A structured perspective to find your correct assessment in the ELAT. Read on to know explanation of ELAT scores.

ELAT Scores

Description Of ELAT Scores

The test is scored out of 60 marks. The paper will be marked twice, out of 30 each time by two examiners, forming a total of 60 marks.
If the marking is vague (difference of 5 or more marks while marking twice), then a third examiner will assess the paper.
The two nearest marks will be totaled and will be sent to the Oxford University. The scores will be displayed online till January 14th.
The scores are further interpreted on scale basis. The scores are shown on four bands, starting from probability of admissions to non-probability of admissions on the basis of scores.

ELAT Scores

Phase 1- 52 to 60 marks
The students who have scored in this band have the highest chance to be further called for the interview.
Phase 2- 44 to 51
The students who have the second immediate priority to be called for the interview.
Phase 3- 37 to 43
The candidates in this phase have a lesser probability to be called for the interview. Else there should be some effective evidence to be presented for ascertaining the chances.
Phase 4- 0 to 36
It is the phase which do not have any chance or who have very less chances to be called for the interview.