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PACKRAT PANCE PROFESSIONAL
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Everyone tells you all about how terrible it would be to fail the PANCE, but then you take these exams and you keep getting predicted passing grades. The frustrating thing is that you never really get a lot of feedback on these exams. If memory serves, I got around a 155 or so which translates into roughly a 598 predicted PANCE score. Generally speaking, a 400 out of possible 800 is universally considered to be a passing score on all versions of the PANCE, hence why programs use the 120 PACKRAT threshold as their predicted passing threshold. Of the different versions, some are as low as a 355 minimum passing score and some are as high as a 392. There are multiple versions of the PANCE and a passing score is considered anything two standard deviations below the mean and above. This old formula still holds relatively true.Īs such, a raw PACKRAT score of 120 equals 401.33 as a predicted PANCE score. Insight from PA undergoing residency program: Link.If you notice these rules being violated, please message the mods. However, please do not share files for which you do not have the copyrights.

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