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Microsoft Exam Scoring

Johnny Johnson

Does any one know if Microsoft gives partial credit for answers on the exam? On Transcender, if you do a simulation, and forget one step (like say not checking a box), but do everything else right, you do not get any credit. Is the actual exam scored this way or differently?

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Comments

dynamik

Maybe. They don't disclose how the exams are scored. I think that would be the only type of question that has the potential for partial credit, but I certainly wouldn't count on it.

RomBUS

Johnny Johnson wrote: »

Does any one know if Microsoft gives partial credit for answers on the exam? On Transcender, if you do a simulation, and forget one step (like say not checking a box), but do everything else right, you do not get any credit. Is the actual exam scored this way or differently?

I was wondering the same thing

astorrs

The scoring process is quite complex and each potential question in the exam pool is scored on its own (it's not like all sims are worth 25 points or something). That's why 700/1000 isn't actually 70% of the questions correct.