11 Plus CSSE Standardised score calculation
11 Plus CSSE Standardised score calculation:
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CSSE 11 plus Exam
The CSSE Essex 11+ Test is designed for children who are looking for an entry at one of the ten Grammar Schools that are part of the consortium of selective schools in Essex. The admissions process is challenging that gives children the opportunity to show their skills and to be creative.
The CSSE 11 plus schools are:
King Edward VI Grammar School
Colchester County High School for Girls
Colchester Royal Grammar School
Southend High School for Girls
Southend High School for Boys
Westcliff High School for Girls
Westcliff High School for Boys
St. Bernard’s High School for Girls
St. Thomas More High School
Shoeburyness High School
11 Plus CSSE Standardised score calculation:
CSSE exam consists of Maths paper and English paper
Say in csse 11 results if a child gets 40 marks in English and 40 marks in Maths then the standardised score is 321.193566
English Marks Eng Avg Eng SD
40 33.174 8.665
Maths Marks Maths Avg Maths SD
40 38.349 10.709
Eng Std Maths Std
111.8165032 102.3125409
TotalMarks CSSE Score
80 321.193566
English Std score =((40-33.174)/8.665*15)+100 = 111.8165032
Maths Std score =((40-38.349)/10.709*15)+100 = 102.3125409
Total Score = =1.5*(111.8165032+102.3125409 ) = 321.193566
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kristenKa
Wow! I’ve been looking for this formula for years! Many thanks for this!
Does it change every year, do you know, or is this the standard formula?
Thank you. That’s really helpful to see. I have a similar question to Elaine. On what scores are the above ‘Avg’ and ‘SD’ figures based or are these ‘fixed’ values?