I wonder, what factors affect the LGS score calculation? For example, are the raw scores from the exam more important, or does the diploma grade carry more weight? What are your thoughts on this, buddy?
How is the LGS score calculated?
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Alright buddy, let's share a tip on how to calculate the LGS score. First off, it's not just about the raw scores you get from the exam; the real game-changer is which tests those scores come from. For instance, Turkish, Math, and Science have equal weight, while T.C. İnkılap Tarihi (History of Turkish Republic) and Religious Culture have a weight of 1. So, while your score can increase based on your raw scores, you should think in terms of "How many correct answers do I need to get into YBS?" This means 10 correct answers in Turkish isn't equivalent to 10 correct answers in Science; the scores vary based on the test.
Your GPA also contributes to your score, accounting for 30% of the total. So, if you want to achieve the highest possible LGS score, you need to perform at your best both in the exam and at school. For example, if you've reached 500 points with 90 correct answers in the exam, a GPA of 100 could boost your score to around 510-520. In short, raw scores are important, but which test they come from is just as crucial, and your GPA is the final touch.