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Which programme for my LGS percentile?

Enter your percentile. The tool shows our past cut-off percentiles and scholarship bands on the same axis, so you can see at a glance where you stand for each programme.

The percentile on your LGS result (e.g. 0.42). A smaller number is a better percentile, which is why the axis is logarithmic.

Type your percentile or drag the slider; the assessment for each programme appears here.

This tool is not an official placement result. Cut-offs are our school's registration data from past years and change every year with quotas and applications. The values on this site are example (demo) data; the school enters its own data in the admin panel.

How to read the chart

The axis. The percentile grows from left to right. The scale is logarithmic: 0.1% to 1% takes as much room as 1% to 10%, so small differences at the top stay visible.

The dots. Each dot is one year's cut-off; the darkest is the latest. The grey band runs from the tightest to the widest cut-off of the years with data.

The red line. Your percentile. If the line is left of the grey band, you are better than every past year.

Scholarship bands. The top row shows which percentile ranges receive LGS tuition scholarships.

Admissions & LGS questions

  1. Question 1.Can we register before the LGS?

    Answer.Pre-registration can be done before the LGS and is not binding. Final registration and scholarships are decided by percentile after the LGS results. Students who did not sit the exam or come from abroad have a separate assessment meeting.
  2. Question 2.Why does the cut-off percentile change every year?

    Answer.The cut-off is the lowest percentile among students who registered that year. Because applications, quotas and the difficulty of the LGS change every year, so does the cut-off. Read the values in the LGS tool as past information, not as a promise.
  3. Question 3.Do you accept transfers into higher grades?

    Answer.When there are places, we accept transfers into grades 9, 10 and 11. A transfer application needs the student's report card and a short intro meeting.