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Source: AAMC Note Reference MCAT Percentiles for the PSBB Section MCAT Scores and Percentiles for the Biological and Biochemical Foundations of Living Systems Section (2021-2022) Section Score Another big drop occurs between a section score of 127, which puts you in the 71st percentile, and a section score of 126, which puts you in the 60th percentile. Although just a one-point difference, the percentile drops from 96th to 89th.

Note the drastic percentile drop from getting a section score of 130 versus 129. To score in the 90th percentile, you must have scored at least 129.To score in the 50th percentile for the BBLS section, you must have scored 125.5 in 2021-2022, up from 125.0 in 2015.The average MCAT score for the biological and biochemical foundations of living systems (BBLS) section has increased by 0.5 points in the past six years. Source: AAMC Note Reference MCAT Percentiles for the BBLS Section MCAT Scores and Percentiles for the Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills Section (2021-2022) Section Score To score in the 90th percentile, you must have scored 128 or higher.To score in the 50th percentile for the CARS section, you must have scored 124.8 in 2021-2022, down from 124.9 in 2015.The average MCAT score for the critical analysis and reasoning skills (CARS) section is the only average section score to have gone down in the past six years.

Source: AAMC Note Reference MCAT Percentiles for the CARS Section MCAT Scores and Percentiles for the Chemical and Physical Foundations of Biological Systems Section (2021-2022) Section Score

To score in the 90th percentile, you must have scored above 128.

To score in the 50th percentile for the chemical and physical foundations of biological systems (CPBS) section, you must have scored 125.2 in 2021-2022, up from 125.0 in 2015.

The MCAT exam has four sections, all scored on a scale of 118-132.Īll section score averages have gone up since 2015, except for the critical analysis and reasoning skills (CARS) section. In 2015, a score of 500.0 was the 50th percentile, whereas the number is now 501.5 in 2021-2022. This means that the 50th percentile, which reflects the median score of test takers, has gone up. The average total MCAT score has increased since 2015 when a new version of the exam was released. MCAT Total Scores and Percentiles (2021-2022) Total Score Scores of 525-528 are in the 100th percentile, meaning no one has achieved them. They act as placeholders, however, and can be useful in better understanding the score range. Note that you cannot score in the 100th or 0th percentiles, as these are just theoretical.

Scoring 493 or below means you are in the bottom quarter of test takers.

To score in or above the 25th percentile, you must achieve a result above 493.

To be in the 50th percentile, you must score greater than a 501.6.

To be in the 75th percentile, you must score higher than a 509.

The average MCAT score was 501.5 for those who took the test between and April 30, 2022.

Frequently Asked Questions About the MCAT.

MCAT Percentiles Broken Down by Section.

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