How to compare your score against teacher certification qualifying scores
Candidates applying across several states usually keep a list of qualifying scores for each licensure test and subject area, then compare their own score against each line by hand. This page does that comparison in one step. Enter your composite score and the maximum possible score, then paste the qualifying scores you are tracking, one per line, as "state and subject, score".
The arithmetic is a plain subtraction. For every line the qualifying score is subtracted from your score, and a margin of zero or more counts as cleared, so an exact tie is cleared rather than below. The page also picks out the line with the largest margin and, among the ones you missed, the one you came closest to clearing.
One limit matters most: this page does not predict a qualifying score. Boards set and revise their own passing standards, and they differ by subject area and by state, so the comparison only holds inside the numbers you typed. Weighted combining of separate exam stages and any probability of being hired are not supported. The Korean version of this page covers a national appointment examination specific to Korea.
Frequently asked questions
No. It does not forecast anything. Qualifying scores are set by each state board and revised over time, so you enter the numbers published on your score report or the state board page and the page only compares them.
A score equal to the qualifying score counts as cleared. The margin shows as 0 pts and the row is not marked as below.
No. This page takes one already composited score and compares it against the qualifying scores you list. Weighted combining of separate exam stages is not supported.