i hope youre trolling. it doesnt matter if MSARs median scores are based on the alphabet or newtonian mechanics.. if you received one of the highest possibles scores on an exam, whether it be the old or current version, youre obviously in a good place. are you unaware that the new exam is out of 528 and that each section is out of 132, and that you were a maximum of 3 points away from a PERFECT score on only one section whilst achieving a PERFECT score in another with the other two in between? are you unable to extrapolate from this that your score is of absolutely zero concern for any program you apply to? especially given access to percentile rankings that show that these scores are better than something like 95% of everyone who took the exam? excuse my "unprofessional" input but your question is just stupid (contrary to what your elementary school taught you about stupid questions). good day and good luck!