The Logiks Advanced test uses a norm-referenced scoring system, meaning your results are reported as a percentile ranking compared to other candidates rather than as a simple pass or fail.
Your performance is evaluated across:
- Overall General Ability
- Speed
- Accuracy
While sections may be internally calculated on a 0 - 100 scale, your final results are typically reported as percentile rankings based on a norm group.
A percentile score reflects how you performed compared to other candidates. For example, scoring in the 75th percentile means you performed better than 75% of the comparison group. This does not mean you answered 75% of the questions correctly. It only indicates your relative standing.
Because scoring is benchmark-based rather than pass/fail, employers are assessing whether you fall above or below their required performance threshold. In competitive US-based roles, both accuracy and speed matter. A strong candidate demonstrates the ability to solve problems correctly while maintaining efficient pacing under tight time limits.
That’s why realistic preparation is essential. Practicing with accurate, test-like simulations helps you improve not only your reasoning skills but also your time management under pressure.