raw score

American  

noun

1. the original score, as of a test, before it is statistically adjusted.

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Etymology

Origin of raw score

First recorded in 1925–30

Example Sentences

Wilson also noted that the February 2025 test takers had a higher average raw score on the written section of the bar exam than their 2024 or 2023 cohorts.

From Los Angeles Times

But with a raw score at East Lake — not the staggered start, such as 7 under for him — McIlroy tied for 11th at the Tour Championship.

From Seattle Times

Two years ago, he started four shots behind Cantlay, had a raw score that was three shots better and wound up one behind.

From Seattle Times

McIlroy had a 17-under 263 for his raw score, the best of the week.

From Washington Times

He is 13 under for his raw score, which is tied for McIlroy for the best this week.

From Seattle Times