A VA disability rating is given to veterans with a service-related disability based on how severe their injuries or disabilities are. This rating is then used to determine how much they can earn as compensation for the conditions connected with their service. The rating is on a scale from 0 to 100%. The more serious your condition is, the higher your rating will be.
If you have a 0% rating, you won’t receive monthly compensation, but you may be eligible for other types of benefits. Meanwhile, a 100% rating typically means you’ll earn maximum compensation for each month.