What's your score?

I just passed the exams of both core and OS in the last two weeks. What are your scores? I am afraid my scores are too low to put on the resume and/or show the interviewer. Of course, I have work experience as a PC tech for over 4 years, so passing is a breeze but I would like to impress someone with something other than my words (CompTIA's words).

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ryan921

yeah i have a question about this also i studied hard for the hardware part i passed but with only with a 687 does your score show up on ur a+ certification just wondering.

thanks
ryan

Cross

No your score does not show up on the cert. Remember a pass is a pass. Just be sure to refresh your knowledge on the materials you may be sluggish on

bellboy

yes. your score will not be on your cert. it doesn't matter to us either if you don't mention your score when you share your success/failure in this forum.

because of the nature of adaptive exams, your score doesn't necessarily reflect how well you know the questions anyway. i believe i got all questions correct in both of my exams, yet my core score was 1000+ and my operating systems score was barely 900.

Webmaster

It's like a driver's license exam. When you pass you pass. No matter the score, you can (/should be able to) drive.

Enforcer

It's like the final in any sports contest, years down the road no one actually remembers the score, just who won.

bellboy

i agree. don't aim for get by. aim to win!