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Key Takeaways from PT Marks Analysis (2021-2023): 1. Growth in Top Scorers (200+): - The percentage of candidates scoring 200+ increased steadily: 2.9% (2021) → 3.7% (2022) → 4.4% (2023), reflecting improved high-end performance. 2. Decline in Mid-Tier Scores (170-189): - Both 170-179 and 180-189 ranges saw consistent declines: - 170-179: 29.2% → 25.18% → 24.11% - 180-189: 20.44% → 17.69% → 17.23% - Suggests a shift toward higher or lower score brackets. 3. Lowest Score Range (<150): - Dropped sharply from 10.95% (2021) to 7.2% (2022) but slightly rose to 7.9% (2023). May indicate fluctuating performance among lower-scoring candidates. 4. Stabilization in 190-200 Range: - After a dip from 13.14% (2021) to 11.26% (2022), it stabilized at 11.32% (2023). 5. 160-169 Range Rebound: - After a dip in 2022 (21.98%), this range slightly recovered to 22.15% (2023), hinting at possible variability in mid-tier performance. Conclusion: Scores are polarizing, with more candidates achieving top marks (200+) and fewer in mid-tiers (170-189). The lowest tier (<150) remains volatile but smaller than in 2021. Best wishes 🙏🙏

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