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Can you get a percentile score of 100 percent? - Answers

No. While you may score 100% on any specific test or category, the 100th percentile is a theoretic equivalent of having reached infinity, meaning that there neither is nor could be a more substantial passing. To better understand, consider that there was 100th percentile, it would indicate that you had scored better than everyone else, leaving no room for anyone else to get 100%. As there obviously is still the possibility that someone else has scored 100% it eliminates anyone from actually attaining the 100th percentile accordingly. - BUT - keep trying.



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No. While you may score 100% on any specific test or category, the 100th percentile is a theoretic equivalent of having reached infinity, meaning that there neither is nor could be a more substantial passing. To better understand, consider that there was 100th percentile, it would indicate that you had scored better than everyone else, leaving no room for anyone else to get 100%. As there obviously is still the possibility that someone else has scored 100% it eliminates anyone from actually attaining the 100th percentile accordingly. - BUT - keep trying.



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Can you get a percentile score of 100 percent? - Answers

No. While you may score 100% on any specific test or category, the 100th percentile is a theoretic equivalent of having reached infinity, meaning that there neither is nor could be a more substantial passing. To better understand, consider that there was 100th percentile, it would indicate that you had scored better than everyone else, leaving no room for anyone else to get 100%. As there obviously is still the possibility that someone else has scored 100% it eliminates anyone from actually attaining the 100th percentile accordingly. - BUT - keep trying.

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      No. While you may score 100% on any specific test or category, the 100th percentile is a theoretic equivalent of having reached infinity, meaning that there neither is nor could be a more substantial passing. To better understand, consider that there was 100th percentile, it would indicate that you had scored better than everyone else, leaving no room for anyone else to get 100%. As there obviously is still the possibility that someone else has scored 100% it eliminates anyone from actually attaining the 100th percentile accordingly. - BUT - keep trying.

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