The document contains the results of the National Medical Admission Test (NMAT) taken by Ariel Jr. Angara Bitong on April 07, 2013. It provides his scores on the aptitude and special area tests, including the General Performance Score of 659 (94th percentile). The document explains that the NMAT measures abilities useful for selection in Philippine medical schools and reports scores on a standard scale from 200 to 800 with a mean of 500. It notes that this electronic copy is not valid for admission and the official report will be mailed within 4 weeks.

1. National Medical Admission Test (NMAT) Results
(Electronic Copy Only, NOT Valid for Admission Purposes)
NMAT Test Date: April 07, 2013 NMAT Application No.: 1041302596
Examinee's Name: BITONG, ARIEL JR. ANGARA
Mailing Address: Lot 15 Block 05 Villa Corina Ave.
Villa Corina Subdivision B Metro Manila (NCR)
Philippines 1107
APTITUDE (APT) Standard Score SPECIAL AREA (SA) Standard Score
Verbal 611 Biology 585
Quantitative 585 Physics 669
Inductive Reasoning 516 Chemistry 545
Perceptual Acuity 597 Social Science 737
APT Composite 601 SA Composite 636
General Performance Score (GPS):
Standard Score 659 Percentile Rank 94
WHAT YOUR NMAT SCORES MEAN
The National Medical Admission Test, or NMAT, is designed to measure abilities which are deemed useful for selection purposes in
Philippine medical schools.
Part I of the NMAT yields five scores, one on each of the four aptitude subtests and their weighted summative score, the APT
Composite. Part II also yields five scores, one on each of the four subtest areas and their weighted summative score, the SA Composite.
The General Performance Score, or GPS, is the weighted summative score of the eight subtests.
The scores are reported in standard form and have a range of 200 to 800, a mean of 500, and a standard deviation of 100. The GPS
scale has an equivalent percentile rank scale that is used to indicate the standing of examinees in comparison with the norm group. The
percentile ranks have a range of 1- to 99+ with a mid-percentile rank of 50 that corresponds to the mean standard score of 500. For
example, if you obtain a GPS of 500, your performance is comparable to the mean GPS of the norm group and 50% of the norm group
scored lower than you. If your GPS is 539, it has a percentile rank equivalent of 65. This means that your score belongs to the scores of
the upper 35% of the norm group, while 65% of the norm group scored lower than you.
NOTE: This is an electronic copy of your NMAT results. It is NOT valid for admission purposes. Your official NMAT Examinee Report Form
(ERF) that should be presented when you apply for admission to Philippine medical schools will be MAILED four (4) weeks after the test date to the
mailing address that you indicated in your NMAT Application Form.
You may request for a duplicate copy of your official NMAT ERF if you have not received your original NMAT ERF five (5) weeks after the
test date. Please fax your request to (02) 894-1392 (attn: The NMAT Secretariat) or email us at nmat@cem-inc.org.ph. You may also visit the NMAT
Secretariat at the CEM Manila Head Office, 24th Flr. Cityland Pasong Tamo Tower, 2210 Chino Roces Avenue, Makati City, or call telephone nos.
(02) 813-3694 or 95, loc. 108.
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