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<li>Open a score conversion table in your Internet browser.</li>
<li>Locate the line that shows the T-score you wish to convert.</li>
<li>Trace the line to the percentile column to see the corresponding percentile.</li>
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 * Open a score conversion table in your Internet browser.
 * Locate the line that shows the T-score you wish to convert.
 * Trace the line to the percentile column to see the corresponding percentile.

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Thanks Elizabeth! But I am actually seeking for a formula for the same, if there is any? This was a question in a national eligibility test, where no tables or electronic devices are allowed.
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Thanks Elizabeth! But I am actually seeking for a formula for the same, if there is any? This was a question in a national eligibility test, where no tables or electronic devices are allowed.

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For example, if the value of T-score is 60, mean 50 and SD 10, what would be the percentile rank?
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For example, if the value of T-score is 60, mean 50 and SD 10, what would be the percentile rank?

How to find percentile tank from T-scores manually?

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