1000 min gre to new scale
The GRE has undergone several changes in scoring over the years. The most recent change was in 2011, when the test switched from a 200-800 scoring scale to a 130-170 scoring scale.
To convert a score from the old 200-800 scale to the new 130-170 scale, you can use the following conversion chart:
| Old Score (200-800) | New Score (130-170) |
|---|---|
| 200-240 | 130-140 |
| 250-280 | 141-150 |
| 290-310 | 151-160 |
| 320-340 | 161-165 |
| 350-370 | 166-170 |
| 380-400 | 166-170 |
| 410-430 | 166-170 |
| 440-460 | 166-170 |
| 470-490 | 166-170 |
| 500-520 | 166-170 |
| 530-550 | 166-170 |
| 560-580 | 166-170 |
| 590-610 | 166-170 |
| 620-640 | 166-170 |
| 650-670 | 166-170 |
| 680-700 | 166-170 |
| 710-730 | 166-170 |
| 740-760 | 166-170 |
| 770-790 | 166-170 |
| 800 | 170 |
Using this chart, a score of 1000 on the old scale would correspond to a score of approximately 164 on the new scale.
Keep in mind that this conversion is approximate, as the new scoring scale is more nuanced and takes into account the test-taker's performance on each section (Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, and Analytical Writing).