Anything below a 99 digit score then the three digit score doesn't really matter as obviously the two digit score will be the differentiator.
The three digit scores are of value for those 99ers only. If a program is so competitive to the point that all applicants are in fact 99ers (perhaps radiology, ENT, orthopedics, ..etc) then obviously they will resort to the three digit score to differentiate among them.
When you get 99 then it does not matter whether it's 228 or 248. It will be eye opening only when it crosses the 250.
Those who get over 250 are considered genius and PDs love to have them in their residents pool.
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