Passed, then 30 days later failed

vonoventwin

See this thread:

Failed, then 30 days later passed

Actually, mine was more than 30 days and I already received my beautiful certificate. On the bright side, guess I got extra toilet paper if I need something to wipe with now.

earweed

Makes you wonder if they are doing a good job of verifying the results or a really poor job of grading the tests in the first place.
Sorry to hear about this.

JDMurray

More about this incident on this thread: http://www.techexams.net/forums/isc-sscp-cissp/60173-failed-then-30-days-later-passed.html#post472237

s2008

vonoventwin wrote: »

Actually, mine was more than 30 days and I already received my beautiful certificate. On the bright side, guess I got extra toilet paper if I need something to wipe with now.

Same thing here, I received my pass email one month back, then today I received a fail email.

Can we sue ISC2 for that?

JDMurray

s2008 wrote: »

Can we sue ISC2 for that?

Read my comments here: http://www.techexams.net/forums/isc-sscp-cissp/60173-failed-then-30-days-later-passed.html#post472237

s2008

JDMurray wrote: »

Read my comments here: http://www.techexams.net/forums/isc-sscp-cissp/60173-failed-then-30-days-later-passed.html#post472237

I would have agreed with you if that was within 3 days or so, NOT after 30 days........

Beside that, in my exam all the test booklets had no numbers on them, the host had to call ISC2 to resolve the issue and write them by his hand.

JDMurray

s2008 wrote: »

I would have agreed with you if that was within 3 days or so, NOT after 30 days........

Beside that, in my exam all the test booklets had no numbers on them, the host had to call ISC2 to resolve the issue and write them by his hand.

The auditing procedures probably don't allow such an error to be discovered in such a short amount of time. And once the possible error is verified, it takes time to correlate the length and depth of the problem to determine the proper remediation.

And you had to copy the numbers from your exam booklet on to your Scantron form. That's part of the pre-exam procedure that all exam candidates perform under the direction of the exam proctor.

s2008

For those who passed then they are told they actually failed by just a fraction, what about if ISC2 makes the passing grade 650 instead of 700, that would be a compromise for those who failed by just a few points.

newmove

That is so unprofessional.I can still accept failed but later passed not the other way round.