% of managers, but only 49% of law graduates.
- Target Score: To reach around the 80th percentile, aim for a score of at least 33 - 34.
For the full picture on how the test is scored, see our Watson Glaser test guide or try our free Watson Glaser practice test.
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