Don't quote me, because I could be wrong, but generally a 61% correct is over 50.
It would be more like a 57/58-ish (take 20-80, which is 60, then .61 of that is 37, add that to 20=57, which is about what it was on the raw score conversion chart).

Edited to explain my math, since you would have no idea where I got it from lol... Min score is 20, max is 80, so you take the difference, which is 60. Then take 61% of that for questions right since wrong ones don't count, and then add that answer to the minimum score.

But that doesn't help if any of the questions are weighted (hard questions worth more than the easy ones), since you'd have no way of calculating for that.

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