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
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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.
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Cross
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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
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bellboy
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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.A+ Moderator -
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It's like a driver's license exam. When you pass you pass. No matter the score, you can (/should be able to) drive. -
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It's like the final in any sports contest, years down the road no one actually remembers the score, just who won.Mission statement : To change and deviate from the subject at the earliest opportunity.
