What Is the Good Score in AMCAT?

An ELQ score of above 1,500 is considered as 'good score' for AMCAT. This will help you qualify for most company requirements. Individually, a good ballpark would be to aim for the 350-450 range.

Acing the AMCAT would mean that not only do others get to recognize what you're good with, but you also develop a better understanding of your own skill set and talents. Since there is a lot to cover, we figured it would be best to discuss all of this in detail, which you may find below.

A Brief on AMCAT

AMCAT is divided into four separate evaluations or modules.

The AMCAT modules include the following,

• English (verbal and written communication skills)
• Logical Reasoning
• Quantitative Reasoning
• Domain Knowledge

The first three modules are common; however, the fourth module is dependent on the field of study that the candidate chose, such as Engineering or Management. In general, the AMCAT test is adaptive; providing wrong answers will yield you easier questions, but we don't want that. Giving correct answers, however, will give you harder questions.

What’s a Good Total Score in AMCAT?

We can estimate that an AMCAT ELQ score of at least 1,500 is considered a good overall score if you consider all of the above as well as the fourth module (Domain Knowledge) as picked by the recruiter. However, since recruiters decide the fourth module themselves, cases of how scores are evaluated vary between candidates.

What is also important for you to know is that companies consider cutoffs individually. Some may combine two or more, most commonly with Logical Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning; the companies add these scores and then come to a conclusion.

If you feel that the scores you've obtained are not enough to make the cutoffs, then you may always choose to improve on them. Once your cool-off period ends, you may take a retest. Otherwise, ensure that you renew your scores annually. Since each module has its own kind of scoring system, let's break how they work down individually.

AMCAT Section-Wise Good Scores

The following gives you a brief idea of what each section considers a good percentile. What's interesting is that all of them share a similar amount of percentile to be the cutoff amount, with Verbal English and Computer Programming being the most demanding of the sort.

We've broken down the essential sections even further to talk about the scores rather than the percentiles below the table.

AMCAT Section-wise Good Scores

Section	No. of Questions	Total Time in Minutes	Cutoff Percentile
Verbal English	18	16	80
Quantitative Ability	16	18	75
Logical Ability	14	16	75
Computer Programming	25	35	80
Computer Science	26	25	75

Good Score for English

English is arguably the most common language in the world, so it's equally important for you to know it if you want to survive in your career. Multinational companies, conglomerates, and whatnot capitalize on communication skills, without which you cannot hope to be a team player. Companies will not hire candidates whose performance in this module is poor. This module focuses on analyzing the candidate's vocabulary, grammar, and basic comprehension.

If you want good scores in English, then you must aim towards getting scores similar or higher than the ones mentioned below:

• 450 for Engineers
• 400 for Graduates
• 425 for MBAs

Good Score for Logical Reasoning

Another skill that recruiters would pay attention to is your problem-solving skills. They want to know if you can be analytical and if you can justify the solutions you provide. Like the English module, Logical Reasoning has its own set of scores that can be considered 'good':

If you want good scores in logical reasoning, then you must aim towards getting scores similar or higher than the ones mentioned below:

• 450 for Engineers
• 380 for Graduates
• 425 for MBAs

Good Score for Quantitative Reasoning

Mathematics is applicable in virtually every space, technical and non-technical. Moreover, applied mathematics is crucial in the development of accurate solutions. Hence, candidates are expected to have a clear understanding of the essential aspects of mathematics.

The following scores are what you must aim to achieve if you want to pass the module with good results:

• 450 for Engineers
• 380 for Graduates
• 425 for MBAs

And that's it about AMCAT scores! If you want to know more about AMCATs, look at our other articles that talk about it. Also, feel free to leave your feedback down below.